Cross-country skiing trails in the Dolomites region Seiser Alm
At an altitude of between 1,800 and 2,200 metres, cross-country skiers can expect excellent snow conditions thanks to the east-west orientation. The best place to try cross-country skiing for the first time is on the Ritsch trail and the practice trail. The Panorama trail is one of the more challenging circular trails on the Seiser Alm and offers truly stunning scenery with views of the Langkofel, Plattkofel and Schlern mountains.
The longest and most difficult trail on the Seiser Alm is the Joch trail. Starting from the Ritsch cross-country skiing centre, it leads across wide alpine meadows and climbs steeply up to the mountain station of the Panorama chairlift. Numerous loops take you across the Ladinser Moos, on towards Joch and Spitzbühl and past the Laurinhütte back to Ritsch. The impressive panorama of the nearby Dolomite peaks of Langkofel, Plattkofel, Rosszähne and Schlern makes up for the physical exertion.
Cross-country skiing trails on the Seiser Alm
All trails on the Seiser Alm are double or quadruple-tracked and groomed in parallel for classic and skating - with easy, medium and difficult tours at up to 2,200 metres.
Hotels for your winter sports holiday on the Seiser Alm
Cross-country skiing hotels with direct access to the trails, panoramic saunas and South Tyrolean cuisine await you around the Seiser Alm - from rustic chalets to modern nature hotels.
Stylish flats & relaxed cross-country skiing holidays on the Seiser Alm
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Trails & trail reports
