Gröden / Seiser Alm

„Bënunì“ and welcome to the largest Dolomiti Superski region! Two destinations, one unified ski area with a unique Dolomites panorama : nestled at the foot of the majestic Sassolungo massif, this diverse ski domain links the Ladin valley the Val Gardena with Europe’s largest alpine plateau, the Alpe di Siusi. Numerous traditional, family-run mountain huts invite you to stop and relax, delighting guests with regional specialties. Whether you’re a relaxed skier or an ambitious athlete – everyone will find their winter bliss here.

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Must-see highlights

Best in the Dolomites

The Val Gardena ski area is multiple award-winning.

It’s not only our loyal guests who consider the skiresort Val Gardena/Seiser Alm one of the world’s best ski destinations: renowned travel portals and industry experts have also praised its diverse slopes, outstanding hospitality, and breathtaking scenery. Everyone agrees – Val Gardena is a must-visit for all ski lovers!

Interactive ski escape game

The Witches' Flight over the Seiser Alm

In the Seiser Alm ski area, families, teenagers, and young-at-heart adults can enjoy a unique adventure on skis: The Witches' Flight over the Seiser Alm – an interactive escape game along the Seiser Alm Ronda that stretches across the entire ski area. Participants can choose between two difficulty levels and complete the tour in one day or spread it over several days. Equipped with a treasure map, they must collect symbols at seven stations, solve puzzles using an app, and interact with their surroundings to complete the adventure.

Sellaronda & The Legendary 8

Starting directly from Val Gardena: 6 spectacular ski day tours

Discover one of the most diverse and renowned ski resorts in the world. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced skier, choose the tour that best suits your level and preferences.

A special advantage on the Seiser Alm

Skiing without ever having to take your skis off

While in other ski areas skiers often have to remove and then put their skis back on before every gondola ride, causing long waits and queues, skiers on the Seiser Alm can save valuable time. Here, there are only chairlifts and surface lifts, so – as they say in Italian – the “Sci ai piedi” can stay on. Skis only need to be taken off when stopping for lunch at a mountain hut. Road crossings are cleverly solved with overpasses, allowing a ski day to be enjoyed without annoying interruptions.

Activities

Tips for unforgettable experiences in Gröden / Seiser Alm

Activities in Val Gardena

Top DOLOMITES Experiences

What you must have absolutely experienced during your winter holiday in Val Gardena

Snowpark & Funpark

Adrenaline and fun await you in Val Gardena! Jumps, rails and kickers for all levels turn every ski day into an unforgettable adventure.

Family time on the snow

Spend your holidays surrounded by warm family hospitality and the joyful laughter of children – true to Val Gardena’s long tradition of genuine welcome!

Val Gardena Active

With Val Gardena Active you experience the magic of winter in the Dolomites. A unique program invites you to explore Val Gardena through tailor-made activities.

Activities on the Seiser Alm

Snowpark Seiser Alm

With a park line stretching 1.5 kilometres and around 40 obstacles, the Seiser Alm Snowpark is unique in its kind and the largest in South Tyrol. Featuring rails, kickers, boxes, and whoops, it offers freestyle enthusiasts a diverse setup.

Family ski area

The Seiser Alm ski area is one of the most family-friendly in South Tyrol. It offers easy to medium-difficulty slopes that are all wide and sunny, as well as several fun parks. All lifts in the ski area are modern and equipped with child safety features.

Early bird skiing with Alpine breakfast

A great reason to get up early on your ski holiday: on five Wednesdays in March and April, three ski lifts open alternately and exclusively at 7:00 a.m. Early risers can enjoy freshly groomed, empty slopes, the magical morning atmosphere, and valuable tips from ski instructors.

Variety of winter activities

Those who love variety will find new ways to be active here every day. Whether it’s cross-country skiing on sunny trails, winter hiking through snowy landscapes, snowshoeing in unspoilt nature, romantic horse-drawn sleigh rides, or thrilling toboggan runs – on the Seiser Alm, everyone can enjoy winter just the way they like it.

Mountain huts on the Seiser Alm

Moments of indulgence with a breathtaking panorama

The huts on the Seiser Alm are truly one of a kind. Family-run, rustic, and welcoming, they offer an authentic experience. The culinary variety ranges from traditional South Tyrolean dishes to Mediterranean flavours and gourmet creations of the highest level. What all huts have in common, however, is the stunning view of the surrounding Dolomite peaks.

Gourmet in Val Gardena

Where alpine romance meets fine dining

The thrill of skiing transforms into culinary delight in the 65 cozy, family-run mountain huts along Val Gardena’s slopes. End your ski day in the numerous cafés, bars, and restaurants. In Val Gardena, three Michelin-starred restaurants promise an extraordinary gastronomic experience.

Accessible ski area

Mono-skiing on the Seiser Alm

The Seiser Alm ski area is ideal for mono-skiers. From the parking lot to the wide slopes and accessible lifts, everything is perfectly suited for wheelchair users. Barrier Scout Hans Peter Schraffl conducted an accessibility check of the ski area and rated it as very wheelchair-friendly, making it one of the leading accessible ski areas in South Tyrol.

Charming Village Centers

Val Gardena: The Cradle of Woodcarving

Val Gardena’s picturesque village centers invite you to refined après-ski, relaxed shopping, and leisurely strolls through charming streets. Every corner reflects the valley’s living tradition: discover the roots of the famous Val Gardena woodcarving, which has been the cultural heart of the region for centuries.

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Villages

in Val Gardena

Selva di Val Gardena

At the foot of the mighty Sella massif, where the sky seems to rest upon the Dolomites,
Selva di Val Gardena blends mountain strength with the grace of alpine living.

S. Cristina

At the foot of the Sassolungo, kissed by the sun and framed by blooming meadows, S. Cristina invites you to pause, breathe, and return – where warmth meets tradition.

Ortisei

Amid art, elegance and living tradition in the heart of the Dolomites, Ortisei enchants with its timeless charm – a place to stroll, discover and fall in love.

VILLAGES

in the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm

Kastelruth

Kastelruth, the largest village in the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm, captivates with its painted houses and is one of Italy’s “Borghi più belli d’Italia”. In the village centre, you can stroll and experience local traditions.

Seis am Schlern

Seis am Schlern, at the foot of the Schlern and Seiser Alm, is the gateway to the Dolomites. The village invites leisurely strolls and relaxation amid stunning natural scenery.

Seiser Alm

At 56 km², the Seiser Alm is Europe’s largest alpine pasture, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and families. Its Dolomite peaks – Schlern, Plattkofel and Langkofel – can be explored on foot, by bike, or on ski and cross-country trails year-round.

Völs am Schlern

Völs am Schlern offers fine cuisine, diverse landscapes from vineyards (315m) to alpine meadows (2.564m), and a mild climate thanks to its proximity to Bozen.

Tiers am Rosengarten

Tiers am Rosengarten is an innovative mountain village in the Dolomites, ideal for hikers, climbers, and nature lovers. Tours around the Rosengarten, Schlern, and Latemar start right from the village.

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