Ski Civetta Pescul – Fertazza Lift
This live stream overlooks the Pescul–Fertazza area in Selva di Cadore, Veneto, offering a real-time view of the Ski Civetta slopes in the heart of the Dolomites. Positioned in the village of Pescul near the Fertazza lift departure point, the camera captures skiers and snowboarders setting off into the Val Fiorentina, with sweeping alpine scenery across one of northern Italy’s most iconic mountain landscapes, while showcasing changing seasonal conditions from snow-covered winter pistes to sunlit summer terrain and providing an authentic look at daily mountain activity and current weather in this renowned Dolomite ski region.
Selva di Cadore, Belluno, Italy
ITSelva di Cadore is a comune situated in the province of Belluno within the Veneto region of Italy. It lies approximately 120 kilometres north of Venice and 40 kilometres northwest of Belluno, positioned in Val Fiorentina in the upper Agordino area. This municipality serves as an administrative unit in the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and functions as a key hub for tourism in the Cadore district.
The area has developed significantly through its integration into regional ski infrastructure. Ski Civetta was established in 1982 by connecting facilities in Selva di Cadore, operational since 1978, with those in Alleghe and Zoldo. Since the 1993/94 winter season, this network has been part of the Dolomiti Superski system, shaping the locality's economic and recreational history over several decades.
The municipality contains the frazioni of S.Fosca and Pescul, which are central to its landscape. The Monte Fertazza ski lifts depart from Pescul, providing access to the scenic summit at 2,101 meters. This area features numerous ski runs, including the red Salere run and blue Le Ciaune run, offering panoramic views of Monte Civetta, Monte Pelmo, Monte Antelao, and the Marmolada.
Selva di Cadore is a popular year-round tourist destination known for its Ladin Venetian language, heavily influenced by the Ladin tongue. Summer activities utilize the chairlifts to reach mountain huts and viewpoints on Monte Fertazza. The area appeals to visitors through its scenic beauty and access to the larger Ski Civetta network, which connects Alleghe, Selva di Cadore, and Palafavera.
As of 2023, the population was 501, a decrease from 557 recorded in 2004. The economy is driven by tourism, supported by 80 kilometers of slopes and 25 lifts. The comune borders Alleghe, Borca di Cadore, Colle Santa Lucia, San Vito di Cadore, and Zoldo Alto, facilitating easy access to the broader Dolomiti Superski network for both winter sports and summer hiking.
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