Italy
Skiing in Alpe Di Siusi
Europe's largest high-altitude alpine meadow, offering sun-drenched, family-friendly skiing.
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Beginners
Intermediate
Terrain parks
Historic village
Big ski area
1,850m
Altitude
2,220m
Summit
175km
Pistes
984m
Vertical Drop
3.5m per season
Avg. Snow
December - April
Season
About the Resort
About Alpe Di Siusi
Alpe di Siusi (Seiser Alm) is a breathtakingly beautiful plateau nestled in the Italian Dolomites, renowned as Europe's largest high-altitude alpine meadow. Set against the dramatic, jagged peaks of the Sassolungo, Sassopiatto, and Sciliar mountains, the resort offers a uniquely tranquil and scenic winter experience. Unlike the steep, narrow valleys typical of other alpine resorts, Alpe di Siusi presents a vast, rolling landscape bathed in winter sunshine.
Ideal For
Alpe Di Siusi is perfect for
Families
Safe, wide slopes, excellent ski schools, and a highly accessible, car-free plateau environment.
Beginners
Abundant gentle blue runs that provide a stress-free environment for learning and progression.
Cross-Country Skiers
Over 80km of world-class, sunlit cross-country tracks winding through the spectacular alpine meadow.
Leisure Skiers
An unparalleled concentration of high-quality mountain huts serving gourmet food with panoramic terrace views.
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Resort Details
In Detail
More about Alpe Di Siusi
The Resort
The resort is a haven for families, beginners, and those who appreciate a relaxed pace of skiing. The local villages, ranging from the valley towns of Ortisei and Siusi allo Sciliar to the high-plateau outposts of Compatsch and Saltria, maintain a traditional South Tyrolean charm. Here, Italian dolce vita blends seamlessly with Austrian alpine traditions, reflected in both the architecture and the exceptional mountain gastronomy.
While hardcore experts might find the local slopes too gentle, Alpe di Siusi is perfectly integrated into the Val Gardena ski area and the massive Dolomiti Superski network. This allows more ambitious skiers to easily access the famous Sella Ronda circuit and hundreds of kilometers of world-class terrain, all while retaining the peaceful, uncrowded sanctuary of the Alm as their home base.
On the Mountain
The skiing on Alpe di Siusi is characterized by wide, impeccably groomed, and sun-drenched boulevards that are perfect for carving and cruising. The terrain is exceptionally safe and unintimidating, making it ideal for beginners building confidence and intermediates enjoying leisurely descents, while a world-class snowpark caters to freestyle enthusiasts.
Dolomites (Dolomiti Superski)
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring uniquely shaped pale rock massifs and access to 1,200km of interconnected slopes.
Location
Where is Alpe Di Siusi?
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Where to Eat
Dining in Alpe Di Siusi
Gostner Schwaige
Near the Saltria area
A famous, intimate micro-hut where the chef uses local meadow herbs and edible flowers to create uniquely alpine gourmet dishes.
Rauch Hütte
Between Compatsch and Saltria
A traditional family-run hut boasting a spectacular sun terrace with direct views of the Sassolungo peaks.
Malga Sanon
Near the Sanon lift
A cozy, authentic alpine hut offering classic South Tyrolean comfort food and incredible vistas of the Sciliar massif.
Tschötsch Alm
Puflatsch area
A beautifully restored historic farm hut serving elevated traditional cuisine sourced directly from local farms.
