Siusi
Alpe di Siusi: A Heaven Just A Few Steps Away From Nature
Alpe di Siusi, located in the province of Bolzano, Italy, is a Dolomite plateau surrounded by nature. Let's take a closer look!
Geography
With an altitude ranging from 1680 to 2350 meters, Alpe di Siusi extends over an area of 52 km² between Val Gardena to the north, Sassolungo Group to the northeast, and Sciliar to the southeast, which is one of the most famous symbols of the Dolomites. From here, you can see other mountain ranges such as Sella Group, Seceda, Catinaccio Group, and Marmolada.
This vast area, the largest in Europe, is dedicated to alpine grazing, with numerous pastures for grazing and hay production.
Surrounding Peaks
Alpe di Siusi offers a 360° panoramic view, overlooking surrounding mountains such as Sass de Putia, Odle and Puez Group, Gran Cir, and many others.
The eastern part has been included in the Sciliar Natural Park since 1975.
Classification and Subdivision
Alpe di Siusi is classified by the SOIUSA as an alpine group with the following classification: Eastern Alps, Southeastern Alps, Dolomites (Alpine section), Gardena and Fassa Dolomites, Gardena Dolomites, Alpe di Siusi Group.
Settlements
Alpe di Siusi is a part of the municipality of Castelrotto, with settlements of Compatsch-Compaccio and Saltria, where dozens of alpine huts, restaurants, and hotels can be found. There are also paid buses and taxis to move between the two centers.
Tourism
The area is very relaxing and offers numerous activities, both in summer and winter, such as hiking, skiing, snowboarding, and mountain biking, clothing and souvenir shops, as well as restaurants and bars. Alpe di Siusi is connected to nearby areas such as Ortisei in Val Gardena and Siusi through ski lifts and is part of the 12 ski areas of Dolomiti Superski.
In every season of the year, Alpe di Siusi is a beautiful place, perfect for a trip with friends or outdoor activities. Come and discover this wonderful paradise!
