All lifts in South Tyrol

The Col Raiser cable car is the perfect starting point for numerous leisure activities in the Dolomiti Superski area and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dolomites

Our cable railway will bring you easily to Val Gardena's most beautiful pasture. At the summit of the station a breathtaking panorama is waiting for you: the Geisler Peaks, Stevia and the Sella Group, the mountain group of Sassolungo with the Molignon and the Sciliar, as well as the mountain of Pic - a 360° view par excellence!

From Sesto, the new Premium 10 seater gondola lift takes you up to the Monte Elmo mountain station. This is the ideal starting point for exploring the entire 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area. In addition, numerous winter and snow-shoe hikes start there. All this with a wonderful view of the Sesto Sundial!

The Eurolift is a fourseater chairlift and connecting lift to the cablecar Seiser Alm.

The "Family Skilift Weißenbach/Rio Bianco" is a highlight for the whole family. With its length of 350 meters, the skilift is ideal to learn skiing!

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Whether in summer when hiking or on the bike or in winter on skis, Dantercepies and the area around the Sellaronda offer beautiful hikes, exciting flow trails and perfectly prepared ski slopes.

 

Bike Park & Flow trails in Selva di Val Gardena - South Tyrol

New and unspoiled trails, the Dantercepies cable car within easy reach and the amazing landscape of the Dolomites as far as the eye can see - an ideal mountain bike destination

2 flow trails that will make any biker’s day! Both trails consist of a 1.6 km easy line, making it a blast for children and adults alike. Thanks to the Dantercepies lift facility and the Cir chairlift, both trails can be easily reached as many times as you like. Nothing will get in the way of your fun day out! ENJOY THE FLOW RIDE!

The valley station of the ropeway Piz Sella is located at Plan de Gralba and brings to the top of Piz Sella.

Not only ski fans have a lot to discover on the Croda Rossa. In addition to the Holzriese, the steepest slope in Italy, there is a lot to experience, especially for families: the only reindeer herd of the Alps, the giant snowman family, which is waiting for you at the mountain station and a toboggan run that takes you back to the valley.

The Paolina chair lift starts right in the village of Karersee Carezza (at an altitude of 1, 630 m) and takes skiers, hikers, climbers, and alpine climbers to the Paolina Hut (2,130 meters above sea-level).
Once there, you'll be standing directly under the Red Wall – a massive cliff belonging to the "Rose Garden" – and can enjoy a fantastic view of all of South Tyrol and the Latemar. It's the ideal starting-point for hikes of all kinds and levels, including mountain-climbing tours and hikes along cable-supported routes. Each unit of the chair lift features four seats.

The Goldknopf is a fourchairlift. It connects the Goldknopf slope with the Paradiso slope and allows you to enjoy a great descent all the way down to Saltria. At the Goldknopf you can not only enjoy the breathtaking view, but also measure your speed on the speedtrap.

The König Laurin I aerial tram starts from the Frommer Alm (at an altitude of 1,743 m) and takes skiers, hikers, bikers, and climbers first to the midway station (at 1,977 meters above sea-level) and then with the cableway König Laurin II to the new, invisible mountain station at the Cologne Hut (2,339 meters above sea-level). Upon arrival, you'll feel that you can almost reach out with your hand and touch the face of the "Rose Garden" cliffs, and you can enjoy the fascinating view of all of South Tyrol and the Latemar – declared a World Nature Heritage Site of the Dolomites by UNESCO. Each gondola features ten seats and, in the summer, can also be used to transport bicycles to the midway station.

This panoramic aerial tram takes skiers, hikers and cyclists from the center of Welschnofen (at an altitude of 1,182 meters above sea-level) to the Frommer Alm (at 1,743 m).
Upon arrival, you'll have a magnificent view of the legendary "Rose Garden" and the Latemar – declared a World Nature Heritage Site of the Dolomites by UNESCO. Families can undertake easy tours from the mountain station, or you can take the König Laurin Cableway and continue to the Cologne Hut (2,337 meters above sea-level) and enjoy challenging hikes, mountain-climbing tours, and hikes along cable-supported routes.
Cyclists can take the Carezza Trail or the Pumpline into the valley.
The aerial tram has a capacity of ten passengers.