Ortler Skiarena

Thirteen ski areas in the west of South Tyrol, one in Nauders in North Tyrol, and one in the Swiss Münstertal near the South Tyrolean border form the Ortler Skiarena ski alliance. It is named after South Tyrol's highest peak, the almost 4,000-metre-high Ortles in the Ortles Alps.

From small family ski areas with wide slopes to larger ski centres, snow parks, and kids' clubs, there is something for everyone. The resorts of the Ortler Skiarena are situated at altitudes between 1,000 and 3,250 metres. They also include two glacier ski areas that enable winter sports from autumn until late spring: the Solda Skiing Area in the Stelvio National Park (pictured) and the mighty Val Senales Glacier with its Alpin Arena Senales in the eponymous valley.

Other members of the Ortler Skiarena are the skiing areas Merano 2000, Plan Passiria, Monte San Vigilio, and Schwemmalm in the Merano area, Corno del Renon and Reinswald near Bolzano, Monte Cavallo and Ladurns in the Upper Valle Isarco, as well as Trafoi, Watles, and Belpiano-Malga San Valentino in Val Venosta in the Val Venosta. Minschuns is located near the Swiss convent of St. Johann in Müstair, and Nauders on the North Tyrolean side of the Passo Resia.

For the next winter season 2026/27, the Ortler Skiarena, which currently comprises 15 ski areas, is planned to expand to include the destinations Racines-Giovo in the Upper Valle Isarco, as well as Speikboden and Klausberg in the Tures and Aurina Valleys, thus extending from the west of the province to the east of South Tyrol. An appropriately adapted name is being worked out.