Ski holidays on Sellaronda - Ski around the Sella massif

The Sellaronda is not only one of the most famous, but also one of the most beautiful ski circuits in the world, making it a must for all ski enthusiasts! In total, the tour leads through four different valleys, where some of the best ski areas in Italy are located in the three provinces of South Tyrol, Trentino and Belluno. Grab the best offer for your ski holiday on the Sella massif now and experience breathtaking panoramas and perfectly groomed pistes!

Why take a ski holiday on the Sellaronda?

• Unique ski route: The 30-kilometre circuit around the impressive Sella massif is a unique skiing experience where you can discover several valleys and marvel at the breathtaking mountain scenery.
• Access to top ski resorts: One lift pass gives you access to renowned ski resorts such as Alta Badia, Val Gardena, Arabba and Val di Fassa, which are all connected by an efficient network of lifts and pistes.
• Panoramic views of the Dolomites: The Sellaronda delights with spectacular views of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site and allows you to experience the beauty of the Alps in all their splendour.
• Various descents: The Sellaronda consists of a variety of pistes with different levels of difficulty, from gentle slopes to challenging descents for experts, all of which provide variety and fun.
• Culinary highlights: Numerous rustic mountain huts along the route invite you to enjoy South Tyrolean cuisine, making your ski holiday a culinary experience too.
• Flexibility: The Sellaronda has various entry points and allows flexible tour planning depending on time, weather and personal ability. It can be travelled both clockwise (orange signs) and anti-clockwise (green signs).

Ski areas Sellaronda

Alta Badia

In Alta Badia, you will find many gentle slopes that are ideal for beginners and families. The region is also known for its excellent cuisine, which is served in numerous rustic mountain huts and restaurants. The ski area is part of Dolomiti Superski, the world's largest ski network, and therefore offers access to over 1,200 kilometres of slopes!

Gröden/Alpe di Siusi (Val Gardena/Alpe di Siusi)

Gröden is characterised by challenging pistes and a picturesque landscape. The ski area is a paradise for experts on skis and snowboards who are looking for a special challenge in the snow. The famous Saslong is also located here. Spectacular downhill races take place every year on the ultra-fast World Cup piste.

Arabba/Marmolada

Arabba is known for its challenging downhill runs and its proximity to the Marmolada, the highest mountain in the Dolomites at 3,343 metres. Winter sports enthusiasts can enjoy breathtaking views from the glacier slopes on the mountain flanks, making them a highlight for every skier. Overall, Arabba is an ideal starting point for the Sellaronda, as there are many direct access points to the pistes here.

Fassa Valley

The Fassa Valley is particularly family-friendly and offers a wide selection of slopes of all levels of difficulty. The region is known for its hospitality and the opportunity to get to know the unique Ladin culture. Ski enthusiasts can enjoy the Sellaronda at a relaxed pace while marvelling at the impressive mountain scenery.

Accommodation and hotels on the Sellaronda - book now!

Choose from our selected offers around the Stella massif and book your ski holiday on the Sellaronda now, including lift pass, at the best value for money for unforgettable days on one of the world's most famous ski circuits!

FAQ's

Which lift pass is required for the Sellaronda?

For the Sellaronda, you need the Dolomiti Superski Pass, which gives you access to over 1,200 kilometres of slopes and 12 ski areas. This lift pass is ideal for discovering the diversity of the region and trying out new slopes every day.

How much does the lift pass for the Sellaronda cost?

The prices for the Dolomiti Superski Pass vary depending on the season and age group. A day pass for adults costs between 72 and 80 euros (as of 2023/2024), with reduced prices for children and young people.

Tip: SnowTrex offers usually include a discounted lift pass and in the region Dolomiti Superski you have the option of upgrading the included lift pass to the Dolomiti Superski Pass. Further information can be found in the booking process of the respective offer.

How do I get from Plan de Corones to the Sellaronda?

From Plan de Corones, you can easily reach the Alta Badia ski area, which is part of the Sellaronda, by ski bus from the Piculin valley station. Alternatively, many hotels and accommodation providers offer a shuttle service directly to the access points of the Sellaronda.

What accommodation options are there on the Sellaronda?

At SnowTrex you will find carefully selected accommodation along the Sellaronda, from cosy holiday apartments to luxurious ski hotels directly on the piste. Use our search filters to find the right offer for you on the Sellaronda.

How long does a round trip of the Sellaronda take?

A complete round trip of the Sellaronda usually takes 4 to 6 hours, depending on your skiing ability, piste conditions and the number of breaks. It is advisable to set off early (at 10:00 at the latest) in order to have enough time for the entire circuit and to be able to enjoy the magnificent view of the Dolomites to the full. The Sellaronda slopes close daily at 17:00 during the ski season.

Can I also ski the Sellaronda as a beginner?

Yes, the Sellaronda is also suitable for less experienced skiers. The route has different levels of difficulty, so both beginners and advanced skiers will get their money's worth here. However, it is advisable to go on the tour with an experienced guide or book a ski instructor to find the best routes and be safe on the slopes.