Station de ski Seiser Alm

Name: Seiser Alm
Rating: 4.4

1.685 - 2.177m

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Seiser Alm

1.685 - 2.177m

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Remontées Seiser Alm

Heures d'ouverture Hiver

Saison: 05.12.2019 - 14.04.2020
Ouverture: 09:00 - 17:00

Pistes Seiser Alm

facile: 14,6 km (23)
moyen: 45,5 km (42)
difficile: 2,0 km (3)
total: 63,6 km

Nouveauté Seiser Alm

New Bamby Lift

As of the new winter season 2019/20, there will be a new 6-seater chairlift on Europe's largest high alp, Alpe de Suisi/Seiser Alm. Equipped with bubbles and a fully automatic child safety lock, the new lift replaces the previous Bamby 4-seater chair lift. Like the old installation from 1997, the new chairlift of the same name connects the Paradiso slope with the Panorama slope. With an increased capacity of 3000 people per hour, it ensures faster, more comfortable and safer transport than the previous model.

New slope Race

The new slope starts on 2,104 meters above sea level and has a difference in altitude of 304 meters. Since its classification as "black route", its length of 1,337 meters and a maximum gradient of 58%, the slope is only recommended to experts.

Station de ski Seiser Alm

Not only its endless vistas and breathtaking scenery, its sunny and sheltered slopes make the Alpe di Siusi a holiday spot par excellence for winter sport enthusiasts of every age and kind. It is a paragon of gentle tourism, and is the preferred venue of active vacationers in search of a cozy atmosphere, scenic beauty, and authentic surroundings.

Two professional ski schools with courses for children of all age groups, a ski kindergarten, child care, attractive and low-priced offers, Fun Parks, 23 modern ski lift facilities with certified child-proof lock, as well as an 18km piste for keen skiers with facilities for beginners have resulted in the Seiser Alm being commended by the ADAC Ski Guide as one of the best winter sports districts for families.

Together with Val Gardena the ski resort of Seiser Alm boasts 175 kilometres of slopes and is the largest resort of the Dolomiti Superski area.