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Dolomites Tips for late March
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Thanks everyone - lots to consider here!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Definitely somewhere you should visit, if only you could visit a bit earlier in the season, like early March.

By the end of March, Spring can be well on its way in the Dolomites. The north-facing high alpine will likely still be good, there are often great conditions as natural snowfall in March/April can be better than Winter as Spring storms pass through, but the sunny slopes and valley runs will probably be suffering. All the more so as we see the climate warming in recent years. The snowmaking is second to none with most runs complete all season from early December until close. They do their best to move snow around and keep the Sella Ronda open until early April (anticipated closing date is April 7th 2024)

So if you really don't mind long sunny lunches, a bit of afternoon slush on the home runs and ice cream weather as the sun goes down and turns the mountains pink, go for it!! Cool

But if you want more guranteed snow conditions, consider a resort with high north-facing slopes in Austria...Ischgl, Lech/Zurs, Solden, Obergurgl, Hintertux, Obertauern...some of these stay open until May/June, so late March is often really good conditions.
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