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Skiing in Venosta Valley in South Tyrol

The longest ski seasons in South Tyrol

The high alpine skiing area of Solda/Sulden is open from late October to early May and extends with its fun park, slopes, and off-piste areas up to over 3,000 meters above sea level. It is considered one of the snowiest ski areas in South Tyrol. The Sulden cable car is one of the largest cable cars in the world, transporting skiers, snowboarders, and winter hikers directly to the ski area. The ski area, like the family-friendly Trafoi ski area, is located within the Stelvio National Park. Another family-friendly ski area in South Tyrol is the Watles ski area, situated in the Sesvenna group in the Upper Vinschgau Valley. With 18 kilometers of slopes, a 4-kilometer-long toboggan run, and the Slingia/Schlinig cross-country skiing center, Watles is the ideal area for a winter vacation with the family in South Tyrol. At the Resia Pass, the snow-sure ski area of Belpiano-Malga San Valentino/Schöneben-Haideralm is located, which attracts not only advanced skiers. Snowboarders and freestylers can expect a top-notch snowpark with numerous new challenges each year on 65 kilometers of slopes. In the glacier ski area of Alpin Arena Senales, the season starts as early as mid-September, with valley facilities opening in November. The perfectly groomed 42 kilometers of slopes lie between 2,000 and 3,200 meters in altitude and offer some challenging descents.

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Discover the five skiing areas in Venosta Valley
Solda ski resort
The Sulden/Solda ski area is located in the heart of the Ortler Group within the Stelvio National Park. Winter sports enthusiasts and families will find approximately 44 varied kilometers of slopes in this ski area, surrounded by 14 peaks over 3,000 meters. From October to early May, Sulden offers ...
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Trafoi ski resort
The idyllic hamlet of Trafoi is a very special ski area for families looking to combine peace and relaxation with fun and leisure. Nestled in the heart of the Stelvio National Park, Trafoi offers a unique panoramic view of the Ortler, far from the hustle and bustle of larger ski resorts.
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Belpiano-Malga S. Valentino Ski resort
At Resia/Reschen, near the tri-border area where South Tyrol, North Tyrol and the Engadine meet, you’ll find the sun-drenched ski resort of Belpiano-Malga S. Valentino, one of South Tyrol’s most popular family ski areas.
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Watles ski resort
The sunniest skiing area in South Tyrol.
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Schnalstal Valley Glacier
Skiing area at the Schnalstal Glacier Easily reachable by the cable car, the glacier of Val Senales at 3,212 m a.s.l is the ideal starting point for ...
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From the purchase of a 2-day pass in one of the three ski areas, a ski day in a partner ski area is included within the validity period. From the purchase of a 2-day pass in one of the three ski areas, a ski day in a partner ski area is included within the ...
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Two Country Skiarena
3 ski areas, 2 countries, 1 ticket 3 ski areas, 2 countries, 1 ticket
WITH PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND THE Südtirol Guest Pass TO THE SKI AREAS IN THE VENOSTA VALLEY:

Ski area Belpiano-Malga San Valentino/Schöneben-Haideralm
Bus line 276 (timetable): Vallelunga/Langtaufers-Curon/Graun-Resia/Reschen
Bus line 273 (timetable until 15.02.2025): Malles/Mals-San Valentino/St.Valentin-Resia/Reschen-Nauders

Ski area Watles
Bus line 277 (timetable): Watles

Ski area Solda/Sulden
Sulden ski bus (timetable): Sulden cable cars
Bus line 271 (timetable): Spondigna/Sponding-Prato/Prad-Solda/Sulden
Experience Winter – in Venosta Valley in South Tyrol
Pure winter fun for vacationers in the Venosta Valley:
from solitary winter hikes and ski tours in lonesome mountain areas, to five varied and top-rated modern ski areas for skiers, snowboarders and lugers, cross-country skiers and biathletes.
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