Marilleva

Marilleva is a mountain resort town located in the Trentino province of Italy. It lies in the Val di Peio valley, at an altitude of 1750 meters. The town is a popular winter sports destination, known for its well-groomed ski slopes and nearby hiking trails.

Marilleva is part of the Dolomiti Superski ski area, which spans across several mountains in the Dolomites range. The resort town offers a range of ski runs for all levels, from beginner to expert. The ski area is particularly noted for its long descent to the valley floor.

In the summer, Marilleva is a hub for hikers and mountain bikers, offering a variety of trails for all levels. The town is also close to the Val di Peio natural park, home to a range of flora and fauna, including deer, roe deer, and ibex.

The town has a small population of around 450 inhabitants, mostly consisting of locals and seasonal workers employed during the winter ski season. Despite its small size, Marilleva has a range of amenities, including restaurants, cafes, and lodgings.

Marilleva is accessible by car via a mountain road, which is usually open from June to November and during the winter ski season. There is also a free bus service connecting the town to other nearby resorts and towns. The closest airport is in Verona, which offers flights to major European cities.