Val Gardena – Dolomites Ski Area
Val Gardena Ski ResortA holiday in the Val Gardena ski resort means spending the most wonderful time of the year surrounded by the awe-inspiring peaks of the Dolomites. Soak in breathtaking views and explore a ski area that offers limitless possibilities in the snow.
Val Gardena lies in the heart of the Puez-Odle Nature Park, where panoramic vistas of the Sassolungo, Sella Massif, Cir Peaks and the Odle Group await. The three villages of Santa Cristina, Ortisei and Selva Gardena have long been renowned as winter sports destinations. With modern lift facilities, winter hiking trails, cross-country tracks and well-maintained slopes, your ski holiday will be one to remember. Snowboarders of all skill levels and those seeking peace and quiet will also find ideal conditions for a perfect winter break. After a day on the slopes, enjoy the vibrant après-ski scene, complete with lively music and delicious food.
Val Gardena is also home to the legendary Saslong World Cup slope. Don’t miss the thrilling downhill and Super-G events held here every December.
Ski Map
Get to know the Val Gardena ski resort and explore 108 kilometres of slopes in all difficulty levels. The ski map also includes snow parks, ticket offices, children’s areas and lift facilities.
Book Your Ski Holiday
Hotels
From elegant wellness retreats to cosy mountain hotels with traditional cuisine – Val Gardena offers a wide range of hotels for your ski holiday, romantic getaway or a relaxing family break. Enjoy top comfort, warm hospitality and direct access to ski slopes, hiking trails and lifts. Find your ideal hotel in Ortisei, Santa Cristina or Selva and book now!
Apartments and B&B
Looking for flexibility and independence on your Dolomites holiday? An apartment or B&B is the perfect choice. Whether it’s a rustic farmhouse, a stylish flat with mountain views or a small Garni offering breakfast – discover the ideal accommodation for your individual stay in Val Gardena. Explore all private lodgings now!
Mountain Huts, Sunshine and Panoramic Views
Explore the Alpe di SiusiThe Alpe di Siusi is often considered an extension of the Val Gardena ski area – together you get a total of 181 km of slopes. On Europe’s largest high alpine pasture you’ll find mainly wide, sunny pistes, cosy mountain huts and around 70 km of its own runs.
Convenient: Your Val Gardena skipass is also valid on the Alpe di Siusi. This way you can spend one day skiing more sportily in Val Gardena and the next enjoying the panoramic slopes beneath the Sciliar and Sassolungo.
FIS Alpine Ski World Cup in Val Gardena
Saslong ClassicIn the week leading up to Christmas, Val Gardena transforms into a major hub of the international ski racing scene. The iconic downhill race on the Saslong slope has been a highlight of the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup since 1972, with the Super-G added in 2002. These prestigious events draw the biggest stars of the winter sports world to the Dolomites.
Make the most of your holiday by cheering on the top athletes as they take on one of the most demanding courses on the circuit. On the Saslong, pros reach speeds of over 120 km/h and soar more than 80 metres through the air during jumps.
After the World Cup, you can follow in the racers’ tracks and experience the legendary slope for yourself.
Val Gardena ski resort
Ski Schools and ski rentals
You don’t need to be a seasoned skier or own your own gear to enjoy a fantastic ski holiday in Val Gardena. Explore the wide range of courses offered by local ski schools in this stunning Dolomite valley, or book private lessons with an experienced instructor. Modern skis and top-quality equipment are available for hire at rental shops throughout the region, ensuring you’re fully equipped for your time on the slopes.
Ski Pass Prices – Val Gardena
Val Gardena – Alpe di Siusi Ski PassThe Val Gardena ski pass gives you access to 181 kilometres of stunning slopes (including the Alpe di Siusi 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 Val Gardena ski resort.
Val Gardena Snowparks
A Freestyler's ParadiseIn the Val Gardena – Alpe di Siusi ski resort, fresh ideas are constantly emerging to make winter sports enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels happy. With the Alpe di Siusi Snowpark, Piz Sella Snowpark, Funslope Selva, and Kids Fun Park on Monte Pana, the area has firmly established itself as one of the top destinations in the freestyle scene.
Ski holidaymakers in Val Gardena can also use the Seiser Alm Snowpark with their skipass. This means that, in addition to the parks in Val Gardena, you also have access to the perfectly shaped lines on the Alpe di Siusi.
Do you want to find out if you're ready to conquer the kickers, boxes and rails? Then head over to one of the snow and fun parks in the region. Kids will have a blast in the specially designed areas, while spectators can cheer on adrenaline junkies as they tackle the most challenging elements. Whichever you choose, you're guaranteed unforgettable experiences in the parks.
Covering an area of 30,000 m², featuring four lines and stretching 750 metres in length – these numbers only begin to hint at the fun awaiting you at Snowpark Piz Sella. Get ready for freestyle action in a prime location directly beneath the Sassolungo. Situated at an altitude of 2,158 metres, this snow and fun park offers ideal conditions for beginners and young freestyle enthusiasts looking for adrenaline-filled days on the slopes.
A recent addition to the park is a large kicker with three jumps, along with a boardercross track. Fancy picking up a few tricks from the best in the scene? Don’t miss the Drop-in Days, part of the Val Gardena Super Freestyle programme – twice a week, professional riders showcase their top jumps, rides and tricks.
Villages in the Val Gardena Ski Resort
VillagesSanta Cristina, Ortisei and Selva Gardena are the main villages in the Val Gardena ski resort. Spend your holiday in one of these charming villages and enjoy the stunning panoramic views in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites.
Ortisei is internationally renowned for its beautiful wood carvings, a tradition passed down through generations in the Dolomites. During your winter holiday, be sure to purchase some of these delightful nativity figures to add a touch of winter charm to your home. In Ortisei, you'll be surrounded by impressive Dolomite peaks such as Seceda, Mountain Pic and the L'Alta Via di Resciesa. Discover the Val Gardena ski resort and take a day trip around the famous Sellaronda.
S. Cristina in Val Gardena is a small village with 2,000 inhabitants, who have been welcoming visitors from all over the world for generations, sharing their traditions. Whether you're a family, a passionate winter sports enthusiast or a culture-loving Dolomites fan, this charming village provides the perfect setting for a winter holiday tailored to your preferences. From S. Cristina, you have direct access to the Sellaronda. Additionally, the cross-country skiing centre offers a paradise for all cross-country skiers.
Selva is located directly beneath the Sella Massif. The charming village is surrounded by striking Dolomite peaks and offers a wide range of opportunities to enjoy nature, no matter the season. Skiers and snowboarders have access from Selva to some of the most beautiful pistes in the Dolomites. The legendary Saslong hosts thrilling Alpine Ski World Cup races twice a year. Selva is also an excellent base for winter hiking and snowshoeing, offering ideal conditions for these activities.
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
Val Gardena Ski ResortThe lifts in Val Gardena and on the Sellaronda open on 4 December 2025. The season is scheduled to run until early April.
The 25-kilometre-long Val Gardena is a side valley of the Valle Isarco. It is situated in the north-western part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Dolomites. Starting from Ponte Gardena, it extends to the Sella Massif, as well as the Passo Sella and Passo Gardena.
The village of Selva is located at the foot of the Sella Massif. The Selva ski area is part of the Sellaronda ski circuit.
Val Gardena Webcams
From the villages of Val Gardena, you are treated to a stunning view of some of the most famous Dolomite peaks. Take a look through the webcams positioned at popular viewpoints and experience the slopes live. All webcams provide clear live images, offering you valuable real-time information about the snow conditions in the Val Gardena ski resort.
Ciampinoi Webcam
This webcam offers a 360-degree view of the Val Gardena – Alpe di Siusi ski resort, showcasing the Sassolungo, Sciliar, Odle, and Sella Massif ranges.
Dantercepies Webcam
Located at the Passo Gardena, this webcam provides a view of the Val Badia and Val Gardena valleys, looking towards Selva and Santa Cristina.
Seceda Webcam
At the summit of Seceda, this webcam offers a fantastic panoramic view of the Val Gardena – Alpe di Siusi ski resort.
