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

Skiing holidays on the Seiser Alm: amazing ski slopes and enchanting views

On the Seiser Alm in the Dolomites, you can combine your skiing holiday with all the breathtaking beauty of the countryside. On the wide, sun-kissed slopes of the Seiser Alm, skiers who are looking for fun will find everything they could wish for: Beginners can get a feel for skiing, while the more experienced are sure to enjoy the red and black slopes.

Together with Val Gardena, the Seiser Alm forms a ski area with 181 km of slopes and 79 lifts – making Seiser Alm/Val Gardena the biggest ski area in the Dolomites! Adventurous ski tours such as the Seiser Alm Ronda, the Seiser Alm/Val Gardena Ronda and the Sellaronda take you on a day trip through the Dolomites.

In the winter season 2025/2026 the ski area to open from 05.12.2025 until 06.04.2026.

Your winter holiday in the Dolomites region Seiser Alm

Numbers, data, facts

181 km of ski slopes 50 huts 1 Ski pass 79 lifts

Map of the Seiser Alm skiing area

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Map of the Seiser Alm/Val Gardena skiing area

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Skiing holiday on the Seiser Alm with panoramic view of the Dolomites

Ski in and out.

Stay directly on the slopes or in the villages: both have their advantages.

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For more skiing comfort: keep your skis on

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

Ski lift and slope in Kastelruth

20.12.2024-09.03.2025 | 9:00–16:30

The village lift is a small ski lift in Kastelruth. 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.

The village lift is connected to the Dolomiti Superski area and you can use the Seiser Alm/Val Gardena ski pass as well as the Dolomiti Superski skipass. The points cards for the village lift are available at the valley station of the village lift and at the Kastelruth ski pass office.

The ski schools “Schlern 3000” and “Seiseralm” offer ski lessons for children on Christmas holidays, all Sundays, on Carnival holidays and as well on request.

Prices village lift:

10 rides:	29.00 €
20 rides:	52.00 €

Awards Seiser Alm Ski Area

Numerous tests and reports from leading ski portals have awarded the Seiser Alm with numerous recognitions! skiresort.de, schneehoehen.de and Best Ski Resort have all agreed that the Seiser Alm is one of the TOP ski regions for sportive people, connoisseurs and families.

Skiresort Winner 2024
Category "World-leading ski resort with up to 80 km of slopes"
Schneehoehen.de 2024
Category Cross Country Skiing - 2. Place
Category Best Snowpark - 2. Place
Schneehoehen.de 2023
Category Cross Country Skiing - 1. Place
Best Ski Resort Report 2020 - Mountain Managment Consulting
Best Ski Resort of the Alps - 2. Place
Schneehoehen.de
"Best Ski Resort 2020/21" - 2. Place
Category Beginners - 1. Place
Category Families/Kids - 1. Place
Category Cross Country Skiing - 2. Place
Category Huts/Gastronomy - 3. Place

Skimovie | Get your action video

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.

Mono Skiing on the Seiser Alm

Also in winter, the Seiser Alm is an ideal place to explore the breathtaking landscape, especially for mono-skiers. In January 2024, we invited BarrierScout Hans Peter Schraffl to conduct a barrier-free check of the Seiser Alm ski area and he provided us with a positive feedback. Hans Peter Schraffl thoroughly tested the ski area, from the parking lot to the lifts and ski slopes. His final words were: “The Seiser Alm ski area is ideal for monoskiers. From the car park to the lifts, everything is perfectly suitable for wheelchair users. Even without implementing the suggestions for improvement, the ski area can be described as very wheelchair-friendly. The ski area is certainly a leader in South Tyrol.”.

Barrier Check in the Seiser Alm Ski area

Skiing on the Seiser Alm in South Tyrol

Cable cars and lift around the Seiser Alm

Everything you need for a perfect skiing holiday!

Ski pass

Snow report

Ski schools & ski rentals

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Open facilities and slopes

FISI Italian Championships in the Alpe di Siusi Snowpark

Snowpark Seiser Alm

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Culinary bliss in the huts

Skiing safely

Sustainability in the ski resort

Here all facts & figures about the ski area

The Seiser Alm cable cars and the ski area Seiser Alm/Val Gardena

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Dolomiti Superski

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.