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What's the difference between the Val Gardena ski pass and the Dolomiti Superski pass?

Content created: Dec 8, 2025 • Last reviewed Dec 8, 2025

The main difference is the area of validity: the Val Gardena pass covers the local ski area of Val Gardena and Alpe di Siusi, while the Dolomiti Superski pass provides access to the entire network of 12 Dolomite valleys.

Quick Facts

Access
Val Gardena Pass: 175 km of slopes
Access
Dolomiti Superski Pass: 1,200 km of slopes
Cost
Val Gardena pass is cheaper
Tip
Dolomiti Superski is required for the Sellaronda

Val Gardena / Alpe di Siusi Ski Pass

This pass is perfect for beginners, families, or those content with exploring a single, large ski area. It covers all 79 lifts and 175 km of slopes within Val Gardena (Ortisei, S. Cristina, Selva) and across the Alpe di Siusi plateau. This includes major lifts like the Seceda Cable Car , Alpe Di Siusi Gondola (Mont Sëuc) , Ciampinoi Gondola , and Dantercepies Gondola . It offers plenty of variety for a multi-day trip and is the more economical option.

Dolomiti Superski Pass

This is your all-access ticket to the Dolomites. It includes the entire Val Gardena/Alpe di Siusi area plus 11 other ski valleys, totaling 1,200 km of slopes accessible with a single pass. This pass is mandatory if you want to ski the famous Sellaronda circuit, as this route takes you through four different valleys (Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba, and Val di Fassa).

Pro Tip

Choose the Val Gardena pass if you are a beginner or plan to stay for 3 days or less. Opt for the Dolomiti Superski pass if you are an intermediate to advanced skier, are staying for a longer period, and definitely want to experience the Sellaronda tour.

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