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. With 300 days of sun a year, the Dolomites are a popular destination and a promise of never-ending sunshine for all skiing fans. The Seiser Alm also has one of the best snow-guarantees in the Dolomites, thanks to both the high altitude and the east-west orientation of the Dolomites. 100% of the slopes can be artificially snowed over, guaranteeing skiing fun from December to April.

Alongside the beauty of the countryside of the Dolomites, those who head out for a skiing day are equally well catered-for in terms of cuisine: Numerous mountain cabins alongside the slopes offer excellent refreshments and spoil with the best South Tyrolean dishes. In no other place will you find such a refined blend of Alpine and Mediterranean cuisine as in South Tyrol. Sweet Kaiserschmarren pancakes and canederli dumplings can be found on the menus alongside delicious antipasti and Italian pasta dishes.

Speed traps, timekeepers and fun parks make skiing in the Dolomites an out-and-out adventure. Outstanding ski tours including the Nix the Witch Ski Ronda and the Gardena-Alpe di Siusi/Gröden – Seiser Alm route lead you through a day-long skiing tour of the resort –including views over the Dolomites and all the fun of the mountain cabin. The Seiser Alm Snow Park is also famed among freestylers and boarders: It is officially the best terrain park in Italy, and totalling 1.5km in length, promises an exciting challenge for boarders.

Gardena and the Seiser Alm comprise a ski resort with 175 kilometres of slopes and 80 cable cars.


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