Category: Winter

How to reach the Ski area Alta Badia

Season: 05th December 2020 – 11th April 2021
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53 fast and comfortable ski lifts, 130 km of excellently prepared ski pistes (subdivided in: 74 km easy/blue, 47 km medium/red and 9 km difficult/black) and its central position in the world’s biggest ski carousel, the Dolomiti Superski, have ensured that Alta Badia is one of the most popular skiing areas in the Dolomites.

Other activities:
– Snowpark
– Funslope
– Sledding
– Snowshoe hikes

Opening hours:

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Prices:
Winter opening (05.12.2020-19.12.2020):

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High season (20.12.2020 – 09.01.2021 & 31.01.2021 – 20.03.2021):

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Season (10.01.2021 – 30.01.2021 & 21.03.2021 – 11.04.2021):

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* Juniors: born after 28.11.2004
** Seniors: born before 28.11.1955

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Additional services:
– 23 Ski rentals at the valley stations of Corvara, Colfosco, San Cassiano, La Villa and Badia
– 7 Ski schools in Corvara, Colfosco, San Cassiano, La Villa and Badia

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Contact:
Alta Badia Brand
39036 La Villa
Str. Planmurin 5
+39 0471 836176

How to reach the ski area Seiser Alm

Season: 04th December 2020 – 11th April 2021
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The ski resort of Seiser Alm/Val Gardena boasts 175 kilometres of slopes to suit every taste, and 80 cable cars for safe transportation: The ultra-modern cable cars are fitted with state of the art child safety equipment, and thanks to the sheer immensity of the ski resort, waiting times at the cable car stations are never long. The ski resort of Seiser Alm/Val Gardena is the largest resort of the Dolomiti Superski area.

Other activities:
– Sledding
– Ski tour
– Snowpark

Operating hours:

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Prices:
Winter opening (28.11.2020 – 19.12.2020):

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High season (20.12.2020 – 09.01.2021 & 31.01.2021 – 20.03.2021):

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Season (10.01.2021 – 30.01.2021 & 21.03.2021 – 11.04.2021):

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* Juniors: born after 28.11.2004
** Seniors: born before 28.11.1955

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Additional services:

• Ski School:
  – Skischule Seiser Alm +39 0471 727909
  – Skischule Schlern 3000 +39 0471 704279

• Ski Rentals:
  – 7 Ski rental services in total at mountain and valley stations

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Contact:
Seiser Alm
Compatsch 50
39040 Seis am Schlern
+39 0471 727935

How to reach the ski area Watles

Season: 19th December 2020 – 10th April 2021
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Watles is a particularly popular ski area in the border triangle of Northwest Italy, a mere stone’s throw from Switzerland and Austria, and is well-known for its many hours of sunshine. In fact, it is the sunniest area of the entire Ortler Ski Arena.

Watles is also a great place for lovers of Nordic skiing. The Slingia Nordic Ski Center is a meeting point for national and international cross country ski athletes. International competitions take place at the 15 km circuit at Slingia. The Watles area also offers a wide range of excellent trails and challenging tracks for ski mountaineers and snowshoe hikers. Numerous trails lead up to the highest mountains and their peaks. Watles is also popular among ski mountaineers for its special ski mountaineering downhill run, which makes it a unique destination.

Other activities:
– Natural Sledge Run
– Crosscountry Skiing Slingia
– Snowshoe Hiking
– Ski Touring
– Winter Hiking
– Bubo Kinderpark

Opening hours:
Every day from 09:00 am to 04:00 pm

Prices:

High season (19.12.2020 – 08.01.2021 & 30.01.2021 – 26.02.2021 &
27.03.2021 – 09.04.2021)

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Low season (09.01.2021 – 29.01.2021 & 27.02.2021 – 26.03.2021
& 10.04.2021) 

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Additional services:
Ski rental:
– Ziernheld Sport

Ski school:
– Skischule Watles

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Contact:
Turismo Watles
Via San Benedetto 1
39024 Malles
+39 0473 831590

How to reach the Ski area Schwemmalm

Season: 05.12.2020 – 11.04.2021
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The snow-guaranteed Schwemmalm ski area lies above the village of Pracupola/Kuppelwies on a sunny slope. Demanding and experienced skiers in particular will appreciate the 25 kilometers of slopes in the ski area, while families can also feel at home on a ski holiday on the Schwemmalm.
In this compact ski area, it is easy for parents to maintain full supervision. In the center of the ski area there are a ski school, a ski kindergarten and a simple practice slope for beginners.

The Schwemmalm ski area is not only home to the ski star and Kitzbühel winner Dominik Paris, but also a popular training location for many top athletes participating in the Alpine Ski World Cup.

Other activities:
– Schwemmy Kinderland 
– Langlaufen Schwemmalm
– Naturrodelbahn Schwemmalm

Opening hours:
8:30 am – 5:00 pm

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Prices:

High season (25.12.2020 – 06.01.2021 & 07.02.2021 – 20.02.2021)

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Mid season (31.01.2021 – 06.02.2021 & 21.02.2021 – 11.04.2021)

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Low season (05.12.2020 – 24.12.2020 & 07.01.2021 – 30.01.2021)

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* Juniors: 2002-2005
* Seniors: 1961 +
** Children: 2006-2012
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Additional services:

• Ski Rental:
  – Rentasport Exclusive
  – Skiverleih Ultental

• Ski School:
  – Skischule Ultental

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Contact:
Schwemmalm Ski & Hiking Resort
Pracupola 409
39016 Val d’Ultimo
+39 0473 795390

How to reach the ski area Reinswald

Season: 05th December 2020 – 05th April 2021
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Reinswald Ski Area extends across an altitude differential of more than 1,000 metres, in the largely rural Sarentino (Sarntal) Valley. The ski area, much loved for its Reinswalder Wiesn sled run, is just a short half-hour drive from the city of Bolzano.

Reinwald is not only perfectly suited to skiers, snowboarders and sledders but also to anyone interested in a winter hike, cross-country skiing, or ski touring. The pistes range from nursery slopes all the way to extremely demanding runs like the Jochpiste, which is used for the Europa Cup downhill event and has a gradient of 58%. The ski area also has one of the longest sled runs in South Tyrol: its ever-popular Reinswalder Wiesn is 5.2 kilometres in length and runs from Pichlberg Alm to the valley station of the cable car. Romantic sleigh rides in the moonlight are also a good option: they run along the family-friendly natural snow trail. Those looking for a more whirlwind ride, on the other hand, should give the short-yet-steep, 700-metre-long Sunnalm sledding run a try.

Other activities:
– Snowpark

Winter hikes:
– Winter hike to the Malga Getrum
– To the Pichlberg

Opening hours:
08:30 am – 4:30 pm

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Prices:

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Additional services:

• Ski rentals:
  – Ski rental Reinswald (+39 0471 625132)

• Ski school:
  – Ski school Sarntal (+39 345 6118042)

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Contact:
Reinswalder-Lift-GmbH
Reinswald 129
39058 Val Sarentino
+39 0471 625132

How to reach the Ski area Ladurns

Season: 5th December 2020 – 11th April 2021
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The skiing area Ladurns is offering a lot of fun in the snow. Discover sunny slopes, enjoy admirable snow shoe hikes or experience long toboggan runs. The unique panoramic view will round up your perfect day in our winter wonder land.

Use the ticket for the whole 16 km of best prepared ski slopes. Test all of our snow secure, easy to difficult ski trails. Beginners find in both areas a fantastic ski school with the Gold seal of quality. Children are welcome in Fichti’s paradise for children. The toddlers will enjoy a time full of pure adventure between snowy landscapes.

The 6.5 km sleigh run is an inviting temptation for exciting group descents through the snowy woods.

Opening hours:
Daily from 08:30 am to 04:15 pm

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Prices:

Pre season (05.12.2020 – 19.12.2020)

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Main season (20.12.2020 – 09.01.2021 & 31.01.2021 – 20.03.2021)

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Low season (10.01.2021 – 30.01.2021 & 21.03.2021 – 11.04.2021)

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* Children: born after 01.12.2004
** Seniors: born before 01.12.1955

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Additional services:

• Ski Rental:
  – Sportbazar Ladurns
  – Sport Wurzer

• Ski School:
  – Skischule Ladurns

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Contact:
Bergbahnen Ladurns GmbH
Fleres 94
39041 Colle Isarco
+39 0472 770559

How to reach the Ski Area Trafoi

Season:
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Trafoi is an idyllic spot in the middle of Stelvio (Stilfersjoch) National Park. The lift that whisks you up to the broad runs of this snow-capped mountain region runs directly from the village centre, so Trafoi is much loved by families.

Trafoi lies at the foot of Mount Ortler. At an elevation of 3,905 metres, Ortler is the highest mountain in South Tyrol and lends its name to the Ortler Ski Arena. The little hamlet of Trafoi, nestled amidst pristine nature, is a favourite of winter hikers because the best views of the mountains over the national park can be enjoyed from Furkelhütte Lodge, above the local ski area. On Trafoi’s slopes, where ski legend Gustav Thöni first learned how to carve, there is a bustling serenity today: beginners and more advanced skiers alike will feel very comfortable here.
Trafoi Ski Area has 10 km of trails for passionate skiers and snowboarders.

Other activities:
– tobogganing
– touring skis
– snowshoeing

Opening hours:
08:30am – 4:00 pm

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Prices:

Children born after 2014 are entitled to a free ski pass.
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Additional services:

• Ski School:
  – Skischule Trafoi

Ski Rental:
– Sport Express

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Contact:
Trafoi all’Ortles
Sulden Nr. 127
39029 Trafoi
+39 0473 611577