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Skiing in the Drei Zinnen ski area in Sexten

Seamless slope enjoyment in the Three Peaks Dolomites ski area.

Sexten is the ideal location for a ski holiday. Winters here are traditionally snowy, and no matter where you stay in the village – the nearest slope is never far away! The family-friendly Three Peaks Dolomites ski area surrounds Sexten and the village of Moos in a semicircle, offering several access points. Seamless skiing across five ski mountains with a total of 115 kilometres of slopes of varying difficulty levels and 30 lifts. And then there is everything that cannot be measured in numbers: unique views of the Sexten Dolomites, crystal-clear winter air, the gentle crunch of perfectly groomed slopes beneath sharp edges and the sociable stop at one of the many mountain huts.
Did you know?
1 - The Holzriese on the Sexten Rotwand is Italy’s steepest slope, with a gradient of 71%. Are you ready?
2 - From the top station of the Drei Zinnen gondola lift, you can spot the landmark of the Sexten Dolomites – the Three Peaks!
3 - The Helmjet gondola lift features a special VIP cabin that can be booked for private high-altitude experiences with panoramic views and culinary offerings: Helmjet VIP Experience
The snow-covered Three Peaks

Plan your ski day

Are you already itching to get going and can’t wait to feel snow beneath your skis, but not sure if you have thought of everything? No problem – here is our checklist for the perfect day in the Three Peaks Dolomites ski area:
Ski-in Ski-out
A man and a woman in ski gear get off a ski lift
A man and a woman in ski gear get off a ski lift
The Three Peaks Dolomites ski area stands for seamless skiing. What does that mean? Instant slope access! No matter which lift you start from in Sexten – you can access all slopes and runs of the ski mountains Helm, Rotwand, Stiergarten and Kreuzbergpass without interruption and with a single ticket. Perfect for long and varied days on the slopes!

Ski school & rental

In Sexten, directly at the Helm bottom station and close to the Haus der Berge, you will find everything you need for your ski holiday. From tickets for the Three Peaks Dolomites ski area to ski or snowboard lessons and complete equipment.
Ski circuit “Giro delle Cime”
Fancy skiing on a grand scale? Then the “Giro delle Cime” is just right! This ski circuit starts at Helm and leads across five ski mountains, covering 35 kilometres of slopes and 11 lifts, all the way into the neighbouring province of Belluno and back again. Most of the route is completed on skis – only one section, the ski area Val Comelico in Belluno, is reached via the SALTO ski shuttle. The circuit offers a full day of skiing, well-connected runs and impressive views of the Dolomites. Along the way, cosy huts provide culinary highlights with homemade specialities. Important note: the “Giro delle Cime” is not suitable for snowboarders due to several narrow and flat sections.
A skier is skiing downhill on a snow-covered slope
A skier is skiing downhill on a snow-covered slope
Winter hiking in Sexten
Step by step through the snowy Dolomite landscape.