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Seiser Alm – Alpe di Siusi

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Seiser Alm – Alpe di Siusi is a ski area in Italy, with 59 km of marked pistes served by 28 lifts. The slopes run from 1,012 m up to a summit of 2,221 m, a vertical drop of 1,209 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 38% blue, 56% red and 5% black.

Marked pistes
59 km
Lifts
28
Summit
2,221 m
Base
1,012 m
Vertical drop
1,209 m

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Pistes by difficulty

How the marked runs at Seiser Alm – Alpe di Siusi are graded.

  • 1%Green1 km
  • 38%Blue22 km
  • 56%Red33 km
  • 5%Black3 km

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Figures for Seiser Alm – Alpe di Siusi come from OpenSkiStats and OpenSkiMap/OpenStreetMap and can change between seasons. Check the operator before booking travel or lift passes. How the numbers are put together.

Seiser Alm – Alpe di Siusi on the map — pistes, lifts and the mountain in 3D.