Situated at 1,563 meters at the head of the stunning Val Gardena valley, Selva (also known as Wolkenstein) is one of the premier resorts in the Italian Dolomites. The village perfectly blends Austrian Tyrolean charm with Italian culinary flair and hospitality, offering a lively and welcoming atmosphere beneath the dramatic, towering limestone peaks of the Sella Massif and Sassolungo. Skiing in Selva is heavily focused on endless, perfectly groomed intermediate cruising and exploring massive distances. The resort offers direct access to the world-famous Sella Ronda—a 40km circular ski route around the Sella Massif—and is a key hub within the colossal Dolomiti Superski network. From World Cup downhill runs to gentle beginner slopes, the terrain variety is exceptional. Beyond the slopes, Selva boasts a vibrant après-ski scene, world-class mountain dining in cozy 'rifugios', and breathtaking scenery that earned the region its UNESCO World Heritage status. It is a world-class destination that appeals equally to mileage-hungry skiers, foodies, and families looking for a quintessential Alpine holiday.

Selva offers unrivaled intermediate cruising on perfectly groomed red and blue runs, set against spectacular scenery. Advanced skiers can challenge themselves on the famous Saslong World Cup downhill, while beginners have access to gentle valley slopes and the nearby Alpe di Siusi.

A spectacular mountain range in northeastern Italy known for its sheer limestone peaks, alpenglow sunsets, and the massive 1,200km interconnected Dolomiti Superski area.