Just go! Unless you're on your first 2-3 days of ski this will be an great experience. Clockwise or counterclockwise. Doesn't matter.

A lot of choices of ski runs. You can make two loops: the green line is relatively easy, and the orange one. The scenery is beautiful and the runs are doable voor average skiers. You can choose alternative routes for black runs. While in the lift, enjoy the fantastic Dolomite mountains. Definitely I want to come back.

I go to Val di Fassa and Val di Fiemmme with a group of friends every year from 2003 to 2013. This area is stunning landscapes and there are some excellent downhill. Sella Ronda is great in both directions, Arabba is probably the most challenging Penia, Oberreggen and other ski areas offer plenty of slopes with varying degrees of difficulty.... More

I had always wanted to ski The Dolomites. I had heard so much about the Sella Ronda and the mountains. We arrived to find it snowing, always a great way to start a ski trip. Howwvere the light was so flat and the conditions windy that you could not see what you were skiing. It was like that for 2... More

The Dolomiti ski area is withoutany comparison the best I have ever tried. We have been skiing in Rocky Mountains in Canada (Lake louise area), skiing in Vermont (killington etc.), skiing in Bad Hofgastein, in Norway and Sweeden, and the Dolomiti is the best area. But it's not for beginners, and the kids should have some level of comfort before... More

Village we stayed Ortisei was beautiful and family friendly. Lots of nice restaurant, easy for long stay.

Ski slopes - absolutely great this year ;) After 3 years in the row, this year ended up with best snow conditions ever ;)

excellent ski tour, mountains are gorgeous. Services as well. A bit pricy thought. Did not know you could do it in different directions.

Either way round it was fun. If you are competent skiers it wont take u the time they say. Unlike rest of pistes it was very clearly signed.