Ortisei

For Beginners – Head up to Alpe di Suisi for a range of wide, easy runs, with confidence-building routes concentrated at the Al Sole and Mezdi chairlifts.

For Intermediates – 105km of piste suitable for intermediates means you’ll never have to ski the same run twice – unless you want to! Many blue and red runs are concentrated on the ‘must-do’ Sellaronda circuit.

For Experts –  Take on the 10.5km run down from the Seceda mountain station back to Ortisei, as well as the 3km Saslong route – one of the most demanding slopes in Val Gardena. You can also try the Men’s World Cup run from the top of the Ciampinoi gondola in St Cristina.

For Off-piste – Easily accessible, the Marmolada Glacier offers fantastic intermediate and expert runs, great off-piste opportunities and eve heli-skiing!

The largest village in the Val Gardena region, Ortisei has a charming feel and a good variety of shops, restaurants and activities. Choose from over 40 restaurants, from traditional eateries to high quality Michelin or near-Michelin offerings, as well as plenty of options for simple pizza and pastas.

Fly to Verona

Transfer to Ortisei approx. 2 hr 30

All Crystal Ski Holidays include flights, transfers and accommodation. Plus, you can add lift passes, equipment hire and ski school too, so everything’s ready for when you arrive.

Image © IDM Alto Adige/Alex Filz

Resort Height: 1,236m

Snow-making Coverage: 90%

Snow Range: 1,200-3,200m

Total km of Piste: Dolomiti Superski 1,200km
(Val Gardena 175km)

Total Number of Lifts: 78

Image ©  IDM Alto Adige/Alex Filz