The sought-after Dolomites are a year-round treat for adventurers and winter is no exception. But with so many ski resorts on your doorstep, narrowing it down can prove tricky. That’s why we’ve done the hard work for you – all that’s left to do is choose one from the list below and book your Jet2.com flights to Venice!

Cortina d’Ampezzo

For an upmarket ski getaway

Glamour, breathtaking scenery and world-class slopes – Cortina d’Ampezzo is the Queen of the Dolomites and easily the most recognisable name on this list. With 120km of stunning pistes, it caters to all levels, from cruisy blues to the Olympia delle Tofane, a legendary downhill run featured on some major sporting events. Off the slopes, Cortina is pure sophistication, boasting designer boutiques, chic aperitivo spots and some fab five-star hotels. Did we mention it’s part of the Dolomites’ UNESCO-stamped site? It’s all thanks to those majestic mountain views…

Arabba (Marmolada)

For a dose of adrenaline

Home to the highest peak in the Dolomites, Marmolada – Arabba is in the heart of these mountains. Connected to the legendary Sellaronda circuit, it boasts snow-sure slopes, thrilling black runs and untouched powder. Plus, it’s got the longest descent in the region – a 12km leg burner from the glacier down to the valley. Helmets on, mountain-lovers, this one’s snow joke…

Val Gardena

For everyone

Same as Arabba, Val Gardena is part of the scenic Sellaronda ski circuit giving you access to an even bigger ski playground. Plus, with links to the villages of Selva, Ortisei and Santa Cristina, skiers and snowboarders have an even bigger ski playground. The expansive area is tailor-made for groups of different abilities as it covers all colours of runs – from baby blues for first-timers to hold-on-to-your-poles blacks for more seasoned skiers.

Alta Badia

For foodies

If your ski holiday is as much about the alpine food as it is about the actual mountains and the sport, Alta Badia has been waiting for you. Serving up 130km of dreamy, well-groomed slopes as well as some of the best slopeside fares you’ll ever try, this is truly a gourmet ski paradise. Think truffle pasta and top-notch wines in Michelin-starred restaurants, plated with views that belong on postcards. It’s also a gateway to the Sellaronda, making it a fantastic base for exploring the Dolomites.

Madonna di Campiglio

For wide, scenic and easy-to-cruise pistes

Comfortable on the mountains but prefer to cruise while taking in the dramatic sights, rather than whizzing down at high speeds? Madonna di Campiglio will be perfect for you – there are enough blues and reds to last you a week and then some. Plus, the views here are nothing short of jaw-dropping with dramatic peaks and wooded slopes straight out of a photographer’s camera roll. Its après scene is quieter and more luxurious than most, so expect more cosy vibes than party tunes here.

Kronplatz

For families and beginners

Boasting wide, groomed-to-perfection slopes, Kronplatz is one of the best all-round resorts for families with little ‘uns and first-timers. There’s a convenient nursery slope and a maze of easy-to-intermediate runs for mini skiers, while the more experienced shredders can tackle the Black Five. Snowboarders, you’re not forgotten either, with a huge snow park to spend your days in. Back in the village, there are plenty of family-friendly hotels and bistros to choose from and the mix of Austrian and Italian culture is simply enchanting.