Schöneben-Haideralm | Ski Areas Italy

Schöneben-Haideralm 1 — © Schöneben-Haideralm

Schöneben-Haideralm in short

Height: 1464 - 2350 metres
Magnificent views over Lake Reschensee
Large children's area with cheerful mascot
Close to the border triangle of Italy, Switzerland and Austria

Ski resort Schöneben-Haideralm, known as Belpiano-Malga San Valentino in Italian, is located next to the Reschensee lake in South Tyrol, not far from the tri-border point of Austria, Italy and Switzerland. Its 65 kilometres of pistes lie between 1464 and 2350 metres of altitude and are accessible via two gondolas from St Valentino and a gondola just outside Resia. In particular, families, beginners and nature lovers feel at home on the slopes of Schöneben-Haideralm.

Schöneben-Haideralm: skiing with a view of the Reschensee

With the construction of the St. Valentin - Schöneben Bahn and Höllentalbahn, a connection between the small ski area of Haideralm and family ski resort Schöneben has been established. Unique to Schöneben-Haideralm is its location near the Reschensee lake, Lago di Resia in Italian. This reservoir was once created after the construction of a dam in 1950, which flooded the former village of Graun. The bell tower in the middle of the lake is a reminder of this. From several points in the ski area you have a great view of the lake and the tower.

Blue 29 km
Red 30 km
Black 6 km

Mountain: Not available

Valley: Not available

Drag Lifts 2
Chair Lifts 4
Gondolas 4
Trains 0
Glacier No
Speed 0 p/hour

The slopes of Schöneben-Haideralm are located between 1464 and 2350 metres altitude. The ski area is usually open from early December to early April. Should Mother Nature fail, 100 per cent of the slopes can be artificially snow-covered.

Family ski resort Schöneben-Haideralm

Thanks to its friendly character, families feel right at home on the slopes of Schöneben-Haideralm. The ski resort offers all kinds of facilities for a winter holiday with children, such as Schönis Kinderland. This children's paradise is located right next to the mountain station of the Schönebenbahn and can be reached with a conveyor lift. Kids learn to ski in a playful way here and mascot marmot Schöni ensures an unforgettable time. Older children have a great time at Funline Schöneben and Snowpark Schöneben, among other places.

Part of the Zwei Länder Skiarena and Ortler Skiarena

Ski area Schöneben-Haideralm is part of the Zwei Länder Skiarena. This means one ski pass gives you access to three different ski areas in both Austria and Italy, together accounting for 159 km of slopes. The ski pass can be purchased from two days or more and also provides access to the slopes of Nauders Bergkastel and Watles. Schöneben-Haideralm is additionally part of the Ortler Skiarena. When you choose this ski pass, you can ski in 15 different ski areas in South Tyrol (400 km of slopes).