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Ski Mountaineering
The fascination of solitude
Fabulous!!
Ski mountaineering in the Dolomites is something very special. The choice of routes is varied, but most offer a combination of unique views, relatively short ascents (sometimes with a little help from a lift), and downhill runs through demanding terrain, with narrow gullies and steep gaps.
We recommend the services of a local mountain and ski guide.
Mountain guides
Mountain guides
Selva Gardena / Wolkenstein
- Str. Mëisules 178
phone: +39 0471 794232
fax: +39 0471 794232
cell.: +39 340 2429752
e-mail: maurobernardi@val-gardena.com
Summer:
daily 6-7 p.m.
Winter:
mobile +39 340 2429752, phone & fax +39 0471 794232
daily 6-7 p.m.
Winter:
mobile +39 340 2429752, phone & fax +39 0471 794232
Ortisei / St. Ulrich
- Stetteneck Square 5
phone: +39 0471 798223
fax: +39 0471 781391
e-mail: info@catores.com
daily 5.30 - 7 p.m.
Ski tour Forcella Pordoi – Val Mezdě – Val Lasties
A famous downhill route – and rightly so – but not always easy. The route starts at the top of the Pordoi cableway.
Ski tour to Forcella Mezdě (2,597 m)
Ascent from Col Raiser in 2 hours. Ski down to Funes or (with an intermediate ascent) to Forcella Brogles and the mid-station of the Seceda cableway.
Forcella del Sassolungo
High-alpine downhill run from Forcella del Sassolungo (2,686 m) through the Langkofelkar to Monte Pana.
Warning!
There are no ski patrols operating off the prepared ski trails. Skiers who leave the groomed and signposted trails do so at their own risk. Visitors are recommended to hire a qualified mountain and ski guide, and to obtain accurate information on conditions for the tour, including weather report, snow conditions and the avalanche report, before setting out.
Avalanche information service:
phone +39 0471 27 05 55 or
phone +39 0471 27 11 77
Avalanche information service:
phone +39 0471 27 05 55 or
phone +39 0471 27 11 77
Slope Rescue
On all Dolomiti Superski ski slopes you can rest assured that in the case of accident (excluding helicopter rescue) you'll be taken free of charge from the slope to the ambulance.