Skiing with us at MIRAMONTI.

Our personal recommendations. The Merano 2000 ski area is right on our doorstep, with five more ski resorts waiting to be discovered. Our reception team will be happy to help you plan your day on the slopes, from ski passes and lessons to equipment rental.

MM ski rental

Rent your skis and boots directly at MIRAMONTI. Less time spent organising, more time enjoying the slopes.

MM SKI SHUTTLE

Our complimentary ski shuttle takes you to the Merano 2000 ski area and brings you back to the hotel after a day on the slopes. No extra transfer costs, no unnecessary planning – just more time to enjoy skiing.

MM ski rental

Your first turns or a little fine-tuning of your technique – with the right instructor, every run becomes more rewarding. We're happy to arrange private ski lessons tailored to your experience and what you'd like to get out of your time on the slopes.

Ski school: Altura

lunch at ROTWAND

Right in the Merano 2000 ski area, at 1,818 metres. Good food, a sunny terrace and a table overlooking the mountains. Put the skis aside for a while, enjoy a proper lunch, then head back out for another run.

ROTWAND

Beyond Merano 2000, there are more ski areas to discover nearby. Here are our personal recommendations for a few more days on the slopes.

Merano 2000

The Merano 2000 ski area, on the scenic Tschögglberg plateau, is one of the sunniest ski areas in the region. It offers 40 kilometres of slopes of various levels of difficulty.
We are happy to take you to the lifts with the free hotel shuttle and pick you up again at any time for tea time.

Ski area: Merano 2000

Journey time: ca. 10 min

Plan

Skiing in idyllic, car-free Plan. The ski area in Val Passiria is known for some rapid downhill slopes with guaranteed snow conditions. Families and children can also enjoy ideal slopes. The small mountain village of Plan has 160 inhabitants and therefore has a very special charm.

Ski area: Plan

Journey time: ca. 60 min

Racines-Giovo

The home ski area of hostess Carmen. To reach the Racines-Giovo ski area, we recommend driving directly to the Monte Giovo Pass at 2,094 metres. Perfectly groomed slopes in various levels of difficulty are guaranteed.
Our tip: visit the wonderful little town of Vipiteno after your day's skiing.

Ski area: Racines-Giovo

Journey time: ca. 70 min

Plan de Corones

The famous ski resort in the Pustertal Dolomites. With over 120 kilometres of slopes and an indescribable mountain panorama, Plan de Corones is certainly one of the best-known ski areas in our region. With long and wide valley slopes, all skiers will be thrilled.
Our tip: a visit to the Messner Mountain Museum Corones, directly on the Plan de Corones at 2,275 metres.

Ski area: Plan de Corones

Journey time: ca. 1h 40 min

Dolomiti Superski

The ski area in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. The Dolomiti Superski destination links 12 different ski areas with a total of 1,200 kilometres of slopes. The mountain chain, world-famous for its snow-capped mountains, is truly incomparable.
You can start from any of the ski areas. We recommend starting from Selva di Val Gardena to ski the ‘Sella Ronda’, a circular route around the Sella Group, in the heart of the Dolomites.

Ski area: Dolomiti Superski

Journey time: ca. 70 min to Selva di Val Gardena

Alta Badia

The enchanting Ladin valley in the Dolomites

The Alta Badia ski resort is definitely one of our favourite ski areas. Breathtaking mountain scenery, fantastic mountain huts and many kilometres of slopes. The ‘Gran Risa’ World Cup downhill slope in La Villa certainly has its charms. We recommend driving all the way to Corvara and entering the ski area from there.
Our tip: after skiing, head to the après-ski venue ‘Murin’ to end the day in a cosy atmosphere.

Ski area: Alta Badia

Journey time: ca. 2h to Corvara