Valbelluna offers winter fun on ice with seasonal skating rinks, year-round facilities, a strong ice hockey tradition and figure skating for all ages.
Winter in Valbelluna also comes alive on the ice, through ice skating, ice hockey and broomball. Different disciplines, united by a strong sporting tradition and a shared passion that brings together athletes, families and entire communities.
During the Christmas holidays, the area is animated by outdoor ice rinks, such as the one set up in Belluno’s main square, turning the town centre into a lively meeting place filled with winter fun. For those who wish to skate throughout the year, the Feltre Ice Rink is a key reference point, open for most of the year with organised activities and public skating sessions.
Ice hockey: a story that continues
Ice hockey is one of the most deeply rooted sports in the province of Belluno. HC Cortina and Alleghe Hockey are two historic symbols of Dolomite hockey, clubs that have written important chapters in the sport’s history and continue to inspire fans and young players.
Alongside them, Hockey Feltre has grown steadily over the years, reaching Serie B and winning the Italian Cup in the 2024/2025 season, further strengthening the local hockey tradition.
Broomball: Belluno’s excellence on ice
Less well known but deeply rooted in the area, broomball has brought Valbelluna significant achievements, even at international level. Played on ice with special shoes and a ball, broomball is a fast-paced and exciting team sport that combines speed, skill and teamwork.
Over the years, Belluno has stood out in broomball, achieving outstanding results and carrying the name of the territory beyond national borders, confirming the valley’s strong winter sports identity.
Figure skating: elegance and technique
Alongside team sports, figure skating represents the most elegant expression of winter on ice. A discipline that blends technique, artistic expression and grace, turning the ice into a true stage.
In Valbelluna, ice is more than just sport: it is community, tradition and identity.
