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The Sellaronda, a unique round trip around the Sella massif in the Dolomites

Around 26 km of beautiful, perfectly groomed slopes connecting val gardena, val badia, val di fassa and arabba..

The Sellaronda can be done clockwise: orange direction, or anticlockwise: green direction. Below you will find both suggestions starting from Selva Val Gardena.

The Sellaronda, also known as the 4 Passes Tour (Campolongo, Pordoi, Sella and Gardena Passes) is unique: a ski carousel totalling 40 km (lifts and slopes) surrounded by breathtaking scenery: rocky peaks, dense forests and snow-covered landscapes. The 4 ski areas are connected by modern lifts and are suitable for skiers of medium skiing ability. The tour can be started from any of the 4 ski valleys and is easy to do in 5 to 6 hours. It is worth taking a leisurely approach to the Sella circuit in order to admire the impressive scenery of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and to take a few breaks in some of the numerous refuges to recharge your batteries. It is advisable to check well the travel times of the lifts in order to return before they close.

The clockwise orange route starts with the Costabella chairlift in the centre of Selva Gardena, which takes you to the Dantercëpies cable car to reach the Gardena Pass. Then head down the slopes to Colfosco, where the Borest chairlift will take you to Corvara. Take the Boè cable car up to Campolongo to ascend to Bec de Roces. The route to Arabba starts with the cable car to Porta Vescovo, from where you ski to Pont de Vauz. The Fedom chairlift takes you to the Pordoi Pass, where a short descent connects you to the Lezuo chairlift, which takes you to Belvedere. After the descent to Pian Frataces you reach Lupo Bianco, where a chairlift takes you towards Col Rodella and then you reach the Sella Pass. A beautiful descent takes you back to Selva di Val Gardena.

The route marked in green on the map, anticlockwise, starts in Selva Gardena with the Ciampinoi cable car. Follow the slope no. 5 to Plan de Gralba and take the Piz Setëur chairlift. Ski down to the Sassolungo chairlift, through the beautiful "Stone City" to the Sella Pass. Continue with the Sasso Levante chairlift to the Salei valley, at the end of which you take the Pian Frataces chairlift, better known as Lupo Bianco, where the 6-seater chairlift leads to the Sas Becè hut. A long descent connects the Belvedere ski area with Arabba. Now take the chairlift to Bec de Roces, then down to the Campolongo Pass and continue with the chairlift to Crëp di Mont. Continue as far as Corvara. Two chairlifts take you towards Colfosco, from where a long cable car takes you to the Jimmy hut and the Val Setus chairlift to the Gardena Pass. The chairlift takes you up to Dantercepies, from where a beautiful descent through the forest takes you back to Selva Val Gardena.

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Cross the dolomites and admire amazing views, possible route variation: val de mezdĺ.

As well as the traditional activities of skiing mountaineering and off-piste skiing, the mountain guides are the ideal companions to be accompanied on the pistes in the  most famous resorts of the Dolomites .

The most famous is certainly the Sellaronda Ski Tour, the spectacular ski carousel that crosses through the four Ladin valleys of Livinallongo-Arabba, Badia, Gardena, and Fassa, with a total length of 25 miles, 16 of which are for skiing, set in a landscape of rare beauty.

Sellaronda Ski Tour, amazing Dolomites!

One of the most beautiful ski raids in the world, the Sella Ronda is a ski tour around the Sella Massif. You can do this ski safari, clock- or counterclockwise.

Along the route, there are plenty of refuges and refreshment points where you can stop off to recharge your batteries before setting off again with renewed vigor in search of new thrills. It can easily be done in a day by intermediate skiers. The trip is a circular route, so it can be started from any of the 4 valleys that surround the Sella.

For expert skiers, there is the opportunity to the Sass Pordoi cable car (2.860 m) and then ski down the Sella Massif through the spectacular Val de Mezdì. This valley offers panoramic views and was the location of several scenes from the movie, Cliffhanger. This route is entirely off-piste and requires a one-hour trek from the cable car summit to the top of the Val de Mezdì (3.400 m) where a 3 km technical and steep descent awaits skiers.

The Sella Ronda Ski Tour also gives access to a further 500 km of connected skiing with neighboring resorts, so there is no shortage of trails should you wish to explore.

If you are staying in Cortina, the average skier would be rushed to finish it in a day. An overnight stay in Rifugio Lagazoui or one of the other villages is recommended. Do you like skiing? Believe me, don’t miss the Sellaronda Ski Tour!

• Difficulty : even for intermediate skiers.
• Price : 130 Euros per person (with 3 people).
• Note : the ski pass is not included.

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Is there anything special about skiing in the Dolomites? The "Sellaronda"! This nearly unrivaled ski circuit, also bears the name of "4 passes tour" and since it's been annually recognised as one of the best circuits in the world, it couldn't but be very renowned. Whether on your skis or snowboard, you can touch on the four passes and whizz down 26 km of slopes or travel over 13 km of wide slopes by ski lift.

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The ski tour cuts through four passes and connects the Ladin valleys of  Val Gardena , Alta Badia , Fassa and Arabba. You can easily accomplish the Sellaronda ski tour in one day and explore it in both directions. Descents, climbs and breaks considered, it'll take about about 6 hours to cross the finish line. If you decide to ski clockwise , remember to follow the orange signs, whereas if you have opted for skiing anticlockwise , then take the green directions. Thanks to the many ski lifts , the tour's perfectly groomed slopes are so well connected that you won't be forced to take your skis off. As far as the connections are concerned: you can take a  ski bus from the Kronplatz ski area to reach the start of the Sellaronda ski tour.  To make your way to the ski lift before it closes, we recommend you leave before 10 am. Live one of the undeniable best skiing experiences.

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Push your boundaries and go backcountry skiing around the Sella group with the Dolomiti Superski, the only ski pass that covers 15 ski areas in the Dolomites. You'll be blown away by the beauty of skiing in the ski area of the Marmolada glacier or descending the Gran Risa in Alta Badia and Saslong in Val Gardena World Cup slopes.

Sellaronda Ski Marathon

The legendary night ski mountaineering race celebrates its 30th edition on March 22, 2024

42 km long, 2,800 m of elevation, rapid descents in the moonlight: we're talking about one of the most extraordinary ski races in the world that's going to take place on March 22, 2024 at 6 p.m. It's the day on which around 1,000 top athletes compete in a two-person team across the pistes of the Dolomites. They'll do the ski marathon  clockwise and will therefore start from  Canazei to ski  around the Sella massif.  After knitting  Selva Gardena and Corvara in Alta Badia  together, the athletes will return back to Canazei. Not everyone has the physical resistance and training to cope with the extreme conditions of this night race: just think that the route winding through the snow-capped mountains is only illuminated by the dim light of headlamps and starry sky. The fastest time for this marathon is slighlty exceeding three hours.

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Skiers and snowboarders under 18 years of age are required to wear a helmet.

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To gain access to ski areas, you need to get the liability insurance (RC) to be protected against unwilling damage . Although most common policies cover winter sports, always make sure with your insurance company what are the benefits and coverage of yours.

For instance, the insurance "Snowcare" can be purchased for 3€ per day and is the most known ski and snowboard insurance in Europe. Check this website for more information.

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Check your speed, signage, ride appropriately and choose the level of difficulty based on youyr skiing ability.

If you want to overtake, make sure there is enough room.

Don't underestimate the run traffic and the snow conditions during your time on the slopes.

If you fall, don't obstruct the way and stay where you are visible from above.

In case you are injured and cannot stand up, other skiers have the duty to provide assistance.

Remain at the scene and identify yourself, if you caused the accident or are a witness.

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If you can't finish the run on skies or snowboard, you can walk down only by sticking to the side of the route.

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Drunk skiing is as dangerous as drink driving and it is therefore forbidden by the law. The maximum consumpion permitted is 0,5% grams of alcohol in every 100ml of blood.

In critical situations, the  SOS EU ALP app  gives you assistance. It locates where you are and your position is then transmitted to the responsible control center, which can provide notifications to the medical services, mountain, ground or air rescue units. This safety service is available in South Tyrol’s regions and Bavaria.

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Sellaronda Ski Tour

Sellaronda tour, skiing to the top of the dolomites.

Are you a true skiing enthusiast? Your CV can certainly not miss the legendary Sellaronda , the most famous ski tour in the Alps. It is a scenic route of about 40 km , without ever taking off your skis, without ever skiing the same run twice.

An adventure, always above 2,000 metres , where your gaze sweeps over horizons drawn by the Dolomites , now a World Natural Heritage site.

It is the tour of the four passes (Pordoi, Sella, Gardena and Campolongo) that crosses the Ladin valleys of Fassa (Trentino), Gardena (South Tyrol), Badia (South Tyrol) and Arabba (Veneto). A carousel of slopes of medium or advanced level, all connected by modern ski lifts. The route can be easily tackled in 5-6 hours, even by less experienced skiers, with the Dolomiti Superski ski pass .

An adventure, always above 2,000 metres, where your gaze sweeps over horizons drawn by the splendid Dolomites. From each valley around the rocky Sella massif you set off for the Sellaronda. The important thing is to start the tour no later than 10 a.m. For Val di Fassa the gateways are Canazei-Belvedere and Campitello-Col Rodella . You can take it in either direction, recognisable by the colour of the signs: orange for clockwise , green for anticlockwise .

Starting from Canazei , take the "Belvedere" gondola to " Pecol "; then continue with the Toé "gondola", which allows you to reach the starting point for both directions. Alternatively, from "Pecol" take the cable car up to " Col dei Rossi " at 2,382 metres, a wonderful observation point over Val di Fassa that can also be reached by cable car from Alba di Canazei. From here, descend to the top station of the "Toé" cableway to start the tour proper.

The Sellaronda tour also starts from Campitello ; take the cable car up to "Col Rodella" and follow the green or orange signs from there. 

Reach the last pass by 3.30 p.m. so as to return to Canazei or Campitello in time. In case of bad weather (heavy snow or wind), some lifts may close without notice.

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Panoramic view over the ski area Col Rodella, connected to Passo Sella, Val Gardena (Ski Tour Sellaronda) and Canazei-Belvedere. Interactive webcam.

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View on Torri del Sella and Piz Ciavazes. Passo Sella can be reached by car from Canazei and links Val di Fassa to the near Val Gardena. Static webcam.

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The Sellaronda

Tour around the sella group.

A day on the Sellaronda is truly one of the highlights of a skiing holiday in the Dolomites . On the famous ski circuit in South Tyrol (Italy), you can circle the Sella group on an impressive day tour. The ski circuit stretches over a length of about 40 kilometres, 24 kilometres of which are covered by lifts that only require a single ski pass to use: the Dolomiti Superski ski pass .

There are several entry points to the Sellaronda, which runs across four Dolomite passes and past five beautiful villages . On your way, which takes you over Passo Campolongo, Passo Pordoi, Passo Sella and Passo Gardena , you won't need to remove your skis even once. The order in which you cross these passes and through the villages of Arabba, Canazei, Selva , Corvara and Colfosco is up to you.

The Sellaronda is suitable for skiers with a medium to high level of fitness. Starting before 10 am is highly recommended so that you can reach the lift that takes you back to the starting point in time. The ski tour takes about six hours in total.

Sellaronda ski area

The Sellaronda ski area is part of the Dolomiti Superski ski association and runs around the Sella group in the Dolomites in South Tyrol - a plateau-shaped mountain group from which four magnificent valleys extend. More than 500 kilometres of slopes and over 200 lifts form the ideal conditions for winter sports in the ski area. Even intermediate skiers can master the Sellaronda in one day. Tip: If you are looking for a greater challenge, it is recommended that you plan a detour to the Saslong Ski World Cup slope in S. Cristina in Val Gardena.

The Sellaronda can be skied in two directions . The orange signs lead you clockwise around the Sella group. From the Val Gardena ski area , you can start with the Dantercepies lift (#30). The first few kilometres of slopes of this wonderful skiing adventure start at the Passo Gardena.

The green signs guide you in a counter-clockwise direction. From Val Gardena, you enter the green Sella circuit via the Plan de Gralba ski area. Find out for yourself which direction you prefer. As some lifts may be closed in bad weather, it is advisable to check the current opening times online in advance.

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Check out the orange and green Sellaronda routes on the map and plan an unforgettable ski tour around the Sella group in the Dolomites.

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Sellaronda ski pass

The ski areas that you cross on the Sellaronda are part of the Dolomiti Superski ski association. That's why you only need one ski pass for your day tour, which gives you access to all the lifts. The Dolomiti Superski ski pass is available as a one-day or multi-day pass.

Live status of the Sellaronda

Highlights of the Sellaronda

• The Sellaronda offers a total of 26 kilometres of slopes , which are classified as moderately difficult and require a basic level of fitness.
• The Sellaronda can be skied in both directions . Orange in a clockwise direction and green in reverse.
• 4 Dolomite passes are crossed on the Sellaronda: Passo Campolongo, Passo Pordoi, Passo Sella and Passo Gardena.
• The popular village of Selva in the Val Gardena ski area is an ideal entry point to the Sellaronda .
• The Sellaronda takes you past five picturesque villages : Arabba, Canazei, Selva, Corvara and Colfosco.
• To access the lifts during your day tour on the Sellaronda, you only need one ski pass: the Dolomiti Superski pass .

Sellaronda holiday offers

Plan your winter holiday in the Dolomites in South Tyrol and discover attractive packages for skiers and special offers for your stay in a ski hotel or holiday flat .

In all participating hotels and guesthouses, families with children can avail of special discounts.

Sellaronda tips

• The slopes on the Sellaronda are closed after 5 pm. To make it back to the starting point in time, you should start the tour no later than 10 am .
• To avoid missing the last lift rides back to the starting point, you should have crossed the last pass of the tour no later than 3:30 pm .
• In bad weather , individual lifts on the Sellaronda may be closed. This should be taken into account when planning your day.
• The day tour on the Sellaronda takes around six hours including lift rides and breaks. There are many cosy places to stop for refreshments along the way.
• In addition to the signposting, the My Dolomiti app will guide you along the Sellaronda. With the help of the app, you can monitor the kilometres and metres of altitude you have covered.
• Local ski schools offer guided tours on the Sellaronda . Your ski instructor will be happy to share interesting facts about the surrounding mountains and ski areas with you during the tour.

Skiing holiday Sellaronda

The Dolomites are a paradise for skiers and winter sports enthusiasts of all disciplines. If you want to discover the Sellaronda, you will find the ideal conditions for a great winter holiday in Val Gardena . When you stay in Selva, S. Cristina or Ortisei , you can reach the Sellaronda and many other popular skiing destinations from the Val Gardena ski area , which belongs to the Dolomiti Superski skiing association. For children and skiing beginners, the skiing area Alpe di Siusi is recommended because of its flat slopes, toboggan runs and wonderful ski huts.

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Ski hotels for the sellaronda.

Find your ski hotel here for an unforgettable ski holiday on the Sellaronda . The ski hotels in Val Gardena offer you ideal conditions for your skiing holiday. Whether a ski boot drying room, shuttle service or co-operation with the local ski school - discover what the hosts in Val Gardena have in store for skiers.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Common questions about the sellaronda.

The Sellaronda is a ski circuit that leads around the Sella group in the Dolomites. It is located in South Tyrol and Trentino, Italy.

The villages Selva in Val Gardena, Canazei in Val di Fassa, Arabba in the province of Belluno, as well as Corvara and Colfosco in Alta Badia are located on the Sellaronda.

You should allow around six hours for the Sellaronda. Breaks and lift rides are already included.

To use the lifts on the Sellaronda, you only need one ski pass: the Dolomiti Superski pass.

The Sellaronda covers a distance of about 40 kilometres, 24 kilometres of which are covered by lifts.

You can ski the Sellaronda both clockwise (orange signs) and counter-clockwise (green signs).

The slopes of the Sellaronda are easy to moderately difficult in both directions. The green Sella circuit is considered slightly easier.

Information on the current status of the Sellaronda can be found here .

You can start the Sellaronda from all four valleys: Selva in Val Gardena, Corvara in Alta Badia, Canazei in Val di Fassa and Arabba at the foot of the Sella group.

Sellaronda Ski Marathon

A special highlight of the ski season in the Dolomites is the Sellaronda Ski Marathon. The race takes place on perhaps the most beautiful ski circuit in the Dolomites and does not begin until the evening hours. The participants' equipment: touring skis and a headlamp. Tackling the 40-kilometre route in the dark requires courage and stamina. All the greater is the pride when crossing the finish line!

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Did you like your tour on the Sellaronda? Discover other ski tours in the Dolomites and plan unforgettable day trips that will take you to scenic and challenging slopes.

The famous Sellaronda

On the sella massif.

The Sellaronda is a circuit that leads fitness fanatics or simply active guests to explore the Sella massif in the Dolomites. Guests have countless opportunities to complete the circuit which cuts across the Passo Sella, Passo Pordoi, Passo Campolongo and Passo Gardena. Skiers take over the Sella during winter, giving way to cyclists and motorcyclists during summer. Skiers can complete the circuit on the Sella either clockwise or anticlockwise. If you would like to ski clockwise, then follow the orange signposts, everyone else follow the green signposts. Skiers on the Sella can complete a trail which is 40 km long, 24 km of which can be completed by cable car. But how difficult of a circuit is it in the first place? Well, the Sellaronda is also ideal for skiers with average skills. However, due to the length of the circuit we recommend you start the day on the circuit by 10 a.m. the latest to ensure you return to the start on time before the lift facilities close.

Among the favourite starting points for this uniquely beautiful skiing carousel we simply must mention the picturesque village of Selva Val Gardena. Thanks to Dolomiti Superski, the ski pass for the Dolomites area, you’ll be given access to the Sellaronda. Of course, the Sellaronda also provides you with many interesting opportunities to dine: you can look forward to refreshing beverages and local specialties in countless mountain huts.

A special highlight for ski enthusiasts is the yearly Sellaronda Ski Marathon where participants will complete the circuit at night. During the event, the path will be illuminated using only the participants’ helmet torches.

The highlights of the Sellaronda

• One day ski excursion with almost 40 km length
• The Sellaronda offers a total of 26 km of slopes
• Experience the Sellaronda clockwise or counter-clockwise (orange and green)
• Discover four Dolomites passes
• Selva Val Gardena is the ideal starting point for the Sellaronda
• Only one ski pass required: Dolomiti Superski

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Skiing from alta badia all the way around the sella-massif.

Enthusiastic skiers spending their winter holiday in Alta Badia must on no account leave out a ski trip all around the Sella-Massif. The Sellaronda is well-known far beyond our borders and is amongst the most impressive ski circuits in South Tyrol and indeed in the whole of the Alps . The well connected lifts and superbly prepared pistes will allow you uninterrupted skiing on almost 30 kms of ski runs in one single day. On the Sellaronda, there is really no need for you to take off your skis and you will never have to cover the same stretch twice. This unique ski circuit offers you breath-taking views of the astonishing mountain range that is the Dolomites and will take you across four Dolomite passes: The Campolongo Pass, the Pordoi Pass, the Sella Pass and the Gardena Pass. The Sellaronda also skirts five communities: Corvara and Colfosco in Alta Badia, Arabba, Canazei and Selva (Wolkenstein).

If you are a reasonably competent skier with some degree of fitness, the Sellaronda will be ideal for you. If you like a bit more of a sporting challenge, several destinations are on offer for a worthwhile detour. You might like to try the Gran Risa giant slalom piste in La Villa/Alta Badia or the Saslong downhill piste in Santa Cristina Valgardena. Please note: If you intend to tackle the entire Sellaronda, you will need to make a start before 10 am in order to be able to return to your point of departure before the lifts close for the day. To ski along the entire Sellaronda, you will have to allow about six hours, including descents, ascents and breaks.

The Sellaronda clockwise

The Sellaronda counterclockwise

Technical data for the Sellaronda:

• Total length: 40 km (lifts and ski pistes together)
• Ski pistes: 26 km
• Approximate travel time in the lifts: about two hours, allow for a bit of waiting time
• Approximate time for descents: about one and a half hours, depending on skiing proficiency

We recommend the following:

• Try to set off for the Sellaronda before 10:00.
• It is very important to have crossed the last pass by 15:30. If not, you will risk missing the last lift back to your starting point.
• In adverse weather conditions (heavy snow or squally winds) some of the lifts might be out of operation. Click here to see which lifts are operational.

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The classic in the Dolomites ski area. Suitable for every ski level!

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Tour description.

The “Dolomiti Superski” is the largest and certainly the most beautiful ski destination for skiing. With 1200 kilometers of slopes, 16 ski areas and 450 lifts, the magnificent ski area leaves nothing to be desired. When skiing you are surrounded by the most beautiful mountains in the world, the Dolomites. The Dolomites are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The longest and greatest slopes, as well as the gentlest and loveliest descents are waiting for you. The Sellaronda is one of the most famous ski circuits in the Dolomites. It circles the gigantic Sella massif and takes you to the 4 Dolomite passes and the 4 Ladin valleys: Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba and Fassa. A good 40 kilometers are covered between ascent and descent, of which 26 kilometers are ski slopes. The average duration for the entire Sellaronda is 4 hours. The Sellaronda can be ridden clockwise (orange) and counterclockwise (green).

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SELLARONDA SKI TOUR

The famous Sellaronda ski tour known also as Four Passes Tour, is one of the best Dolomiti Superski attraction, considered one of the most beautiful and spectacular ski tour in the world.

This tour is full of uniqueness starting from the fact to be a ring tour around Sella mountain group in the heart of the Dolomites .

Following this tour you will cross 4 ladin valleys on your skis: Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba and Fassa valley. You will reach also four Dolomites Passes like: Gardena, Campolongo, Pordoi and Sella.

Sellaronda is a skitour 40 kilometers long, 27 of which are on your skis and the other on comfy and modern ropeways.

This famous ski tour could be done in both directions: clockwise following orange indicators, or anticlockwise following green signs.

If you are going to stay in a Rocca Pietore accommodation, you can decide to take Padon chairlift which will allow you to reach Arabba in few minutes and to be one of the first skier of the day.

This tour can be easily completed in a day by a medium skier.

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Sellaronda Ski Tour in the Dolomites

Excursion upon request.

This excursion is made available upon request; if you’re interested, let us know your dates and your contact details. We will contact you in short to let you know about the guide’s availability and all info.

The Sellaronda is the longest ski tour in Europe, with more than 50 km of perfectly groomed slopes and innovative and fast chairlifts.

The Sellaronda ski tour , also known as Giro dei Quattro Passi (the Four passes tour), includes four mountain passes: Passo Campolongo, Passo Pordoi, Passo Sella and Passo Gardena, all of which can be overpassed without taking off the skis, as they are part of the same ski area (Dolomiti Superski).

The Sellaronda ski tour (Giro dei Quattro Passi) stretches out around the massif of Mount Piz Boè, a 3152 meters high Dolomites peak which is the highest mountain of Gruppo del Sella, a mountain group located on the border of the three provinces of Trento, Bolzano and Belluno.

• Dolomites, Sella Massif
• Low difficulty
• Presence of nearby refreshment point
• Maximum number of participants
• Suitable for adults and boys

Book the Sellaronda ski tour excursion

The Sellaronda ski tour is a circular itinerary that can be skied through in both directions and includes four Dolomites valleys: Fassa, Livinallongo, Badia and Gardena, with their traditional little mountain hamlets of ancient wooden houses.

Daily price for Sellaronda ski tour

€ 330 - Price up to 3 persons € 360 - Price up to 4 persons € 390 - Price up to 5 persons € 420 - Price up to 6 persons

Where to meet your mountain guide for the Sellaronda ski tour

• Meeting point On the day of your excursion, meet your guide at: Pordoi Pass Start of the Sass Pordoi cable car SS 48 – Strada del Pordoi 38032 Canazei, TN To be confirmed
• Meeting time 9.00 am
• Geographic coordinates 46°29'17.8"N 11°48'38.5"E
• Transfer There are no transfers from the meeting point to the excursion site.

What to bring

What you need to know

• Participants Anyone over the age of 14, with an adequate level of training and fitness, can participate in this experience.
• Under 18 Minors under the age of 18, if unaccompanied, require a waiver of liability from the parent or guardian of the child, that must be given to the guide before the excursion begins.
• Equipment Remember to bring the minimum required equipment for the activity. If you do not own the equipment let us know, we will provide it for you, if available or for hire.
• Reservation The reservation for this experience is individual, with a dedicated mountain guide. It may be reserved for a number of participants no greater than the maximum number allowed.
• Excursion price The price shown is for the excursion with the dedicated mountain guide and possible transfer using the guide's private vehicle. It is valid for individual reservations for a number of participants that does not exceed the maximum number allowed.
• Skipass The excursion requires the skipass, which is not included in the price, and may be purchased at the ski-lift ticket offices in the departure area.
• Safety The mountain guide may cancel or suspend the excursion or change the itinerary if minimum safety conditions are not guaranteed. Please view the terms .
• Moderate terms of cancellation The terms of cancellation and change for this experience are moderate. Please view the terms .

How to reserve your mountain guide

To reserve a mountain guide for the Sellaronda ski tour, you must send a request that provides and specifies your contact information, the number of participants and the date/period in which you wish to take the ski safari. We will respond immediately to confirm the availability of the guide, the deadline, if any, to confirm the option for the reservation, methods of payment, characteristics and organization of the activity. Once the reservation is confirmed, we will send you the receipt and the presentation voucher with the details of the service, the name of the mountain guide and all the contact information.

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Section 22: Bolton Valley to Trapp Family Lodge

This popular section is a rugged, backcountry tour climbing 1300 feet and descending 2300 feet. It features a narrow trail in the spruce forest above 2700 feet, a long descent through open forest, and marvelous views in many directions – the Little River and Cotton Brook Valleys and Worcester Range to the east, Camel’s Hump to the south and Mt. Mansfield to the north. The region between Bolton Valley and the start of the descent is a reliable area to find good early and late season snow, but the descent becomes very difficult if the snow is icy or crusty, or if there is insufficient snow cover.

The portion between Bolton Valley and Nebraska Valley Rd. is suitable for advanced, properly equipped skiers only. It is long, isolated, and very steep. A group of three or more skiers is recommended for safety purposes. The portion between Nebraska Valley Rd. and Trapp Family Lodge is suitable for intermediate skiers because of the easier terrain. The last bit is on Trapp’s groomed trails.

Note: Please remember to check in at the nordic center where you begin your tour (Trapp or Bolton) and purchase a trail pass. CTA members receive a coupon for discounted passes at both areas in their Membership Rewards Book .

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