Winter on the Alpe di Siusi

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  Video : A winter day on the Alpe di Siusi

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