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Val Gardena, Italy
Muliné Lodge
10 guests·3 bedrooms·5 baths
chalet·ski in-ski-out
Low season:£462per night
~£3,234 per week
Italy
Luxury Ski Chalets in Val Gardena
World-class skiing and breathtaking Dolomite scenery in a UNESCO World Heritage site.
7 properties available
1,236m - 1,563m
Altitude
2,518m
Summit
1,200km
Pistes
1,282m
Vertical Drop
3m per season
Avg. Snow
December - April
Season
About the Resort
About Val Gardena
Val Gardena is a spectacular valley in the Italian Dolomites, comprising three distinct villages: Ortisei, St. Cristina, and Selva. Famous for its dramatic limestone peaks, the resort offers a unique blend of Austrian efficiency and Italian flair, reflected in its trilingual culture (Ladin, Italian, German) and an exceptional culinary scene that ranges from hearty Tyrolean fare to fine Mediterranean dining.
The Resort
The valley is a primary gateway to the legendary Sella Ronda, a 40km circular ski route around the Sella massif, and is fully integrated into the Dolomiti Superski area, offering access to 1,200km of pistes on a single pass. Locally, the Val Gardena and Alpe di Siusi domain boasts 175km of meticulously groomed trails, renowned for world-class snowmaking that guarantees excellent coverage alongside countless sunny days.
Whether you are cruising the wide, gentle slopes of Alpe di Siusi, tackling the famous Saslong World Cup downhill track, or enjoying fresh Adriatic seafood at a chic mountain refugio, Val Gardena delivers an unforgettable, premium Alpine experience for all types of winter enthusiasts.
On the Mountain
Val Gardena offers flawlessly groomed pistes that cater heavily to intermediates, seamlessly connecting into the massive Sella Ronda circuit. Beginners have access to the sunny, wide-open plateaus of Alpe di Siusi, while advanced skiers can test their mettle on the iconic Saslong World Cup run.
Dolomiti Superski
The world's largest ski network, spanning 12 distinct valleys in the Italian Dolomites, all accessible via a single lift pass.
Location
Where is Val Gardena?
Resort Details
Ideal For
Val Gardena is perfect for
Intermediates
Endless red runs and direct access to the 40km Sella Ronda circuit.
Families
The gentle, sunny slopes of Alpe di Siusi are perfect for children and beginners.
Gourmets
Home to some of the highest quality mountain huts and dining experiences in the Alps.
Scenery Lovers
Skiing beneath the dramatic, sheer cliffs of the UNESCO-protected Dolomites.
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Where to Eat
Dining in Val Gardena
Rifugio Emilio Comici
Plan de Gralba / Sella Ronda
A legendary slope-side hut famous for hosting vibrant parties and flying in fresh fish daily from the Adriatic coast.
Sofie Hütte
Seceda
High-altitude dining featuring a spectacular panoramic terrace and an incredibly well-stocked wine cellar.
Baita Sanon
Alpe di Siusi
A charming, traditional alpine hut offering fantastic Ladin and Tyrolean specialties in a sun-drenched meadow.
Restaurant Tubladel
Ortisei Village
A cozy, traditionally styled yet refined restaurant in the heart of Ortisei, perfect for a cozy evening off the slopes.
From the Journal
Guides for Val Gardena
Common Questions
Val Gardena FAQ
When is the best time to ski in Val Gardena?
The ski season in Val Gardena typically runs Early December to mid-April. The resort averages 3m per season of snowfall, so conditions are usually reliable throughout. Prices vary between early season, high season, and spring. Local Val Gardena/Alpe di Siusi passes are slightly cheaper than the full Dolomiti Superski pass.
What is the skiing like in Val Gardena?
Val Gardena offers 1,200km of pistes with a vertical drop of 1,282m. Val Gardena offers flawlessly groomed pistes that cater heavily to intermediates, seamlessly connecting into the massive Sella Ronda circuit. Beginners have access to the sunny, wide-open plateaus of Alpe di Siusi, while advanced skiers can test their mettle on the iconic Saslong World Cup run. It forms part of the Dolomiti Superski ski area.
What makes Val Gardena special?
World-class skiing and breathtaking Dolomite scenery in a UNESCO World Heritage site. Val Gardena is a traditional alpine village, known for its distinctive character and atmosphere. Key highlights include family friendly, beginners, intermediates, extensive terrain, lively town.
What are the snow conditions like in Val Gardena?
Val Gardena receives an average of 3m per season of snowfall. With skiing up to 2,518m, higher altitude terrain holds snow well into spring. Recent snowfall: Excellent snowmaking guarantees 95% coverage.
Is Val Gardena good for intermediates?
Val Gardena is well-suited for several types of visitors. For intermediates: Endless red runs and direct access to the 40km Sella Ronda circuit. For families: The gentle, sunny slopes of Alpe di Siusi are perfect for children and beginners. For gourmets: Home to some of the highest quality mountain huts and dining experiences in the Alps.
How do you get to Val Gardena?
The nearest airport is Innsbruck Airport, about 120km away (approximately 1h 45min by transfer). Numerous private and shared shuttle services (like Südtirol Transfer) connect the major nearby airports (Innsbruck, Verona, Venice) directly to Val Gardena. Val Gardena is also reachable by train via Bolzano (40km) or Bressanone/Brixen (30km). Excellent local bus network. Guests usually receive a Val Gardena Mobil Card for free use of all public buses in the valley.
How much is a lift pass in Val Gardena?
Lift passes in Val Gardena are available as Adult Day Pass (Dolomiti Superski) (EUR 80), Adult 6-Day Pass (Dolomiti Superski) (EUR 415). Passes often cover the wider Dolomiti Superski area, giving access to a much larger ski domain. Book lift passes online in advance to receive early-bird discounts.
Where are the best places to eat in Val Gardena?
Standout dining in Val Gardena includes Rifugio Emilio Comici (A legendary slope-side hut famous for hosting vibrant parties and flying in fresh fish daily from the Adriatic coast.), Sofie Hütte (High-altitude dining featuring a spectacular panoramic terrace and an incredibly well-stocked wine cellar.), Baita Sanon (A charming, traditional alpine hut offering fantastic Ladin and Tyrolean specialties in a sun-drenched meadow.). With 4 recommended restaurants in total, the resort offers an impressive dining scene for a ski destination.
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