Seiser Alm

Panoramic field surrounded by iconic Dolomites mountain. Cable car is really nice view. Bad thing is it’s hard to get parking in Summer.

Great bike shop. Sebastian was very helpful, friendly and professional. Good prices and selection of bikes. HIGHLY RECOMMEND getting an e-bike if visiting during summer as you can see much more of the scenery when doing so.

Great place for a full day trip, easy access by cable car, there are a few places to stop, eat & drink. Making a round trip takes approx. 2-3h, it's an easy one, with magnificent views of Dolomite's famous "lawn" ;)

Beautiful trail and not a difficult one - around 2 hours and moderate ups and downs. The views are totally worth it!

Incredible place. Mostly for beginners and intermediates. Runs are not so long (max 3km, usually 1.5-2km) one exceptionisbthe run to Ortisei, really fantastic red run over 5km long. The whole place is in the valley surrounded by Dolomites where are only meadows, huts etc - and there they put ski runs. This place is perfect for families, due to ski runs character there is low risks of moulds bumps etc. The place is open till 17.00 so you have lot of time to enjoy. Only in seiser alm (without Val gardens) we did 63km of runs in one day going 2-3 times each run. Fantastic place with fantastic views

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Summer time review. Alpe di Suisi is accesible by car from Suisi or Ortisei. A bus also can also be taken up to Compatsch. However the road is gnarly. Best option is to take up a gondola from Ortisei or Suisi. Once up here there are lots of hiking/biking trails, hotels, restaurants, and shops. Starting from either gondola spot you can go on a hiking loop returning back to the same spot. Views from here of the Sassolungo mountains and Seceda are amazing. Rauch Hutte is a good middle spot for lunch.

Perfect skiing & hiking valley - very good and modern infrastructure.