During this week, we’ll discover the finest ski tours starting directly from Val Gardena, venturing into the Geisler Group, Langkofel Group, and Puez Group – all without using a car. The program focuses on moderate ski tours in the heart of the Dolomites, guided by our experienced local mountain guides, who adapt each day to the best snow and mountain conditions.
Day 1: Arrival, meeting and briefing with the guide
On the first day, we arrive at the destination. After check-in, we meet our guide and go through the upcoming ski touring days together.
Day 2: Roa Saddle
Ski tour beneath the Odle Group: Starting from the Seceda ski area, the route leads past the famous Odle peaks into the impressive Val dla Roa. Surrounded by dramatic rock scenery, we ascend to the Roa Saddle.
Elevation gain/loss: ↑ 600 m, ↓ 600 m
Day 3: Sassolungo Saddle
From the Sella Pass, we begin on gentle terrain before climbing in switchbacks to the Toni Demetz Hut. From there, we descend into the impressive Sassolungo cirque, surrounded by towering rock walls. We continue across the Cunfin meadows and down to Monte Pana.
Elevation gain/loss: ↑ 600 m, ↓ 1000 m
Day 4: Sas Ciampac
From the Gardena Pass, we ascend via the Crespeina Pass, where a first descent awaits. From the Crespeina plateau, we continue up to Sas Ciampac. This peak offers perfect slopes for enjoyable skiing and is a stunning panoramic summit. The descent leads via the steeper Busc dala Galina and through the Vallunga valley down to Selva di Val Gardena.
Elevation gain/loss: ↑ 650 m, ↓ 1000 m
Day 5: Denti di Terrarossa Saddle
The Alpe di Siusi, easily accessible from Val Gardena, offers a variety of ski touring options. The classic route is the Denti di Terrarossa Saddle in the Schlern–Rosengarten area, reached via the Tierser Alpl Hut. The descent leads across wide slopes through a spectacular landscape back into the Alpe di Siusi ski area.
Elevation gain/loss: ↑ 600 m, ↓ 600 m
Final day: After these rewarding ski touring days, we come together to relax and enjoy the atmosphere of the Dolomites one last time.
Organization and guiding by a certified IFMGA mountain guide
