About the ski resort Val Gardena Alpe di Siusi - Dolomiti Superski
Val Gardena – Ski Vacations With Natural Splendor
Val Gardena is often rated as beautiful as Cortina. Val Gardena, however, must attribute its inherent beauty to the Dolomiti topography just off in the distance. The Gruppo Sella limestone rock with itsy-bitsy villages dotting the sides gives a sense of eternal Italian bliss. The Sassolungo, Cir and Sciliar also add to the extraterrestrial air of the place. Val Gardena and the area of the Alpe di Siusi are obtainable without ever removing skis. There are 90 ski runs in all, with one slope lasting for more than 10 kilometers. The maximum vertical lost in Val Gardena while skiing is nearly 1200 meters, with 175 km of slopes interconnecting each and every way. The Dolomiti Superski Pass gives access to Arraba, Badia, Fassa and Alta, approaching 1220 km of ski slopes—more than enough for a ski-weekend, -week or even –season. Val Gardena lies closer to Bolzano, only 40 km away, so ski forays that last a day or two are well worth the effort. Cross-country skiers get on great in Val Gardena with 115 km of runs. Moreover, snowboarders have plenty of snow parks, free-style areas, half pipes, fun parks and cross. The list of possible adventure for one ski holiday—from climbing parks to mountaineering, from tobogganing to ice skating, from winter hiking to hot springs—to all appearances never ends.
Val Gardena (Alpe di Siusi) Accommodation:
Three and four star hotels are the entire rave in Val Gardena. The reason is simple—the hotels offer some great advantages and comforts just minutes from all those slopes. Lodging here can get pricey, but there are deals to be had for those willing to book early via the internet and coming with at least two or more friends. The hotels and even apartments are nestled in nature, so the setting is always dreamy with a slight Christmassy feeling.
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