Ski Sulden

If you ski Sulden, you're getting a high altitude traditional ski resort that offers some great skiing and snowboarding in Italy's Ortler skiarena with it's 265km of pistes and more off-piste.

Where

Ski Sulden and you are high up in the Italian Alps. With the resort based at 1900m you are skiing up to 3200m which guarantees you snow, lots of it and lots of good white stuff! With immediate pistes offering 11 lifts and 16 beginner or intermediate slopes, you have some great local runs. Access via airports is relatively simple as well as a regular bus service from Verona.

Essentials	Suitable For	Slopes
RESORT ALTITUDE : m TOTAL PISTE : km LONGEST RUN : km START SEASON : December END SEASON : April	OVERALL SKIING BOARDING APRÉS FAMILIES	Beginners  / % Intermediates  / % Advanced  / % Experts  / % TOTAL RUNS : SNOW CANNONS : / ha SNOW PARKS : CROSS COUNTRY : km

On the slopes

When you ski Sulden you open up the giant Ortler Skiarena lift pass area that covers 12 different ski areas including Trafoi, Watles and Pfelders. With it being a high altitude and having access to 265km of trails, there's plenty for all levels and abilities. Sulden is known as a family ski destination - especially as it offers 16 beginner and intermediate slopes with 11 lifts, all close to home. There's also an outstanding ski school for children and good group and private lessons available.

Ski area :

If you ski Sulden you are also in the ski region of Ortler Skiarena along with the following resorts; Sulden, Trafoi am Ortler, Val Senales .

Off the slopes

A small traditional village, ski holidays in Sulden offer plenty of accomoodation with 2000 beds available. There is plenty of entertainment and with 3 nightclubs, loads of bars and restaurants there's plenty of things to do when you've finished your days skiing and boarding. However, this is not a party town as such - so don't expect all night raves!

Tourist Office

Worldwide cover from £60.48 or Single trip Europe cover from £22.98 - get covered before you arrive!