Ski holiday in the Dolomites
Alpe di Siusi ski areaAlpe di Siusi is Europe’s largest mountain plateau and a true winter paradise. Cosy alpine huts, around 70 kilometres of slopes and a ski area renowned for its family-friendly atmosphere await you here. In addition to blue and red runs, two ski schools with kindergartens cater to the youngest Dolomite fans. With 20 chairlifts and ski lifts, you can make the most of every day in the snow. The Alpe di Siusi Circuit and the popular Alpe di Siusi Snowpark offer plenty of variety, as do the cross-country skiing trails and toboggan runs. And don’t forget: no winter holiday in the Dolomites is complete without a day on the legendary Sellaronda.
Alpe di Siusi is directly connected to the Val Gardena ski resort. In total, you’ll have access to 181 kilometres of pistes. And if that’s still not enough, consider upgrading to the Dolomiti Superski Pass, which gives you access to all ski resorts within the Dolomites ski area.
Ski Map
Find out more about the Alpe di Siusi ski area and discover around 70 kilometres of sunny, wide slopes. On the piste map you’ll also find the Alpe di Siusi Snowpark, children’s areas, mountain huts and all lifts clearly marked.
Book your ski holiday in the Alpe di Siusi ski area
Hotels
Around the Alpe di Siusi you’ll find accommodation for every need: hotels right on the plateau with panoramic views and direct access to the slopes, as well as cosy places to stay in Castelrotto, Siusi or Fiè. This way you can choose whether to stay directly in the ski area or in one of the villages below and start flexibly – always with a view of the Dolomites.
Apartments and B&Bs
Around the Alpe di Siusi you’ll find plenty of apartments, residences and charming B&Bs that let you plan your ski holiday flexibly. You can stay either directly on the plateau or in nearby villages such as Castelrotto, Siusi or Fiè and reach the lifts easily. Perfect for anyone who prefers more space, self-catering or a homely breakfast.
One skipass – two ski areas
Connected to the Val Gardena ski areaThe Alpe di Siusi ski area is directly connected to Val Gardena. With the Alpe di Siusi/Val Gardena skipass you can ski in both areas and enjoy around 181 kilometres of slopes – from sunny family runs on the plateau to sporty highlights in Val Gardena. There you can ski the Seceda with the famous “La Longia”, one of the longest runs in the Dolomites, as well as the Ciampinoi with the World Cup Saslong slope. From Val Gardena you also have access to the Sellaronda and thus to the entire Dolomiti Superski carousel.
Skipass prices Alpe di Siusi
Skipass for two ski areasWith the Alpe di Siusi skipass you have access to 181 kilometres of fantastic slopes (including the Val Gardena ski area). Take advantage of discounted multi-day passes, benefit from special rates for children and seniors, or go all in with the Dolomiti Superski Ski Pass – valid across 12 ski resorts – for an unforgettable ski holiday on a grand scale.
| Validity | Adult | Junior | Child |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 day | 77,- € | 54,- € | 39,- € |
| 2 days | 154,- € | 107,- € | 77,- € |
| 3 days | 223,- € | 156,- € | 112,- € |
| 4 days | 286,- € | 200,- € | 143,- € |
| 5 days | 343,- € | 240,- € | 172,- € |
| 6 days | 393,- € | 275,- € | 197,- € |
| 7 days | 417,- € | 292,- € | 209,- € |
| Season | 800,- € | 590,- € | 270,- € |
| Prices for peak season when purchased online, all information without guarantee | |||
If you’ve purchased a Dolomiti Superski pass, it’s also valid in the Seiser Alm ski resort.
Snowparks Alpe di Siusi
A dream for freestylersOn the Alpe di Siusi you’ll find the Alpe di Siusi Snowpark (King Laurin), one of the largest and best parks in the Dolomites – 1.5 km long, with several lines and perfectly shaped obstacles. The offer is complemented by the seven fun and family stations of the Alpe di Siusi Ronda: kids’ fun park, family/easy line, self-timer and speed runs, plus themed spots inspired by the witches’ world. This way both freestylers and families get plenty of variety.
The Alpe di Siusi Snowpark is one of the best-known freestyle spots in the Dolomites and is set in a sunny position on the plateau – perfect for training and chilling. Over roughly 1.5 kilometres you’ll find several lines for different levels: from beginner and medium lines to kicker and rail sections for advanced riders. The park is shaped daily and, thanks to its width, is very easy to overlook, which also makes it interesting for families with older kids. A highlight is the dedicated pro area, where teams and riders train regularly. Its perfect location, lots of sun and short access via the Alpe di Siusi lifts make the snowpark a must during your ski holiday.
Places in the Alpe di Siusi ski area
VillagesAround the Alpe di Siusi there are several charming villages from which you can easily reach the ski area. Each has its own character – from historic old centres to quiet Dolomite villages surrounded by nature.
Kastelruth is the best-known village at the foot of the Alpe di Siusi and combines a pretty, historic centre with good tourist infrastructure. From here you reach the Alpe di Siusi cable car in just a few minutes. Hotels, guesthouses and apartments are open all year round, along with cafés, small shops and events such as the Kastelruther Spatzen. Ideal for those who don’t stay directly on the plateau but still want to be close.
Siusi is especially convenient: the modern gondola to the Alpe di Siusi starts right here. The village is compact, well-kept and very much geared towards active holidaymakers – skiing in winter, hiking and biking in summer. In Siusi you’ll find several mid- and upper-range accommodations, restaurants, sports shops and a car-free access to the lifts. Perfect for those who like it quiet but not remote.
Fiè allo Sciliar lies a bit lower but is particularly sunny and offers wonderful views of the Sciliar and Catinaccio. The village is known for its well-maintained houses, good food and the Fiè lake in summer. In winter you simply drive to Siusi or to the Alpe di Siusi cable car and are on the slopes quickly. Fiè is ideal for connoisseurs who want to stay near the Dolomites without the hustle.
Tires lies on the other side of the Sciliar–Catinaccio massif and mainly appeals to nature and mountain lovers. The village is smaller and quieter than Castelrotto or Siusi, but offers an impressive Dolomite backdrop and good connections towards the Alpe di Siusi and Catinaccio. Many accommodations are family-run and focus on hiking and winter experiences right outside the door. Ideal for anyone who wants to
Seiser Alm / Val Gardena Ski Resort
Quick overview
General
- Altitude: 1,236 m - 2,540 m
- Lift Capacity: 124,968 / h
- Opening Hours: 08:30 - 16:30
Prices (1 day):
- Adult: 77 €
- Junior: 54 €
- Senior: 69 €
- Child: 39 €
Pistes (with Seiser Alm):
- 179 Pistes - 181 km
- Easy: 52 km - 28%
- Medium: 108 km - 59%
- Difficult: 21 km - 13%
Lifts / Lift systems (77):
- 23 drag lifts
- 40 chair lifts
- 11 cable cars
- 2 gondolas
- 1 funicular
Frequently Asked Questions
Alpe di Siusi Ski ResortThe lifts of the Alpe di Siusi ski area open on 5 December 2025. The season is scheduled to run until the beginning of April.
The Alpe di Siusi ski area is in South Tyrol, above Castelrotto, Siusi and Fiè allo Sciliar, on the edge of the Dolomites.
Yes. In winter the easiest way is to drive to Siusi and take the Alpe di Siusi cable car up to the plateau, directly into the ski area.
Yes. There are hotels, chalets and huts directly on the Alpe di Siusi. Most accommodation, however, is in the villages below.
Yes. The Alpe di Siusi has many wide, sunny and easy slopes – ideal for families and beginners.
Webcam Alpe di Siusi
Check the current webcams on the Alpe di Siusi and get a live impression of the weather, snow conditions and open slopes. The cameras show the plateau, the Sciliar and the main access areas – perfect for planning your ski day or just enjoying a quick Dolomites view.
Webcam Alpe di Siusi
Live view of the plateau with slopes, huts and Dolomite panorama – ideal for checking weather and snow.
Webcam Puflatsch
View from the Puflatsch over the wide plateau up to the Sciliar – perfect for a quick panorama check.
Webcam Goldknopf
Shows the area around the Goldknopf with lifts and slopes – great to see how busy it is and what the conditions are like.
