Dolomites skiing at Seiser Alm/Val Gardena ski area : the largest in the Dolomites

On the Seiser Alm, comfort is very important. Not only the vastness of the largest high Alpine pasture in Europe conveys a feeling of peace and comfort but also the convenience of the 20 chair lifts. While at some ski resorts it is often necessary to take off your skis before every gondola ride, which results in long waiting times and crowds, on the Seiser Alm, you can keep your skis on. Skiers can save valuable time also because all the slopes that crossed the roads have been bridged by the new passages. This means that the connections between the ski runs can be used without any annoying loss of time. This means that the skiing day is fully utilised. A feeling of cosiness is also reflected in the numerous family-run huts. Skiers and snowboarders enjoy the easy access to the huts directly along the slopes, the nature experience with fantastic views of the Dolomite peaks and the traditional dishes.

• Seiser Alm cable cars & lifts

The new village lift is a small ski lift in Kastelruth. The ski lift is being rebuilt and replaces the former ski lift, which has closed many years ago, on a shortened route. The ski lift and ski slope are especially suitable for beginners and very popular with families with small children. The ski slope is 450 m long and can be classified as easy. Here you can find the opening hours.

The new lift is connected to the Dolomiti Superski area and you can use the Seiser Alm-Val Gardena ski pass.

Skimovie guarantees you a unique racing experience. The cameras follow you across the entire race track - from start to finish. You will receive your best time and a professional video of your run, which you will be able to access on www.skiline.cc using your ski pass number.

• Insurance: From 01/01/2022 on, every user of the ski areas must have third-party liability insurance. Those who do not have this insurance can buy it at the skipass offices or on the website dolomitisuperski.com even for single days, through the Dolomiti Superski partner, Snowcare. The most common insurance policies of this kind, including those for families, already cover the area of "winter sports" - it is nevertheless recommended to clarify this with your own insurance company.
  
• Helmets: Helmets will be compulsory for all minors involved in the most common winter sports, such as downhill skiing, snowboarding, telemark skiing, freestyle skiing and tobogganing.
  
• Alcohol on the slopes: It will be forbidden to ski in a state of drunkenness (the limits laid down in the Highway Code will be applied, i.e. 0.5 mg of alcohol per litre of blood) or under the influence of drugs.

• Buy your insurance

Dolomiti Superski is the world’s largest ski carousel: 12 ski areas, 1,200 kilometres of slopes, 1 ski pass! And the best part: our ski region is part of Dolomiti Superski. This means you can set off from here towards the most beautiful slopes and corners in the Dolomites.

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Enjoy the silence of winter and find peace within yourself.

• Romantic carriage rides
• Winter hikes
• Tours with snowshoes