Winter on the Alpe di Siusi

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  Video: Alpe di Suisi in winter

  
  The Alpe di Siusi is an excellent destination in every season - as the most extensive alpine pasture in Europe, it attracts nature lovers and athletes alike. In winter you can explore the beauty of the alpine pasture on skis, by foot, with the sledge or even making a horse-drawn carriage ride through the beautiful winter wonderland.

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  Wonderful! The winter walk on the Alpe di Siusi - here in January - starts at the funicular and follows the Hans and Paula Steger Trail.
  Foto: AT, © Peer

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  Another winter hiking path leads in 1.5 hours to the Malga Hofer mountain hut (1,370 m a.s.l.), the starting point of a beautiful sledge run.
  Foto: AT, © Peer

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  View from the Alpe di Siusi skiing area on the snow-covered Sassolungo Group, an impressive mountain massif in the Western Dolomites.
  Foto: AT, © Peer

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  The snow-sure skiing area offers 60 km of sunny slopes and is connected to the Dolomiti SuperSki ski carousel which includes 12 skiing areas.
  Foto: EMS, © Peer

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  Also the Alpe di Siusi Snow Park can be found there, the biggest snow park of South Tyrol, awarded as the best one in Italy.
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  Skiing and sun - what a pleasure! Furthermore, the Alpe di Siusi offers cross-country ski tracks and sledge runs for winter sports enthusiasts.
  Foto: EMS, © Peer

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  Also a horse-drawn sleigh ride with wonderful view on the Dolomites is possible on the Alpe di Siusi - a blanket warms the legs. Unforgettable!
  Foto: AT, © Peer

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  The snow-covered village of Castelrotto: the large municipality consists of nine component localities, including Siusi allo Sciliar.
  Foto: AT, © Peer

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  The Sciliar massif (2,563 m a.s.l.) in the South Tyrolean Dolomites, the emblem of South Tyrol, presents itself in all its winter splendour.
  Foto: AD, © Peer

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  Walk towards the hamlet of Compaccio at 1,850 m a.s.l., the largest settlement of the Alpe di Siusi, located on its western side.
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  80 km of cross-country ski tracks take cross-country skiers through the landscape, at an altitude of between 1,800 and 2,200 m a.s.l.
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  In winter, the Pond of Fiè (Völser Weiher, in German) turns into a natural ice skating, with the possibility of a hockey or curling game.
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  The St. Sebastian Chapel near Tires al Catinaccio: the small chapel is reminiscent of the time when the black plague raged in this area.
  Foto: AT, © Peer