Sellaronda

The Sellaronda is a circuit that leads fitness fanatics or simply active guests to explore the Sella massif in the Dolomites. Guests have countless opportunities to complete the circuit which cuts across the Passo Sella, Passo Pordoi, Passo Campolongo and Passo Gardena. Skiers take over the Sella during winter, giving way to cyclists and motorcyclists during summer. Skiers can complete the circuit on the Sella either clockwise or anticlockwise. If you would like to ski clockwise, then follow the orange signposts, everyone else follow the green signposts.
According to many, maybe the most spectacular and scenically extraordinary ski circuit in the Alps.

Skiers on the Sella can complete a trail which is 44 km long, 21 km of which can be completed by cable car. But how difficult of a circuit is it in the first place? Well, the Sellaronda is also ideal for skiers with average skills. However, due to the length of the circuit we recommend you start the day on the circuit by 10 a.m. the latest to ensure you return to the start on time before the lift facilities close.

Among the favourite starting points for this uniquely beautiful skiing carousel we simply must mention the picturesque village of Selva Val Gardena. Thanks to Dolomiti Superski, the ski pass for the Dolomites area, you’ll be given access to the Sellaronda. Of course, the Sellaronda also provides you with many interesting opportunities to dine: you can look forward to refreshing beverages and local specialties in countless mountain huts.

A special highlight for ski enthusiasts is the yearly Sellaronda Ski Marathon where participants will complete the circuit at night. During the event, the path will be illuminated using only the participants’ helmet torches.

The ski area “Val Gardena–Seiser Alm“and the Sellaronda will not be affected by the “Milano Cortina” Winter Olympics from February 6 to 22, 2026. Therefore, all slopes and lift systems will remain fully open without any restrictions.