Val Gardena Alpe di Siusi - Dolomiti Superski

By plane
The nearest airports to Val Gardena are at Verona, Milan and Innsbrook. A number of low cost airlines travel to these airports, so it's well worth taking a look around for the best offers available to you.

By train
From Germany, Austria, the Netherlands and Belgium, there are good IC and EC connections, coming from Munich, Innsbruck, Brennero to Bressanone or Bolzano. Some trains stop in Chiusa. A bus service transports you from Bressanone and Bolzano almost every hour to Val Gardena. Some hotels arrange a pick-up service for you. In addition: Every Saturday Transfer from Munich (main station) to Val Gardena (S. Antonius square - Ortisei).

By car
Val Gardena can be reached using the Brenner Motorway (A 22). Coming from north, follow the route Innsbruck - Brennero - Chiusa. Coming from south, follow Verona - Trento - Bolzano. Take the Chiusa/Val Gardena exit. Following the well-marked roads, you should reach Ortisei in about 20 minutes, then S. Cristina and Selva Gardena.

At the end of the valley, you come to the Dolomite pass ways. They are only a few minutes away. You do not need a car to get around in Val Gardena. The lifts depart directly from the individual towns and there is also a very convenient bus service. Many guests arrive in the valley by train, plane or coach.

By bus
If you prefer, you can take the scheduled busses which run from Bolzano, Bressanone or Chiusa (where all trains stop). The busses stop in front of the railway stations. The bus from Bolzano runs over Ponte Gardena (1 h) and the bus from Bressanone runs over Chiusa (1 h) or Ponte Gardena (here change) to Val Gardena.

Distances:
Bolzano 40km
Verona 190km
Milan 300km
Rome 700km
Venice 250km
Innsbruck 120km

The world-famous skiing and hiking region offers an area packed with recreational opportunities for active, sporty and trend-conscious guests all year old.
Val Gardena looks back on a long winter sports tradicion: the 1st ski club of Val Gardena, named "Ladinia", was established at the beginning of the 20th century, only a few years after the first wooden skis were introduced to the Alpine valleys from the northern countries. The intital sceptism quickly turned into great enthusiasm: in 1908 the 1st ski races were held through the Danterceppies wood, down to Selva Gardena. In the following years, many ski fans were attracted by the ideal conditions of Val Gardena.

During winter Val Gardena is a fairy-tale scene all in white. In the summer, it's a unique variety of nature's beauty which makes it a great choice in any season. The world of the Dolomites demonstrates its particular charm with its impressive beauty.

The towns of Ortisei, S. Cristina and Selva Gardena (in all, only 6 miles distance) not only offer beautiful nature, but also a wide variety of art and culture. Ortisei 1236m, S. Cristina 1428m and Selva Gardena 1563m, is situated at a height of 1200 to 1700 meters above sea level. The alpine meadows and ski pistes rise up to 2518m and the mountain peaks up to 3181m.