Resort

The beautiful ski resort of Selva is located in the Dolomite Mountains at an altitude of 1,563 m above sea level. The location is magnificent, at the foot of the majestic Sella Massif and connected to the Sella Ronda. The ski resort of Selva has one of the largest interconnected lift systems in the world, being part of the Dolomiti Superski, an area that has over 450 lifts and 1220 kms of piste with some of the best snowmaking facilities in the world. The skiing is suited to all standards of skier and there are an excellent variety of runs.

Skiing and boarding

Selva Val Gardena is part of the Dolomites Superski, the world's largest ski area. This ski area covers over 1220km of pistes and is connected by some 464 lifts and ski buses. The ski resort of Selva is suited to all levels of skier and boarder.

Skiing in Selva has endless possibilities; great mountain huts with excellent food and on-mountain après-ski, stunning views, and charming villages at the end of the day - as well as extensive and well groomed slopes with great snow-making. more>>

Apres ski

Skiing in Selva is excellent for families and individuals alike. There is a huge array of apres-ski and non-ski alternatives to enjoy at the resort.  Some of the many non-ski activities on offer include: curling, horseback riding, shooting, free-climbing, ice-skating, swimming, paragliding, ice-climbing and snowshoeing. Folklore evenings, fine cafes, bars and restaurants all offer a taste of the local culture with dining available on and off the mountains. more>>

Resort overview

Skiing in the Gardena valley offers something for everyone. The valley has three main villages. The first and largest is Ortisei. The ski resort of Ortisei has a pedestrianised centre and a lively après ski scene. The second is Santa Cristina, the smallest village and the third is Selva Gardena. The ski resort of Selva Gardena is closer to the slopes and has the best après ski. The village is located at an altitude of 1563 m and has access to skiing in all directions. The village has real mountain charm and a strong cultural heritage. The village is filled with traditional woodcarvings as well as snow and ice carvings.  There is a shuttle service connecting all three villages. Skiing in the Val Gardena provides a unique experience with its mix of Tyrolean tradition and Italian culture.

The Sella Ronda is a circular network of lifts and pistes taking you around the Gruppo Sella. It is one of the world's leading ski circuits. The ski course circles the spectacular Sella Massif and is easily skied in one day. It offers 26 kms of downhill trails and is covered on the Dolomiti Superski Pass. The Gruppo Sella is a huge limestone massif with villages around it. The biggest of these is Selva in Val Gardena. As well as this main circuit, there are major lift systems leading off it at four main points. The scenery in the Dolomites is fantastic.

A new Val Gardena Ronda Express funicular is the last link that completes the Val Gardena ski tour. The link will connect the Sochers/Ciampinoi ski area with the Col Raiser/Seceda area thus linking them to all the other ski areas in the Val Gardena. This new express will be a part of the Dolomiti Superski area.

the latest snow and weather conditions

Last Snow	4th December		Forecast	Sunny skies
Lower Snow Depth	25 cm		Upper Snow Depth	80 cm
Conditions	Good skiing conditions		Runs Open	30 %
Last Report Update	4th December 08:30