Val Gardena (Italy)
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.
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Slopes | Ski lifts | Additional information |
 Blue slopes52 km |  Drag lifts21 | Start of the season4 December |
 Red slopes105 km |  Chair lifts29 | End of the season11 April |
 Black slopes18 km |  Gondola lifts10 | Glacier |
| Off-piste0 km |  Train2 | Min. altitude1236 m |
 Total175 km |  Capacity11542 Pers./Hour | Max. altitude2450 m |
Resorts in Val Gardena ski areaOff-piste & freestyle in Val Gardena |
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| Snow parks 1 | Tables |
| Half pipe | Boxes |
| Quarter pipe | Rails |
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| Kickers | Off-piste zone |
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| Low season 6-day ski pass | Children | Adults | Free up to |
| Gröden & Seiseralm | EUR 189.00 | EUR 27.00 | 8 Years old |
| Dolomiti Superski | EUR 197.00 | EUR 282.00 | 8 Years old |
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| High season 6-day ski pass | Children | Adults | Free up to |
| Gröden & Seiseralm | EUR 211.00 | EUR 301.00 | 8 Years old |
| Dolomiti Superski | EUR 219.00 | EUR 313.00 | 8 Years old |
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The information applies for the ski area of Gröden. During the ski season information is updated daily.
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