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1236 m - 2518 m
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Slope offering Val Gardena/Gröden

Information about all ski slopes and runs

Runs/slopes

Total 175 km

Easy

52 km

(30 %)

Intermediate

105 km

(60 %)

Difficult

18 km

(10 %)

Worth knowing

Valley run available
In Val Gardena, there is a valley run with snow-making capabilities leading to all villages.

Run location

Longest run

Seceda-St. Ulrich (La Longia) · Length 10.5 km · Altitude difference 1282 m
One of the longest ski runs in the Dolomites is the 10.5 km long "La Longia" which leads from Seceda (2518 m) down to St. Ulrich (1235 m).

Most difficult run

Slope tip

Saslong
This slope is part of a large legend in alpine skiing. Every year, a few days before Christmas, one of most significant and most spectacular downhill races in the world takes place here. The start of the race is at the Ciampinoi mountain station above Wolkenstein. You can ski in the tracks of Bernhard Russi, Hermann Maier and Bode Miller over the wide and optimally prepared slope, down over the Kamelbuckel (camel hump) and Ciaslat field to the finish line before the valley station in St. Christina. With a length of 3.4 kilometres and 839 altitude metres, it is a must - and thanks to the super slope grooming, not only for experts.
Ciampinoi-Wolkenstein

Suggested routes through ski resort

Sella Ronda - Panorama tour around the Sellastock. In the 5 - 6 hours it takes to do the tour, you will pass through the ski regions of Alta Badia, Arabba / Marmolada, and Fassatal. The Sella Ronda can be skied in two different directions. The higher and more challenging orange tour goes in a clockwise direction and the green tour, in an anti-clockwise direction.
Gherdëina Skiring - not as well-known, but actually just as beautiful and full of variety. This tour takes skiers to the Seceda Alm and the Cucasattel, to Furnes, then Col Raiser, to the Saslong run, to Piz Sella and finally to Dantercëpies.
Runs from the 1970 World Cup - it was over 30 years ago, that the Val Gardena ski slopes wrote skiing history during the 1970 World Cup. A tour of superlatives! Today, these runs make up one of the special highlights. In a day tour, which can begin in St. Ulrich, St. Christina or Wolkenstein, you can still participate in the spirit of the 1970 World Cup.

Snow parks

Highlights

Speed measurement course offered - free of charge
Public race course with time measurement - free of charge
On Seceda, Ciampinoi, Col Raiser and Piz Sella.

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