Crosscountry skiing Corno del Renon | Bolzano and surroundings

How to reach the Crosscountry skiing trails 

Glide across the perfectly groomed natural trail on cross-country skis and feel the lovely sunshine warm your body. It really can’t get any better than this. And, because exercise is not enough, all along the trail a fantastic view of the Dolomites – the peaks of the Sella Group, Langkofel/Sassolungo, Plattkofel/Sasso Piatto, Marmolada and Schlern/Sciliar – adds a special flavor and bonus to an awesome cross-country ski adventure on Corno del Renon.

‘Schönalm’ trail

Start: gondola mid station
Length:
3,5 km

The ‘Schönalm trail’ starts at the mid station (easy reachable with the Gondola Corno del Renon). If you’re a beginners or someone who wants to take it slow and wants to have a captivating view of the Dolomites, this trail is just perfect for you.


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Contact:
Corno del Renon / Rittner Horn
Dorfstraße 5
39054 Collalbo/Renon
+39 0471 356100

Snowpark and Nightpark | Obereggen

How to reach the Snowpark and Nightpark

The ‘Obereggen Snowpark’ is part of Italy’s best and biggest snow parks for over 20 years now and offers lots of fun to both newbies and pros.

Italy only has a few halfpipes but one of them makes part of the Obereggen Snowpark. The park is located at the Pampeago slope which you can reach with the Obereggen ski lifts. Snow groomers and professionals run maintenance procedures on a day-to-day basis so that you can enjoy an amazing experience while having a very high saftey and quality standard.
Once you had enough fun in the Snowpark you can relax to some good sound in the clubhouse with chill area.

Learn new tricks during the day and practise them on the Jibline in the evening. The Nightpark along Carezza slope is a whole 1.780 metres long. By day and by night: the obstacles are there to be overcome.

Contact:
Obereggen Latemar AG
Obereggen 16
39050 Nova Ponente
+39 0471 618200

Crosscountry skiing in the Dolomites | Carezza

How to reach the Crosscountry Ski Run

Skating or classic style – what would you choose? Crosscountry skiing is gentle for the body’s joints while improving your endurance and flexibility, and building muscle. Enjoy the sunny location of the runs and admire a landscape covered in snow.

The trails have an amazing mountain setting of the Dolomites in the background and are carefully groomed, ready for you to explore! Due to the gentle slopes the trails are pretty easy and suiteable for absolutely everybody.
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A quick overview of the trails:

  • Frin Trail:
    Length: 5 km
    Difficulty level: easy

 

  • Trail lago di Carezza (Malga Angerle/Angerle Alm):
    Length: 3 km
    Difficulty level: easy

 

  • Connecting trail Frin – Nigra – Frin:
    Length: 8 km
    Difficulty level: easy

Ski rentals nearby: Ski rental Carezza

Giant Snowmen | Sesto

How to reach the giant snowmen

Gigantic, friendly, and as white as snow, our giant snowmen will greet you with a smile at the mountain station of the Croda Rossa cable car. Remember, building a snowman is not just for kids!

Year after year, after the first snow has fallen, visitors can observe our crew at the Croda Rossa as they roll the first big balls of snow. Piece by piece, these snowballs are stacked upon one another and are adorned with a hat, scarf and a carrot nose.
Located right at the Croda Rossa mountain station, these smiling, friendly, eight-metre-high snow sculptures look forward to welcoming you. Funnily enough, the family of snow men appear almost tiny against the backdrop of the impressive peaks of the Dolomites. Their true dimensions only become truly apparent once you ski past.

Other activities:
Reindeer Feeding
Free Fall Ride
Skiing at the 3 Cime Ski Area

Reindeer Feeding | Sesto

How to reach this experience

Italy’s only reindeer herd are the famous, local stars of the vast preserve at the Croda Rossa. Feeling homey in the wild nature of the 3 Zinnen in the Dolomites, the shaggy animals provide amusing and fascinating encounters, even on the ski slopes sometimes.

Reindeer feedings, an unforgettable winter highlight for all ages, take place at the mountain station of the Croda Rossa Gondola Lift. Help us feed the smallest reindeer herd in the Alps during a daily feeding session. The animals are served a healthy portion of Icelandic moss followed by special “reindeer candy” (mixed grains) for dessert. This is a fairytale experience in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites for the entire family and features up-close encounters with these likeable antlered characters

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Meeting Point:
Mountain station Croda Rossa

Dates:
Every monday, 28.12. – 01.03. | 02:00 pm
Every thursday  31.12. – 01.04. | 02:00 pm

Contact:
Drei Zinnen Information Center
Via Ombrosa 2/F
39038 San Candido/Innichen
+39 0474 710355

Free Fall Ride | 3 Zinnen Dolomites

How to reach the experience

Lots of adrenaline and exciting insights into the daily work at cable car and lift stations is offered to experienced slope athletes choosing the “Free Fall Ride” in the ski resort 3 Zinnen Dolomites. Known as one of the steepest descents in the Alps, the deep black “Holzriese” slope is a big challenge – not only for skiers but also for the staff members working at cable cars and lifts, who are in charge of excellent snow conditions and perfect slope grooming.

What exactly does this challenge entail? Courageous individuals can find out as they join a snow-cat driver during an evening drive in the cockpit of a snow groomer. Being a passenger in a vehicle responsible for grooming the steepest slope in Italy groomed on a daily basis is nearly as exhilarating as skiing the slope itself! At this gradient (72%), “even the snow groomers have to wear mountaineering crampons” as the machines rely on winches to secure them in the most treacherous areas.

It’s an unforgettable experience for anyone who wants to have a closer look to the technical difficulties of operating a machine with precision in extreme circumstances.

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  • The original “Holzriese”

Thrill factor: 10
Slope: Holzriese (Croda rossa)
Max. incline: 72%
Snowcat: Pistenbully 510 PS
Duration: approx. 60 minutes
Start: Valley station Croda rossa
Departure time: 05.00 / 05.30 pm
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Price: 200,00 €

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  • “Bad Moos”

Thrill factor: 7
Slope: Bad Moos (Croda Rossa)
Max. incline: 49%
Snowcat: Pistenbully 510 PS
Duration: approx. 60 minutes
Start: Talstation Rotwand
Departure time: 05.00 / 05.30 pm
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Price: 200,00 €


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Contact:
3 Zinnen AG
Schattenweg 2/F
39038 Innichen
+39 0474 710355

Tobogganing in the Dolomites | Alpe di Suisi

How to reach the Tobogganing area Seiser Alm

Racing down the toboggan slopes, toboggan parties with friends by the light of the full moon as you feast your eyes on the view over the nearby Dolomite peaks: Tobogganing in the Seiser Alm holiday area in the Dolomites is an incredible experience.

  • 10 toboggan slopes, 23 kilometers
  • Many tobogganing slopes are accessible by cable car
  • Moonlight toboggan
  • Toboggan rental

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The sledge runs:

  • Bullaccia/Puflatsch Sledge Run

Difficulty: moderate
Length: 1,8 km
Altitude difference: 236 m
How to get there: Telemix Bullaccia chairlift or by foot

The Bullaccia Run on the Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm is best suited for those who want to enjoy a challenging run and a breathtaking panorama.

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  • Panorama Sledge Run

Difficulty: easy
Length: 1,5 km
Altitude difference: 194 m
How to get there: Panorama chairlift or by foot

This sunny located slope is ideal for kids and guarantees lots of sledging fun.

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  • Icaro – Monte Piz Sledge Run

Difficulty: easy
Length: 1,7 km
Altitude difference: 141 m
How to get there: Monte Piz chairlift or by foot

The sunny located slope of the Icaro – Monte Piz run guarantees tobogganing fun for the whole family with a unique view over the Sciliar/Schlern, Sasso Lungo/Langkofel, Sasso Piatto/Plattkofel. Your tobogganing experience will be unforgettable.


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  • Zallinger Sledge Run

Difficulty: moderate
Length: 2,9 km
Altitude difference: 281 m
How to get there: by foot

The longest sledge run on the Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm needs stamina and skills while giving you plenty of fun.


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  • Molignon Sledge Run

Difficulty: moderate
Length: 2,8 km
Altitude difference: 315 m
How to get there: by foot

The Molignon Sledge Run is the place to go if you’re looking for an even longer fun on your sledge.


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  • Malga Tuff/Tuff Alm Sledge Run

Difficulty: moderate
Length: 2,2 km
Altitude difference: 222 m
How to get there: by foot

This sledge run starts at the Malga Tuff/Tuff Alm and ends at the Pond of Vié (Völser Weiher). If you’re looking for an unforgettable winter experience you should enjoy this sledge run by night.


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  • Hofer Alpl Sledge Run

Difficulty: moderate
Length: 4,3 km
Altitude difference: 425 m
How to get there: by foot

This toboggan run brings you from the Hofer Alpl to Umes/Ums and is suitable for the entire family.


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    • Haniger Schwaige Sledge Run

Difficulty: moderate
Length: 3,5 km
Altitude difference: 387 m
How to get there: by foot

This run is perfectly groomed and sets off from the Angelwiesen meadows close to the Haniger Schwaige. Moderately difficult. It leads you over a divers countryside in a play of light and shade – mostly through the woods – downhill towards to the Via Nigra/Nigerstraße road in the valley.


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  • Rungun to San Cipriano/St. Zyprian Sledge Run

Difficulty: easy
Length: 0,8 km
Altitude difference: 114 m
How to get there: by foot

A short and easy toboggan run from Rungun to S. Cipriano which leads you to the Traunwiesen meadows. It’s perfect for families with little kids. Enjoy fun in the sun while having breathtaking views over the Catinaccio/Rosengarten, legendary kingdom of Laurino, King of Dwarves.

Snowpark Seiser Alm

How to reach the Snowpark Seiser Alm

Having landed a triple win of Best Park, Best Innovation, Best Marketing, Best Project and Best Event at the 2018 Skipass Awards, the Seiser Alm Snowpark in the Dolomites is, for the 5th time in a raw, officially Italy’s best snowpark.
In addition, the Seiser Alm Snowpark was nominated as one of the TOP  terrain parks in the category “World’s Best Freestyle Resort 2018” at the annual World Ski Awards at Kitzbühel (Austria).

At 1.5 km long and offering around 70 obstacles, the Seiser Alm Snowpark is one of the longest terrain parks in Europe. With rails, kickers, boxes and whoops the snow park offers everything that a freestyler could ever wish for, from easy through medium right up to pro level. In the upper level of the park, beginner and medium level boarders will find plenty of scope for action, while the pro-line on the lower level with its demanding obstacles will have advanced boarders in their element. There are also three big kickers here for advanced freeskiers and boarders. One particularly unusual attraction of the Seiser Alm Snow Park in the Dolomites is the wood line, where all obstacles are made of wood.


Opening hours may vary. Please check this website for more information.

Ski lifts:
– Seiser Alm Cable Car

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Contact:

Seiser Alm Bahn AG
Schlernstr. 39
39040 Seis
+39 0471 704270

Alpe di Suisi Cable Car

Get to the hiking area easily and quickly: Modern cable cars ensure a good connection to the Seiser Alm hiking area. The villages are well connected to the Valley Station by shuttle bus, guaranteeing a rapid ascent from 1,000 to 1,800 metres above sea level.

Operating hours:

12th June to 27th June 8 am to 6 pm
28th June to 13th September 8 am to 7 pm
14th September to 02nd November 8 am to 6 pm

Operating hours may vary. Please check this website for more information.

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Prices:

Single ticket Roundtrip ticket
Adults 13,00 € 18,00 €
Juniors 7,50 € 11,00 €
Senior 11,00 € 16,00 €
Multi-ride ticket (3 round trips during the season) / 43,00 €
Family 28,50 € 41,00 €
Bike- Ticket 4,00 € /

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Contact:
Seiser Alm Bahn AG
Schlernstr. 39
39040 Seis
+39 0471 704270