Val Gardena piste ski map
Val Gardena piste map: plan of ski slopes and lifts
Below you can view and download the latest Val Gardena-Seiser Alm piste map, including Selva di Val gardena and its connections across the wider ski area. Further down the page, you’ll find a clear overview of how the ski area is structured around Selva.
Val Gardena piste map download
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Reading the Val Gardena piste map
Selva is located slightly left of centre on the piste map at 1,563 m, positioned just above Santa Cristina along the Val Gardena valley and acting as a major junction where multiple lift systems converge and radiate outward.
- Directly above the village, the Ciampinoi (2,254 m) sector forms the main vertical hub, with lifts rising steeply and distributing skiers across a network of red and black runs. From this point, the terrain splits in two main directions visible on the map.
- To the left, the ski area extends towards Plan de Gralba and Passo Sella, where wide, open slopes connect directly into the Sella Ronda circuit towards Canazei. This side is characterised by long, flowing pistes and continuous lift links across the Dolomite passes.
- To the right, Selva connects to the Dantercepies sector and Passo Gardena, another major crossing point on the Sella Ronda leading towards Corvara and Alta Badia. This section sits slightly higher on the map and acts as a key transition between valleys.
- Further to the right, the terrain follows the valley down towards Santa Cristina and Ortisei, with skiing spreading across Col Raiser and Seceda (2,518 m). This area combines long ridge descents with forested slopes at lower altitude, creating one of the most varied sections of the ski area.
- Beyond Ortisei, the map shows the extension towards Alpe di Siusi (Seiser Alm), a separate plateau with wide, gentle slopes that contrast with the steeper terrain around Selva.
Val Gardena overview
Selva di Val Gardena sits at the heart of one of the most interconnected ski areas in the Alps. Positioned at 1,563 m at the upper end of Val Gardena, it provides direct access to both sides of the Sella Ronda circuit, making it one of the most strategic bases in the entire Dolomiti Superski network. .
- Base elevation: 1,563 m
- Highest lift: 2,518 m (Seceda)
- Vertical drop: 1,300 m
- Number of ski slopes: 189
- Type of ski pistes: 74 green, 93 red, 22 black
- Kilometres of ski pistes: 181 km
- Number of lifts: 79
- Ski circuits: Sella Ronda (44 km)
- Snowmaking: 100%