Everything is ready for the summer season with the “Dolomiti Supersummer” system.
Cable cars are opening for the summer
At Cortina Skiworld the Lagazuoi cable car opens on 30 May, the Cinque Torri chairlift on 6 June, the Tofana area on 13 June, and the Socrepes area alongside the Cortina Bike Park Dolomiti and the Rio Gere chairlift - Son Forca on 20 June, and Cortina Skyline on 27 June, while Auronzo and Misurina will also open in mid-June, followed by the Faloria cable car in July.
The Cortina Skiworld lifts open up new vistas
Cortina is gearing up for the warmer months with an increasingly well-structured offering, in which the ski lifts take centre stage even during the warmer months and provide the key to a new way of experiencing the mountains: simpler, more sustainable and suitable for everyone. With the start of the season, the Cortina Skiworld lifts allow visitors to easily reach the most scenic heights and access the main hiking trails without having to tackle long ascents on foot. A system that is not only functional but increasingly central to the summer tourist experience, allowing visitors to move fluidly between different areas of the Dolomites.
Hiking and flexible passes
It is within this context that the Dolomiti Supersummer system fits in, the summer pass that allows use of the ski lifts in the main destinations of the ski circuit. More than just a ticket, it is a tool that allows you to tailor your own high-altitude experience, by flexibly combining hikes, views and outdoor activities. Alongside the traditional options, more flexible passes are also available, such as the points card, available in a 1,000-unit format for €100. This is a transferable solution that allows you to use the lifts gradually, making it particularly suitable for families or small groups. For certain specific experiences, such as the Dolomites Ronda, a dedicated 800-unit version is also available.
A multi-stage hiking route
The Dolomites Ronda is one of the main new features of summer 2026, taking the form of a multi-stage hiking route connecting some of the most iconic areas of the Dolomites, including Cortina d’Ampezzo, the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Plan de Corones and Alta Badia. It is a modular route that can be spread over several days and stands out for its flexibility. Along the route, it is in fact possible to choose between three levels of difficulty: an easier version, an intermediate one and a more alpine one, designed for experienced hikers. A distinctive feature is the integration with the ski lifts, accessible via Dolomiti Supersummer, which facilitate connections between the different areas and allow you to tailor the physical effort required along the stages.
A Bike Park for downhill and trail riding
To complete the offering, Cortina Skiworld also offers two options particularly popular with mountain lovers during the summer. These include the Cortina Bike Pass, available as a 1-day or 3-day pass, which grants access to ski lifts authorised to carry bikes. For those who prefer trekking, there is the Cortina Vertical Pass which offers the chance to use the lifts open during the validity period via 1-, 3-, 5- or 7-day passes, even non-consecutive, or with a seasonal pass valid until the end of summer 2026. The Cortina Bike Park Dolomiti also forms part of this offering, developed in the Tofane area and accessible from Socrepes and Freccia nel Cielo. The bike park features a network of trails dedicated to downhill and trail riding, with varying levels of difficulty, and can be accessed via day passes or shorter options, such as the 3-hour ticket.
