Winter in Selva Gardena is a true natural spectacle that can be admired from the spa of the Hotel Sun Valley but also actively explored in a variety of sports
The Dolomiti Superski area is a dream come true for skiers and snowboarders, but also for "non-skiers" the Vallunga, Monte Pana and Alpe di Siusi offer countless activities and hiking trails. Yet going on an active holiday in Dolomites Val Gardena means a lot more than just skiing! You can discover the valley from a completely new side. Try cross-country skiing, snowshoeing hikes, sleigh rides, romantic horse-drawn sleigh deep into the woods: the Dolomites offer you a raft of possibilities to be outdoors and enjoy the snow-covered landscape.
Keep fit surrounded by nature in Val Gardena and outline your holiday programme with the weekly “Val Gardena Active“ programme this winter. You’ll be spoilt for choice: pick from a night walk with torches, a snowshoe excursion or a climbing course for beginners.
Val Gardena is the place to be if you want to experience that special feeling in the air which comes right before Christmas. Nowhere other can you live the excitement of the advent period like at the heart of the Dolomites. Part of the magic lies in the countless attractions which make Val Gardena just that bit more christmassy.
For a few days a year, the skiing slopes of Dolomites Val Gardena attract the creme de la creme of skiing. And you, as our guests, will have the opportunity of following the skiing stars live from the edge of the slopes as they battle for a place on the podium of the FIS World Cup.
Val Gardena Ski Caching is an outdoor treasure hunt on the slopes with skis. The participants have to find as many ski caches as possible in the ski area Val Gardena / Alpe di Siusi. This requires a sense of orientation and a clear strategy.
The "Dolomites Val Gardena – Xtreme Up", a race where the aim is to conquer in the shortest time possible the summit of the Ciampinoi, along the "3" track. With its 2320 meters lenght and with a difference in height of 720 meters, the track represents a challenge that not anyone can face.
Skiers compete in teams of two across 42 km featuring a good 2,800 m elevation gain uphill making this a veritable athletic challenge. Even the dizzying descents of the most famous night-time ski alpine race are legendary.
During this event, participants and onlookers alike have the opportunity to meet World Cup skiers and skiing legends! The day following the regular Giant slalom is dedicated to children and their very own giant slalom.
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