Val Gardena & Alta Badia ski guide

The ski area

One Dolomiti Superski pass opens the largest ski carousel in the world. The Sella Ronda loops around the Sella massif through four valleys in a day, while the Saslong in Val Gardena and the Gran Risa in Alta Badia host World Cup races. Mountain huts serve some of the best food in the Alps.

Where to stay

• Selva (Wolkenstein) — direct access to the Sella Ronda, lively and central.
• Ortisei & Santa Cristina — charming villages with shops and wood-carving tradition.
• Corvara & Colfosco — the heart of Alta Badia, perfect for relaxed skiing.
• La Villa & San Cassiano — quiet, elegant, known for gourmet restaurants.

When to go

The season runs from early December to early April. The Dolomites are known for sunny days; January and March are great for quieter slopes.

Getting there

The nearest airports are Bolzano, Innsbruck, Verona and Venice (about 1–3 hours by road). By train, travel to Bolzano or Brunico and continue by bus or transfer.

Our chalets and apartments in Val Gardena & Alta Badia

7BR Chalet in La Val, Alta Badia7 bedrooms · 14 guestsView →Luxurious Chalet In The Heart Of Alta Badia5 bedrooms · 12 guestsView →K Lodge Chalet, Kronplatz5 bedrooms · 10 guestsView →Chalet Robin in Val Gardena5 bedrooms · 12 guestsView →5BR Holiday home with Sauna in Ortisei5 bedrooms · 10 guestsView →5BR Designer Chalet in Colfosco, Alta Badia5 bedrooms · 10 guestsView →Sella 4BR Chalet in Selva Val Gardena4 bedrooms · 8 guestsView →Chalet Lum d'Or in Selva Val Gardena4 bedrooms · 10 guestsView →Chalet Aurora Selva di Val Gardena4 bedrooms · 10 guestsView →Chalet on the Slopes in Ortisei, Val Gardena3 bedrooms · 8 guestsView →3BR Apartment in Corvara, Alta Badia3 bedrooms · 6 guestsView →

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