Arabba isn't the best pick for beginners. The village has a tiny nursery area near the Burz chairlift, but the majority of the resort leans more towards the challenging side, featuring more black runs than blues.

Intermediate skiers will feel like they've struck gold in Arabba. Whether you hop onto the Sella Ronda circuit for a day of diverse skiing or stay local to hone your skills on the steep, wooded slopes, you're in for a treat. Plus, the Marmolada glacier is only a few lift rides away, offering crisp snow and jaw-dropping vistas.

For experts, Arabba may not offer miles and miles of local slopes, but its proximity to challenging terrains like the Sella Ronda and the Marmolada glacier more than makes up for it. Head over to the north-facing black runs on the glacier, or tap into the Dolomiti Superski network for a wider variety of off-piste adventures.

Arabba isn't a beginner snowboarder's paradise due to its nursery area only featuring a draglift. However, those with some experience will love the Plan Boè snow park and the chance to carve fresh tracks on the slopes below Porta Vesco peak.

Arabba is a freerider's dream, boasting a variety of challenging off-piste terrains. The area around Porta Vescovo is particularly popular, offering steep descents and deep powder, perfect for those seeking an adrenaline rush. Additionally, the Marmolada Glacier provides an exceptional off-piste experience with its vast, untouched snowfields and breathtaking views.

Arabba is a subdued but rewarding place for families with a penchant for skiing. Surrounded by 62km of top-notch intermediate and advanced slopes, there's no shortage of terrain to conquer. The small village ambiance comes with a handful of family-run hotels, offering regional favorites for dinner. And don't forget, the stunning Dolomites make for a pretty spectacular backdrop for other snow activities like snowshoeing and snowmobiling.

Arabba is on the quieter side when it comes to après-ski. The limited number of bars and restaurants focus more on a laid-back vibe. Most of the action is hotel-based, with just a couple of local bars like Bar Peter, where the fun kicks off at 3.30 pm, offering an afternoon aperitivo either indoors or on a sunny terrace.

Arabba is a subdued but rewarding place for families with a penchant for skiing. Surrounded by 62km of top-notch intermediate and advanced slopes, there's no shortage of terrain to conquer. The small village ambiance comes with a handful of family-run hotels, offering regional favorites for dinner. And don't forget, the stunning Dolomites make for a pretty spectacular backdrop for other snow activities like snowshoeing and snowmobiling.