Family Funslopes
On Rotwand and Mount Helm, young and old ski over waves and through bends.
Skiing in Sexten right by the slopes
Our Hotel St. Veit in Sexten is right on the slopes. It is only a few metres to the Mount Helm cable car, where the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area begins.
The 34-kilometre Giro delle Cime
In the ski area, five ski mountains are linked together: Mount Helm, Stiergarten, Rotwand, Kreuzbergpass and Col d’la Tenda. On the 34-kilometre “Giro delle Cime” panoramic tour, you ski from Mount Helm via Rotwand and Kreuzberg all the way to Val Comelico in Veneto, with the Dolomites in view the whole time.
The ski area is part of the Dolomiti Superski network. You buy your ski pass from us at reception, so you don’t have to queue at the ticket office.
- Ski mountains
- 5, linked
- Lifts
- 32
- Giro delle Cime
- 34 km
- To the Mount Helm cable car
- a few metres
What Sexten has to offer skiers
Snow park on Mount Helm
The popular Drei Zinnen Snowpark is on Mount Helm.
Haunold in Innichen (San Candido)
The family mountain near us has 23 kilometres of pistes, five lifts and, for the evening, a floodlit piste.
Ski Pustertal Express
Every 30 minutes, the train takes you comfortably to Kronplatz.
In-house ski instructor
Luis gives ski lessons and leads day trips. Just ask at reception.
Ski room
Lockable, with a waxing station.
Skiing holidays in South Tyrol from the front door
Here at Hotel St. Veit, your ski day begins right outside the door. You put on your helmet, click into your bindings and ride the cable car up. When you step out into the open air at the top, the peaks of the Sexten Sundial rise up before you.
Luis is our in-house ski instructor. With him you can brush up on your skiing or pick up a few tips, and you can book ski lessons as well as whole day trips on skis.
You can also leave your ski equipment at home, as there are plenty of ski hire shops in the village.
Pistes for beginners, leisurely skiers and experts
In the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area, beginners find a suitable run just as much as skiers who have long been confident on skis. The pistes range from gentle slopes for newcomers to the steepest piste in Italy.
If you like to take in the scenery while you ski, we warmly recommend the “Giro delle Cime”. Leisurely skiers consider the panoramic tour particularly beautiful.
An award-winning ski area in the UNESCO World Heritage Site
The 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area lies in the heart of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here it is still about the skiing itself, and among skiers the area is considered something of an insider tip. The portal skiresort.de has given it several awards, for the variety of its pistes, their careful grooming and the snow reliability.
Skiing with children on Rotwand, Mount Helm and Haunold
Giant snowmen
On the Rotwand there are giant snowmen for the little skiers.
Tunnels, bridges, snow spiral
On the Family Funslopes, snow tunnels, banked turns, bridges and a snow spiral are waiting for the children.
Kids’ ski cross park
On the Haunold in Innichen, the little ones have their own ski cross park.
To Kronplatz on the Ski Pustertal Express
For a trip over to Kronplatz, there is no need to take off your ski boots or get in the car. You take the Ski Pustertal Express and watch the valley go by along the way. Together with the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area, that gives you more than 200 kilometres of pistes.
Through South Tyrol by bus and train
Away from the slopes, too, you can get around easily without a car. With the Mobilcard you can travel on all buses and trains throughout South Tyrol.
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