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Alpe di Seceda · Photo by Jaromir Kavan

DOLOMITES · FYNO TRAVEL GUIDES

Ortisei & Val Gardena

Choose Ortisei for its town and lift departures, or Selva for a different Val Gardena base. Seceda, Alpe di Siusi and Sassolungo deserve separate walking choices.

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Places to consider

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10 places
  1. 01 · Val Gardena

    Choose between a lift-assisted ridge visit and a longer mountain walk.

    Open visit guide Photo by Jaromir Kavan
  2. 02 · Alpe di Siusi · Seiser Alm

    Choose a defined meadow walk or a cycling outing on Alpe di Siusi.

    Open visit guide Photo by Giovanni Nicolini
  3. 03 · Ranui · Val di Funes

    San Giovanni at Ranui is a specific church stop in Val di Funes.

    Open visit guide Photo by Daniel Sessler
  4. 04 · Carezza · Val d’Ega

    Val d’Ega: outside Ortisei

    Open visit guide Photo by Simone Natale
  5. 05 · Ortisei · Val Gardena

    Ortisei makes a useful town base for lift days and a slower afternoon.

    Open visit guide Photo by Tetiana Guliak
  6. 06 · Val Gardena

    Tandem paragliding is a weather-dependent booked activity.

    Open visit guide Photo by Arno Senoner
  7. 07 · Pozza di Fassa · Val di Fassa

    Pozza di Fassa: a spa visit outside Val Gardena

    Open visit guide
  8. 08 · Passo Sella · Sassolungo

    A full Sassolungo circuit and an out-and-back toward Rifugio Sandro Pertini are different walking days.

    Open visit guide
  9. 09 · Passo Pordoi · Sass Pordoi

    The Terrace of the Dolomites is reached by the Sass Pordoi cable car from Passo Pordoi.

    Open visit guide Photo by Roman Guliak
  10. 10 · Val di Funes · Villnöß

    Choose Val di Funes for valley views, its villages and a deliberate walking plan.

    Open visit guide Photo by Tetiana Guliak

Locations from Fyno’s curated places. Use current road and site guidance for access; pins are not a driving route.

Before you set off

Start with one lift area

  1. Seceda and Alpe di Siusi are separate outings

    Choose the lift and signed walk that match your day. Check last descents and ticket coverage rather than assuming one pass includes every service. [3][4]

  2. Sassolungo is another walking day

    Choose a defined Sassolungo route separately from Seceda or Alpe di Siusi. A shorter refuge outing and a circuit around the massif need different time and terrain decisions.

  3. Keep distant stops distinct

    Val di Funes, Carezza, Sass Pordoi and Pozza di Fassa need separate journeys from Ortisei. Choose one area that fits your direction of travel and leave time for the return.

  4. Keep one main outing

    Choose the day’s focus, then add meals, access, the return and your next overnight. Compare the complete route before adding another valley.

Questions before you go

Are Seceda and Alpe di Siusi the same lift outing?

No. Choose the particular departure and return for each area. An Ortisei town stay can serve either plan, but the two mountain areas need separate time and ticket checks. [4]

Is Val di Funes part of Ortisei town?

No. Val di Funes is another valley. Pair Ranui and the valley viewpoints deliberately, allowing the approach and return rather than adding them as an Ortisei town walk.

Sources & planning notes

Fyno editorial, updated November 4, 2026. Places and saved routes use the October 27 catalog; official references support the cited planning details. Check current access, opening dates and bookings for your travel dates.

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