
Sulden am Ortler
Weather at Sulden am Ortler
Low: 3.2°C / High: 11.9°C
Wind: S 2 km/h
Recent Snowfall
24 hours: 7 cm
7 days: 39 cm
Snow Depth
Base: 100 cm
Season Total: 103 cm
Resort Status
Lifts: --/--
Trails: --/--
Resort Overview
Sulden am Ortler offers 44 kilometres of high-mountain skiing beneath the imposing Ortler massif, with elevations from 1,900 to 3,250 metres creating one of Italy's highest and most snow-sure resorts. The area combines wide-open glacier terrain with challenging black runs and extensive off-piste possibilities, all set against the backdrop of the Ortler—at 3,905 metres, South Tyrol's highest peak. Modern snowmaking systems cover 60% of all marked runs, complementing natural snowfall that averages 7 metres annually at higher elevations. The resort's exceptional altitude ensures reliable snow conditions throughout an extended season, typically operating from November through May with consistent quality across all sectors.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
20
Total Area
44km
27.3 miles
Location & Getting There
Set within the Stelvio National Park 100 kilometres northwest of Bolzano, Sulden occupies an extraordinary high-valley position at 1,900 metres elevation, surrounded by 14 peaks exceeding 3,000 metres. The traditional mountain village maintains authentic Alpine architecture and strong cultural connections to the region's unique trilingual heritage, with Italian, German, and Ladin influences evident in local cuisine and customs. The resort's exceptional setting creates remarkable skiing backdrops, particularly from the Madritsch sector which offers direct views of the Königspitze and Ortler summits. Sulden's strategic location places it within South Tyrol's Ortler Skiarena region, with neighbouring resorts including Trafoi and Watles accessible on unified lift passes.
Sulden am Ortler
, italy
Season Info
The Sulden winter season typically runs from late November through early May, with optimal conditions from December through April. The area's exceptional elevation ensures outstanding snow preservation throughout winter, with temperatures regularly remaining below freezing even during sunny periods. Early operations concentrate around the Madritsch sector before expanding across the entire network by mid-December. January and February deliver peak powder opportunities, particularly on north-facing slopes that receive minimal direct sunlight. Spring brings increasingly stable weather while maintaining excellent skiing conditions, especially during morning hours after overnight freezes, with corn snow developing through daily freeze-thaw cycles on sun-exposed sectors.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
11/15/2024
Closing Day
5/1/2025
Days Open
168
Annual Snowfall
Metric
3.5m
350cm
Imperial
11.5ft
138in
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