Val Gardena, located in the Dolomites,
is ready to welcome the first holidaymakers who go to the mountains for the holidays.

The Italian valley - which consists of three villages S. Cristina, Selva and Ortisei - is renowned for its magnificent ski area, its gastronomy and its accommodation.
One of Selva's strong points: its annual snow and ice sculpture competition.

The season is launched until April 14, 2020!

All winter sports lovers will find their happiness in Val Gardena.
The area has 175 km of slopes, including 52 km of blue runs, 105 km of red runs and 18 km of black runs.
Val Gardena is part of the ‘Dolomiti Superski’, the largest domain in the world bringing together 12 villages and giving access to 1220 km of perfectly prepared slopes

Snow and ice sculpture competition

Val Gardena is also known as the valley of woodcarvers.
This tradition dates from the 15th century.
Families started this activity by making tools, religious figures and toys for the children.
In December, the artists do not make wooden works but compete against each other in the annual snow and ice sculpture competition.
Their works can be admired in the pedestrian area of ​​Ortisei.

Wide range of ski passes

Val Gardena is a family destination.
The resort offers different ski passes, which meet all expectations.
Parents who take a package benefit from a free ski pass for each child born after November 30, 2011.
The resort has also thought of large families who want to ski 10 days or more.
The Superski Family package is made for them.
Athletes who want to go beyond a single area will be able to opt for the ‘Valle Silver’ package.
It gives access to 5 or 6 days of skiing in four different ski areas.
For more information on the different areas and the different packages: www.dolomitisuperski.com

Val Gardena (altitude 1226 - 2700 m) is located in the heart of the Dolomites, in a valley in South Tyrol, and spans 3 villages: Selva Gardena (Wolkenstein), S. Cristina (St. Christina) and Ortisei (St Ulrich).
The Dolomiti Superski pass gives access to more than 450 ski lifts and 1,220 km of slopes.
The incredible beauty of the Dolomites has enabled it to appear on the UNESCO list of World Cultural and Natural Heritage. Val Gardena is as attractive in summer as it is in winter.