Snowpark Seiser Alm

Having landed a triple win of Best Park, Best Innovation, Best Marketing, Best Project and Best Event at the 2018 Skipass Awards, the Seiser Alm Snowpark in the Dolomites is, for the 5th time in a row, officially Italy’s best snowpark. In addition, the Seiser Alm Snowpark was nominated as one of the TOP terrain parks in the category "World's Best Freestyle Resort 2018" at the annual World Ski Awards at Kitzbühel (Austria). At 1.5 km long and offering around 70 obstacles, the Seiser Alm Snowpark is one of the longest terrain parks in Europe. With rails, kickers, boxes and whoops the snow park offers everything that a freestyler could ever wish for, from easy through medium right up to pro level. In the upper level of the park, beginner and medium level boarders will find plenty of scope for action, while the pro-line on the lower level with its demanding obstacles will have advanced boarders in their element. There are also three big kickers here for advanced freeskiers and boarders. One particularly unusual attraction of the Seiser Alm Snow Park in the Dolomites is the wood line, where all obstacles are made of wood.

In the winter season 2022/2023, the Pro Line (lower level of the park) will probably not be groomed due to high energy prices.

Not only is the snow park itself unique, its location is too: the iconic mountain of South Tyrol, the Sciliar, forms the backdrop. Magnificent views, sunny winter days and the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site provide a perfect freestyle feeling. The Panettone Bros Club cater to the entertainment side of the park with contests, events and parties themed around the park scene.

Four shapers groom the Seiser Alm Snowpark to perfection every single day, giving it its reputation as one of the safest terrain parks in the Alps. The Snowpark Seiser Alm has been awarded several times as Best Park, Best Innovation, Best Marketing, Best Project and Best Event. Four shapers are responsible for the snow park on the Seiser Alm and make sure that it is well prepared every single day.

At a length of 1.5km and boasting over 70 structures, the record-breaking Alpe di Siusi Snowpark in the Dolomites, in the heart of the Alps, is one of the most spectacular terrain fun parks in Europe. 16 Kickers (1-21 m), 32 Rails & Boxes, 1 Secret Stair Set, 14 Wood Obstacles, Family Fun Line, Snowpark length 1.5 km, More than 20 obstacles per run.