Ski area Buffaure

Altitude: 1,325 - 2,354 m a.s.l.
Ski slopes: 14.2 km (1 km easy, 11.2 km medium, 3 km difficult)
Lift facilities: 6 (4 chair lifts, 1 cable car, 1 conveyor belt)

The Buffaure skiing area in Pozza di Fassa is well-known for the Aloch slopes descending to the village centre of Meida

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The Buffaure skiing area in Pozza di Fassa offers well-prepared ski slopes and is the starting point of the famous Panorama Skitour. From Pozza di Fassa you can reach the highest peaks by taking the panoramic Pozza-Buffaure cable car. During the ride you can enjoy a fantastic view of the Catinaccio, the Latemar and the Sassolungo.

Also the Snowpark Buffaure is accessible by cable car. This park is dedicated to snowboard and freestyle lovers who will definitely enjoy the different slopes of various difficulty levels. Families and children can have fun on the Family Fun Line.

The pistes of the ski area ensure great fun both to experts and beginners.

Hereafter you can find a list of the most important ski slopes of the skiing area:

Vulcano: difficult, 2,000 m long, average gradient 30% (max 58%), drop of 566 m.
Buffaure di Sotto: medium, 730 m long, average gradient 15% (max. 30%)
Col Valvacin: medium, 1,640 m long, average gradient 20% (max 44%)
Baby Buffaure: easy, 180 m long
Buffaure: medium, 5,100 m long, average gradient 15% (many sections 30%)
Pala del Geiger: medium, one of the new slopes, connects the ski area with the Conca di Ciampac
Orsa Maggiore: easy and quite wide, 2,100 m long slope with a drop of about 300 m, connects the Ski Area Alba-Ciampac to the Buffaure ski area.
Ski Stadium Aloch: difficult, 1,000 m long, average gradient 27 % (max. 49 %), venue for national and international ski races. This slope is reserved for the training sessions of pro skiers during the day, every Wednesday and Friday evening , from December 27, 2024 - March 1, 2025 it is illuminated and open to amateur skiers from 7.30 pm to 10 pm.