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Seiser Alm

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seiser alm ski resort

Europe’s largest mountain plateau.

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.

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Together with Val Gardena, the Seiser Alm forms a ski area with 175km of slopes and 80 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

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Alpe di Siusi together with Val Gardena is one of the 12 ski areas of Dolomiti Superski.
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Kastelruth/Castelrotto, Seis am Schlern/Siusi allo Sciliar, Völs am Schlern/Fiè allo Sciliar, Tiers am Rosengarten/Tires al Catinaccio and the Seiser Alm are the door to the Dolomites. Located in the unique landscape of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage site, the five holiday villages offer all the perfect ingredients for a holiday in the mountains.

Castelrotto

Castelrotto with its picturesque, historic center is the biggest village in the Seiser Alm holiday area, a lively and traditional village with a lot of charm and gastronomic diversity.

 

Siusi allo Sciliar

The Alpine village of Siusi allo Sciliar lies at the foot of the Sciliar massif, at an elevation of 1,000 meters above sea-level. Amidst numerous meadows and woods, this tourist town is rich in tradition and the starting-point of the cable car to the Alpe di Siusi.

Fiè allo Sciliar

In a sunny location spreads at the foot of the Schlern massif Völs am Schlern. The holiday village with its idyllic hamlets has made a name for itself, above all because of its long hay bier tradition and culinary successes as well as through the cultural center “Schloss Prösels”.

Tires al catinaccio

The village of Tires al Catinaccio in the Sciliar-Catinaccio Nature Park offers plenty of opportunities to get to know King Laurin and his fascinating mountain world. The interplay of colours at Catinaccio in the evening, which shimmers red in certain weather conditions, provides an unforgettable experience.

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- A skiing paradise at the heart of Sciliar-Catinaccio Nature Park

A skiing paradise at the heart of Sciliar-Catinaccio Nature Park

The 2,414 metre high Sciliar has long been associated with tales of magic beings: flying over the jagged peaks of the Euringer and Santner, their cackles are said to echo across the meadows and forests of Seiser Alm. Whether you believe it or not, the legend of the notorious Sciliar Witches and their gatherings high up in the mountains continues to this day. Located next to Val Gardena at the heart of the Dolomites, this ski resort is not only Europe’s largest mountain plateau but also a winter wonderland for families and children.

Equivalent in size to 8,000 football pitches, this popular Italian ski resort boasts flat, broad slopes, a kids’ fun park and plenty of room for practice. The high-Alpine pasture is surrounded by the Sciliar, the Denti di Terra Rossa, the Roterdspitze and the Bullaccia.

Natural spectacle: Seiser Alm is situated in the western section of Sciliar-Catinaccio Nature Park and features a fantastic variety of flora and fauna. The slopes are lined by a scattering of larches, Swiss pines, spruces and green alders that add a delightful dash of colour as you ski through this unique winter landscape.

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A ski resort on Italy’s sunniest high-Alpine pasture

The Seiser Alm resort in the Dolomiti Superski ski region offers a superlative all-round skiing experience. Featuring 60 kilometres of sun-kissed slopes, a snow park that extends far beyond the borders of South Tyrol and a wide variety of easy to moderate ski runs, it boasts a truly unique appeal.

More to offer: in addition to enjoying a perfect winter day’s skiing on Europe’s largest mountain plateau, visitors to Seiser Alm are also free to access the neighbouring Val Gardena resort with their ski pass. This opens the door to a total of 175 kilometres of slopes, 79 cable cars and lifts and a direct connection to the world-famous 26 kilometre Sellaronda circuit that leads around the Sella massif. And it’s well worth the effort: the stunning Alpine beauty of the Dolomites more than makes up for the stresses and strains of this physically demanding route.

Family first: boasting 300 days of sun per year and a wide variety of blue and red slopes, Val Gardena/Seiser Alm is an ideal resort for junior skiers. Terrific additional features such as child-friendly cable cars and lifts and wonderfully long flat slopes make this a particularly suitable destination for families in the Dolomites. And with a warm welcome assured at each of the resort’s 30 huts, Seiser Alm is the perfect retreat for young and old alike.

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One ski pass, double the fun: explore Seiser Alm

The Val Gardena/Seiser Alm ski pass not only grants you access to 175 kilometres of slopes, it also serves as your ticket to the neighbouring Val Gardena ski resort. These two resorts combine to offer a total skiing area that is unmatched by any other destination within the Dolomiti Superski circuit.

Pick out your ideal ski passes from the comfort of your own home – and get ready to hit the slopes as soon as you arrive!

If you just can’t get enough of Dolomiti Superski, the world’s largest ski region, then we have the answer: the Dolomiti Superski pass! Enjoy unlimited access to twelve ski resorts, 1,200 kilometres of perfectly groomed slopes and breathtaking mountain views. Find out more ...

Tip: the Dolomiti Superski pass also grants direct access to the world-famous Sellaronda. What are you waiting for? Ready, set ...

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Atmospheric huts at Seiser Alm

The 30 mountain huts at Seiser Alm welcome their guests with traditional Italian dishes and regional delicacies, making them an essential part of any visit to the Dolomites. Enjoy the rustic charm and hearty hospitality of these delightful establishments as you tuck into sweet rolls, Kaiserschmarren shredded pancakes and fried “Herrengröstl”.

Don’t miss the chance to experience these unique and irresistible culinary treats up close and personal!

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Super Première

The magic formula to start the season is 4 = 3. Get a free day's holiday for stays over 4 days (8 days for the price of 6) between 28th November and 19th December 2020.

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Super Sun

Sun skiing with a free day's skiing: pay for 6 days' accommodation, stay for 7

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Can’t-miss attractions at the SEiser Alm ski resort

Italy's best snow park

Boasting 70 obstacles including kickers, rails and boxes, the Seiser Alm fun park is Southtyrol’s largest snow park and a haven for snowboarders and freeskiers. The fantastic range of attractions includes the longest medium line in Europe, the most demanding pro line, the white-knuckle wood line and much more besides. One thing is certain: this nerve-jangling thrill ride will push you to your limit as you navigate the next-level obstacles lining Europe’s largest mountain plateau .

Tip: younger visitors can also get in on the act! Featuring slalom runs and steeply banked adventure slopes, the kids’ fun park never fails to serve up an action-packed day out.

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Witchcraft and wizardry at seiser alm

Swap your broomsticks for skis: the Seiser Alm Ronda promises an action-packed adventure for visitors of all ages, taking in seven stops as part of a round trip from Siusi to Seiser Alm and Ortisei. And the wooden pillars at each of the seven checkpoints are full of spooky details about this magic and mysterious world. Get ready to experience a host of spine-chilling tales of witchcraft and wizardry at the Schlern!

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FIS Slopestyle World Cup

Seiser Alm will once again be the centre of the freestyle world in January when it hosts the FIS Slopestyle World Cup for the fourth time. Fans are set to flock to the resort for a glimpse of the world’s best ski and snowboard freestyle performers in action. Slopestyle is an extreme sport that has enjoyed a meteoric rise, achieving Olympic recognition with its debut appearance at the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi. Be there at Seiser Alm to see the competitors wow the six-strong jury with their gravity-defying tricks!

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