Sulden am Ortler

In northern Italy, in the heart of the Dello Stelvio National Park, you’ll find the picturesque little town Sulden in a valley next to mountain Otler. At an elevation of 3,900 meters, this is the highest mountain in South Tyrol. Skiing is really superb here, with modern lifts taking you up to 3,250 meters. Sulden, also called Solda, has 11 lifts in total and 17 ski runs. Although the town sits on Italian land, most people speak German here.

Sulden am Ortler is split into three parts with the town itself as the center. One part brings you up to Schöntaufspitze, the other to Kanzel and the third to Langenstein. The different parts offer different difficulty levels and elevations. Sulden also forms part of Ortler Ski Arena, a collaboration between 15 ski resort in the region. This is a great alternative to the enormous Dolomiti Superski.