Canalone Miramonti

Canalone Miramonti is a legendary ski run in Madonna di Campiglio, renowned for its technically demanding profile, sharp changes in gradient and long association with top-level alpine skiing. The course is approximately 610 metres long, drops around 180 metres and reaches a maximum gradient of about 60%. As an open-air ski venue, it has no conventional fixed seating capacity; spectator areas and capacity are configured according to each event. Its importance is closely linked to the historic 3Tre race and major international skiing competitions.

The experience at Canalone Miramonti is defined by the close proximity to the course and clear views of its steep, highly technical final section. During major competitions, the area becomes a true slalom stadium with floodlighting, spectator sectors, temporary grandstands and hospitality facilities, although the exact configuration varies by event. The compact layout and steep slope create an intense atmosphere where spectators can follow the speed and precision of the skiers from close range.

Via Cima Tosa 41, 38086 Madonna di Campiglio, Trento, Italy is located beside the finishing area of the course, close to the centre of Madonna di Campiglio. Parking areas around Via Cima Tosa and Piazza Brenta Alta provide a short walk to the venue, while major races may introduce special traffic arrangements, remote parking and shuttle services to the spectator entrances. For broader transport information and connections via Trento, see the guide below.

Trento, the elegant Alpine capital of Trentino, isn’t just a picturesque city between mountains and vineyards—it’s also an increasingly attractive European destination for concerts, sporting events, and all kinds of entertainment. The city feels pleasantly compact, with a welcoming atmosphere and a well-structured center, so visitors can get oriented quickly and slip into the local rhythm with ease. That blend of relaxed charm and urban energy makes Trento a smart choice when you’re traveling for an event but still want the full destination experience.

Trento prides itself on practical infrastructure that makes arriving and getting around simple: the Trentino Trasporti bus network links key neighborhoods, while Stazione di Trento (Piazza Dante) is the main rail hub with frequent regional and international connections along the Verona–Innsbruck corridor. If you’re flying in, a convenient gateway is Aeroporto di Verona “Valerio Catullo”, and reaching the city is straightforward and road-efficient via the A22 Autostrada del Brennero. Whether you’re heading to an arena, a stadium, or a major event venue, transit is clear, and transfers are kept to a minimum.

Use the hours before or after the event to explore the historic center: Piazza del Duomo and the surrounding streets deliver a distinctive mix of Italian elegance and Central European flair, with cafés that are perfect for a short break. For culture and postcard-worthy views, visit Castello del Buonconsiglio, and if you prefer something more contemporary, MUSE is an excellent option for a hands-on experience. With promenades and bike-friendly stretches along the Adige River, Trento easily turns an event trip into a complete, relaxed, and memorable city break.