Winter fun in the Dolomites

Out and about on the most beautiful pistes in Europe

Do you like skiing? With over 1200 kilometres of slopes and 450 lifts, skiers’ hearts beat faster. With Dolomiti Superski, the ski association of 12 valleys in the Dolomites, you can ski all of this with just one ticket. The Sella Ronda, Mountain Hunter Tour or the Alpe di Siusi Ronda are just some of the countless opportunities to explore the Dolomites on wide and sunny pistes.

The Alpe di Siusi alone offers over 70 kilometres of fun on the slopes with more than 20 lifts, from beginners to advanced skiers.

Cross-country skiing on the Alpe di Siusi

Snow sports enthusiasts also have access to over 12 freshly groomed cross-country ski trails of all levels of difficulty and different lengths. Some of the routes are double or quadruple-tracked and lead through unspoilt nature to remote corners of the Alpe di Siusi, far away from the typical tourist destinations.

Family fun on two runners

Fun for the whole family can be had on one of the many toboggan runs near the cable cars or off the beaten track in the villages around the Sciliar. Enjoy a cosy dinner with friends on a full moon at one of the huts on the Alpe di Siusi and then whizz down the piste by moonlight – classic moonlight tobogganing can be an unforgettable experience.

Cross-country through the winter landscape

Of course, there is also plenty for hiking enthusiasts. The Alpe di Siusi extends over 50 square kilometres and offers plenty of space for wonderful hikes amidst the striking mountain scenery of the Dolomites. Extensive fields and crystal-clear snowflakes invite you to go snowshoeing, while dozens of signposted and groomed winter hiking trails entice you to take a leisurely stroll on Europe’s highest alpine pasture.

A feast for the palate …

Of course, you will also find inviting huts and restaurants where you can enjoy a little refreshment with a very special Tyrolean flair and local culinary delights on holiday.