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Winter delights in the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm

Sun on your face, snow beneath your feet and the Dolomites in sight

Experiencing the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm in winter is a truly special highlight. Snow-covered landscapes, sunny winter days, crisp mountain air and impressive views of the Schlern, Plattkofel, Langkofel and Rosengarten make the region a unique winter experience. On the Seiser Alm, Europe’s largest high-altitude alpine meadow, an impressive winter wonderland awaits with a wide variety of opportunities for sport, enjoyment and relaxation. Whether skiing on sunny slopes, cross-country skiing and winter hiking, enjoying an exhilarating toboggan ride or taking a cosy break in the traditional mountain huts – everyone can find their own perfect winter moment here. The charming Dolomite villages of Castelrotto, Siusi allo Sciliar, Fiè allo Sciliar and Tires al Catinaccio also invite you to experience the special atmosphere of the region and enjoy winter days filled with culinary delights, tradition and shared moments.

Sunny slopes, seamless ski connections and the unique “Sci ai piedi” experience in the Dolomites

Skiing on the Seiser Alm – easy, scenic and unforgettable

The Seiser Alm is Europe’s largest high-altitude skiable plateau, known for its wide sunny slopes, breathtaking scenery and relaxed skiing experience. Perfectly prepared pistes offer ideal conditions for beginners, families and experienced skiers alike, with gentle runs as well as challenging black slopes. A highlight is the unique “Sci ai piedi” experience – meaning “skis on your feet”. Thanks to smart slope design, modern lifts and smooth connections, you can enjoy a seamless ski day without constantly taking their skis off, surrounded by the spectacular Dolomite landscape.

Together with Val Gardena, the Seiser Alm forms the largest interconnected ski area in the Dolomites. With a single ski pass, guests can enjoy 181 kilometres of slopes and 79 modern lifts, offering endless skiing possibilities across the UNESCO Dolomite landscape.

Discover child-friendly slopes, exciting attractions and South Tyrol’s largest snowpark.

Family fun

The Seiser Alm ski area is one of South Tyrol’s most family-friendly winter destinations. Wide, sunny slopes, easy to medium-difficulty runs and modern lifts equipped with child-safety features create ideal conditions for families, children and beginners. But there’s much more to discover beyond classic skiing. Young and old can enjoy fun parks, interactive slope experiences, speed and time-trial tracks, and the “Witch Flight over Seiser Alm”—an exciting ski escape game that combines adventure, challenges and fun.

Freestyle fans can head to the Seiser Alm Snowpark, South Tyrol’s largest snowpark, featuring around 70 obstacles and lines for different ability levels. Whether you’re taking your first turns or perfecting your freestyle skills, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Discover a wide variety of winter experiences in the Dolomites

Beyond the slopes

Winter experiences for every taste
A taste of the Dolomites
Cross country skiing
Winter & snowshoe hiking

Winter adventures, scenic landscapes and cosy mountain huts for unforgettable moments

Winter on the Seiser Alm offers much more than skiing. You can explore the snow-covered landscape in many different ways – from cross-country skiing and winter hiking to snowshoeing, sledding or magical horse-drawn sleigh rides. Spend the morning gliding through peaceful winter scenery on cross-country skis and the afternoon discovering scenic trails on foot, or try a different winter activity every day of your holiday. After an active day in the mountains, cosy family-run alpine huts invite visitors to relax and enjoy genuine South Tyrolean hospitality.
Cosy mountain huts, regional specialities and unforgettable panoramic views

A perfect day in the mountains is not complete without a stop at one of Seiser Alm’s cozy, family-run alpine huts. Instead of large self-service restaurants, you’ll find welcoming hosts, genuine South Tyrolean hospitality, and a relaxed atmosphere. Scattered across the plateau and easily accessible on skis or on foot, these traditional huts serve regional specialties prepared with fresh local ingredients alongside classic Italian dishes. Whether you’re enjoying a leisurely lunch or an afternoon break on a sunny terrace overlooking the breathtaking Dolomites, every stop becomes a memorable part of your mountain experience.
Explore 80 kilometres of sunny high-altitude trails in the heart of the Dolomites

With around 80 kilometres of perfectly groomed high-altitude trails between 1,800 and 2,300 metres, the Seiser Alm offers ideal conditions for cross-country skiers of all levels. Whether classic or skating technique, visitors can enjoy sunny trails, natural snow and spectacular views of the Dolomites. The varied network of trails leads through peaceful alpine landscapes and offers unforgettable winter experiences away from the busy slopes. Thanks to its altitude, excellent snow conditions and impressive scenery, the Seiser Alm is also a popular destination for endurance and altitude training, attracting ambitious athletes from around the world.
Explore peaceful trails and breathtaking Dolomite landscapes

Discover the beauty of winter on foot in the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm. Around 60 kilometres of well-maintained winter hiking trails lead through the snow-covered landscape, from relaxing walks to scenic panoramic tours. In most cases, sturdy winter footwear is all you need to enjoy the trails. For those looking for a true snowshoeing adventure, the area around Tiers am Rosengarten and the idyllic Tschamintal valley is a perfect choice. Peaceful paths, untouched winter scenery and the impressive Dolomite peaks create a unique nature experience away from the slopes.

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Two people are cross-country skiing on the Seiser Alm

Your accommodation in the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm

Ready for unforgettable winter days in the mountains? Find the perfect accommodation in Kastelruth, Seis am Schlern, Völs am Schlern, Tiers am Rosengarten or directly on the Seiser Alm. Whether you’re looking for a hotel, guesthouse, B&B, farm stay or apartment – here you’ll find everything you need for your holiday in South Tyrol!

Arrival and Mobility in the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm

The Dolomites Region Seiser Alm is one of South Tyrol’s most popular holiday destinations and is located northeast of Bozen. The holiday destinations of Kastelruth, Seis am Schlern, Seiser Alm, Völs am Schlern and Tiers am Rosengarten are just a short distance from one another and can be reached within 30–50 minutes from Bozen, Klausen or Brixen.

Arrival by train and bus
You can reach Brixen and Bolzano conveniently by train (DB, ÖBB, Trenitalia) from almost all directions. From there, direct bus connections take you to the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm.

Getting around locally
With the Südtirol Guest Pass, guests can travel around flexibly and explore the region with ease. If you stay in Kastelruth, Seis am Schlern, Völs am Schlern or Tiers am Rosengarten, the guest card is already included in the accommodation price. The five holiday destinations are geographically close to one another and are well connected by shuttle buses and public bus services. This makes getting here easy and stress-free, while allowing you to comfortably explore the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm.