This ski area casts a special magical spell over everyone who comes here. The wild, imposing Dolomites have a unique atmosphere that attracts all types of winter sports fanatics. The resorts in this area, including St. Ulrich and Wolkenstein, are welcoming and also offer good opportunities for cross-country skiing and hiking with access to 80km of trails. In most cases, visitors can ski directly to the their accommodation making this a very relaxed ski holiday destination.

The ski area is enormous and offers endless kilometers of runs adapted to every type of skier. However, the majority of the ski slopes are red and blue and are relatively easy and pleasant making this an ideal ski area for beginners and intermediate skiers. More advanced skiers will also find demanding runs to challenge their skills and get some thrills.

Overview of slopes and lifts in Val Gardena

Slopes	Ski lifts	Additional information
Blue slopes52 km	Drag lifts21	Start of the season6 December
Red slopes105 km	Chair lifts29	End of the season7 April
Black slopes18 km	Gondola lifts10	Glacier
Off-piste0 km	Train2	Min. altitude1236 m
Total175 km	Capacity11542 Pers./Hour	Max. altitude2200 m

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  St. Christina

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  St. Ulrich

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  Wolkenstein

Off-piste & freestyle in Val Gardena
Snow parks 1	Tables
Half pipe	Boxes
Quarter pipe	Rails
Boardercross	Off-piste allowed
Kickers	Off-piste zone

Blogs about Val Gardena

7 must-see ski circuits in the Alps

4 January 2018 by Danielle in 'Ski areas'' | 0

Want to explore an entire ski resort without having to repeat lifts? More and more ski resorts in the Alps are installing ski circuits that take you through all the highlights in one day. These ski circuits are clearly signposted so you can find your way without the help of a guide – it’s the perfect way to discover a new ski resort on your own terms! Be aware that due to their length and demanding nature, anyone attempting to complete a ski circuit should be a confident skier with an adequat... More ›