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Alpe di Siusi in Winter Snow, sunshine and the Dolomites.

The Seiser Alm is one of the sunniest winter landscapes in South Tyrol and, with around 56 km², is the largest high-altitude alpine pasture in Europe.

In winter, the Alpe di Siusi becomes a vast white landscape beneath the Dolomites. Located between 1,800 and 2,300 metres above sea level, It offers ideal conditions for a winter holiday in South Tyrol – from skiing and cross-country skiing to snowshoeing and peaceful winter walks.

The dramatic peaks of the Schlern, Langkofel and Plattkofel accompany every day on the mountain. Whether you prefer carving your first tracks down a ski slope, gliding through the landscape on cross-country skis or walking quietly through the snow, the Alpe di Siusi lets you experience winter at your own pace.

An Alpine winter defined by space, fresh mountain air and unforgettable views.

 

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Skiing beneath the Dolomites

The Alpe di Siusi ski area offers around 60 kilometres of slopes and 21 modern lifts.

Wide, predominantly easy to intermediate runs make the area particularly enjoyable for families, beginners and anyone who appreciates relaxed skiing in a spectacular mountain setting. Gentle nursery slopes and wide cruising runs are complemented by more challenging descents for experienced skiers.

And thanks to the connection with Val Gardena, the Alpe di Siusi forms part of Dolomiti Superski, one of the largest and most diverse ski areas in the Alps. It also provides access to the famous Sellaronda, one of the most iconic ski circuits in the Dolomites.

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Quiet trails. Endless winter landscapes.

The Alpe di Siusi is one of South Tyrol's most renowned destinations for cross-country skiing.

More than 80 kilometres of prepared trails are available for both classic cross-country skiing and skating. The routes cross wide snow-covered meadows and peaceful winter landscapes, with magnificent views of the surrounding Dolomite peaks.

Choose between relaxed, mostly gentle routes or more varied trails with climbs and descents for a more demanding experience. The altitude and extensive landscape make the Alpe di Siusi a wonderful destination for both cross-country skiing holidays and high-altitude training.

Family Holydays

Winter days made for sharing

Snow has a way of turning every day into an adventure.

First turns on skis, a fast-paced toboggan ride, building a snowman or simply playing together in the snow – the Alpe di Siusi offers countless opportunities for families to create memories together.

Between snowy meadows and dramatic mountain peaks, there is still plenty of time for what matters most: being together, laughing and enjoying winter without rushing.

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Into the magic quiet of the winter mountains

Away from the ski slopes, a different side of the Alpe di Siusi reveals itself.

Prepared winter hiking trails and snowshoe routes lead through silent forests and across wide snow-covered Alpine meadows. The crisp mountain air, the soft crunch of snow beneath your feet and the extraordinary sense of tranquillity make every walk a memorable experience.

Early morning is particularly magical, when the first rays of sunlight touch the peaks. And later in the day, the warm glow of sunset transforms the Dolomites once again.

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Experience winter your way

There is much more to winter on the Alpe di Siusi than skiing and cross-country skiing.

Tobogganing brings plenty of fun and a little adrenaline, while ice skating combines movement with the charm of a winter day in the mountains. A horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snowy landscape offers a romantic experience, while winter hiking leads to peaceful places far from the crowds. And then there is the pleasure of stopping at a traditional mountain hut and enjoying the flavours of South Tyrol.

Sometimes, however, no programme is needed at all. Just snow beneath your feet, crisp mountain air and time to let the world slow down.

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