Alpe di Siusi Skiing Area

The Siusi Alp is surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery: To the west rises Mt. Sciliar, South Tyrol's iconic landmark, and to the south-east the Sassolungo Group. The cable car departs from the edge of Siusi allo Sciliar and whisks you up to 73 kilometres of slopes, most of which are intermediate. From Ortisei in the Val Gardena, you can access the high-altitude meadow via the barrier-free Seuc Gondola Lift. This direct link expands the offering to an impressive 181 kilometres of slopes, making the Alpe di Siusi-Val Gardena Ski Region the largest in the Dolomites.

The longest descent is the Pilat run. The most challenging pistes are called Bullaccia Race, Bullaccia Freccia and Pilat Direttissima. Families and beginners will also find plenty to enjoy on the high-alpine pasture: The Alpe di Siusi Ski School offers group lessons for the little "Mini Sammys" from three years old. Snowboarders can look forward to South Tyrol's largest snow park with the longest medium line in Europe. A special highlight is the Wood Line with its wooden obstacles.

The Alpe di Siusi Snow Park is officially considered Italy's best snow park and was, some years ago, the training ground for the Italian national ski and snowboard freestyle teams. Four toboggan runs, cosy mountain huts with sun terraces, and an extensive cross-country ski trail network round off the winter offerings on the Alpe di Siusi (Seiser Alm), in the realm of the legendary Sciliar Witches. The Alpe di Siusi Skiing Area is part of the Dolomit Superski carousel.

---

Altitude: 1,685 - 2,177 m a.s.l.
Ski slopes: 72.8 km (22.6 km easy / 40.1 km medium / 10.1 km difficult)
Snowmaking: 100% of the slopes
Lift facilities: 23 lifts

Toboggan runs: 4 runs (Zallinger 2.9 km, Molignon 2.8 km, Bullaccia 1.8 km, Icaro 1.7 km)
Cross-country ski tracks: 86.1 km tracks on the Alpe di Siusi

---