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Skiing in Val Gardena

Experience world-class skiing in the heart of the Dolomites. From beginner slopes to the famous Sellaronda circuit, Val Gardena offers 175km of pristine pistes - all just steps from La Rondula.

5 Min to Seceda

Walk to the Seceda cable car in just 5 minutes. Start your ski day without hassle or buses.

Sellaronda Access

Direct access to the famous Sellaronda circuit - 40km of connected ski runs around the Sella massif.

Ski Storage

Secure on-site ski storage and boot dryers. Leave your gear safely and comfortably.

Ski Areas Near La Rondula

Val Gardena is part of the Dolomiti Superski area - the largest ski carousel in the world with 1,200km of slopes.

Seceda

Seceda

The iconic mountain of Val Gardena with stunning panoramic views. Perfect for intermediate skiers with wide, well-groomed pistes.

2,518m altitude • 5 min walk
Alpe di Siusi

Alpe di Siusi

Europe's largest high-altitude alpine meadow. Ideal for families and beginners with gentle slopes and stunning scenery.

2,000m altitude • 15 min by bus
Sellaronda

Sellaronda Circuit

The legendary 40km ski circuit around the Sella massif, connecting four valleys and offering unforgettable panoramic skiing.

40km circuit • Direct access

Dolomiti Superski Pass

With a single ski pass, you gain access to 1,200km of slopes across 12 ski areas in the Dolomites. Val Gardena alone offers 175km of perfectly groomed pistes for all skill levels.

What's Included:

  • Access to 450 lifts
  • 1,200km of ski runs
  • 12 connected ski areas
  • Free ski bus services
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Skiing in Val Gardena

Ski Equipment & Rentals

Ski Rental Shops

Several ski rental shops are located within a 5-minute walk from La Rondula. We can help arrange equipment pickup and return.

  • Sport Riffeser - 3 min walk
  • Ski Service Ortisei - 5 min walk
  • Intersport Rent - 5 min walk

Ski Schools

Val Gardena has excellent ski schools for all levels, from first-timers to those wanting to improve their technique.

  • Ski School Ortisei
  • Private lessons available
  • Kids programs (3+ years)

At La Rondula

We provide secure storage and drying facilities for your ski equipment at no extra cost.

  • Secure ski room
  • Boot dryers
  • Free parking for ski trips
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Stay in the heart of Val Gardena with direct access to world-class skiing. Our spacious apartments are perfect for ski groups and families.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does ski season start in Val Gardena?
Ski season in Val Gardena typically opens around 29 November and runs until 21 April, with reliable snow at elevations of 1,236–2,518 m and over 90% of slopes covered by snow-making.
How many ski lifts and pistes does the area have?
Val Gardena has 79 lifts and 175 km of slopes, connected to the wider Dolomiti Superski network of 1,200 km across 12 ski areas in the Dolomites.
Are non-ski winter activities available?
Yes — over 80 km of marked winter hiking trails, 115 km of cross-country tracks (Monte Pana, Vallunga), snowshoeing, ice skating, sledding on the 6 km Rasciesa toboggan run, and curling.
Can children ski safely here?
Absolutely. Val Gardena has 5 ski schools, dedicated children's areas at Plan de Gralba and Seceda, and the Family Hotels South Tyrol certification. Children under 8 ski free with a paying adult on Dolomiti Superski.
How cold does it get in winter?
Average daytime temperatures in January are -3 to 3°C, with night-time lows around -10°C. The area enjoys ~300 days of sun per year, making clear, cold skiing days the norm.
Where can I rent winter equipment?
There are 12+ ski rental shops in Ortisei within a 5–10 minute walk of La Rondula, offering skis, snowboards, snowshoes, and clothing. Many provide ski-to-door delivery and overnight storage.
Is the Sellaronda circuit accessible?
Yes — the iconic Sellaronda is a 40 km ski circuit across 4 valleys around the Sella massif, taking 5–6 hours to complete. It is directly accessible from Val Gardena via the Ciampinoi lift.