Trail
Half Marathon
21.1 km
0.00 EUR
Dolomites Region Seiser Alm
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Trail in Italy, Schlern
Distances
About
The Dolomites Region Seiser Alm is located in South Tyrol, Italy, featuring the largest high alpine pasture in Europe. It offers a wide range of outdoor and culinary experiences across various seasons.
Catering & aid stations
Participants can expect refreshments at various stations throughout the course, including water, energy drinks, and snacks.
Pacers
Pacing teams will be available to assist runners in achieving their target times. Each pacing team will be led by experienced runners carrying flags to indicate their target finish times.
Results
View official resultsTypical weather in Schlern
Monthly averages based on historical data (2000–present).
Jan-6°-15°
↑ 07:55
↓ 16:52
Feb-4°-13°
↑ 07:20
↓ 17:38
Mar-1°-10°
↑ 06:27
↓ 18:20
Apr2°-7°
↑ 06:27
↓ 20:02
May7°-3°
↑ 05:41
↓ 20:41
Jun12°2°
↑ 05:21
↓ 21:09
Jul14°4°
↑ 05:37
↓ 21:04
Aug14°4°
↑ 06:13
↓ 20:25
Sep10°0°
↑ 06:53
↓ 19:27
Oct5°-3°
↑ 07:32
↓ 18:28
Nov-1°-8°
↑ 07:17
↓ 16:42
Dec-5°-13°
↑ 07:52
↓ 16:28
Prices & signup
- Half Marathon0.00 EUR
FAQ
What should I know about travelling by train?
Travelling by train is a relaxed and eco-friendly way to reach South Tyrol. Intercity, EuroCity and Railjet trains operated by Deutsche Bahn (DB) and Austrian Railways (ÖBB), as well as Trenitalia’s Frecce services, stop only in Bozen and Brixen. Regional trains, however, also stop in Waidbruck. From the Brenner Pass onwards, your Südtirol Guest Pass is valid and allows you to continue your journey free of charge – though only on regional trains and only after validating your Guest Pass at Brenner station. In DB and ÖBB trains, you can also purchase the “South Tyrol connecting ticket” for €5.00. This ticket allows you to use public transport throughout South Tyrol on both your arrival and departure days. Direct train connections – without changing trains – to Brixen or Bozen run from Munich, Vienna and Innsbruck. A night train, the Intercity Notte, connects Rome with the Brenner Pass and stops in Bozen and Brixen. From these stations, direct bus services take you to the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm in around 30 to 50 minutes, depending on your destination. Alternatively, you can book a shuttle with “Südtirol Transfer”, which takes you from the station of your choice directly to your accommodation. Upon request, your hosts may also arrange a pick-up service. Or you can make use of one of the numerous taxi companies in the Dolomites region Seiser Alm. Bus connections Südtirol Transfer To the taxis Trainline
Which buses take me to the Dolomites region Seiser Alm?
Flixbus offers direct coach services to South Tyrol, with stops in Klausen, Brixen and Bozen. From there, direct bus services take you to the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm in 30 to 50 minutes, depending on your holiday village. Alternatively, you can book a shuttle with “Südtirol Transfer”, which will take you from the chosen stop directly to your accommodation. Your hosts may also organise a transfer for you, or you can call one of the local taxi companies. Bus connections Flixbus Südtirol Transfer To the taxis
Which train stations are closest & how do I reach my accommodation from there?
+ Which train stations are closest & how do I reach my accommodation from there? Waidbruck station is the closest to the Dolomites region Seiser Alm, but only regional trains stop there. If you are travelling from further away, your destination should be Bozen, Brixen or Klausen. These stations are all about 30 km from the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm and are served regularly by InterCity and EuroCity trains. From all four stations – Klausen, Brixen, Bozen and Waidbruck – direct bus services operate to the Dolomites region Seiser Alm. Depending on the village, travel time is between 30 and 50 minutes. Alternatively, you can book a shuttle with “Südtirol Transfer”, taking you directly to your accommodation. Your hosts may also organise a pick-up service. Or you can use one of the local taxi companies. Bus connections Südtirol Transfer To the taxis
Traveling with luggage and a bike can be difficult—are there any options?
Yes. From Italy, Germany, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, you can have your luggage shipped directly to your accommodation. Both “Insam Express” and the ÖBB luggage service offer this convenient solution. You can even send your bicycle this way. Insam Express ÖBB luggage service
What can I do with my luggage if I want to visit Bozen?
If you would like to stop in Bozen before heading to your accommodation, the Base Camp Dolomites at Bolzano station offers luggage and bike storage. For a fee, you can store your belongings for a few hours, a full day or even longer. Base Camp Bozen
How do I reach the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm by car?
No matter which direction you are coming from, you will travel via the Brenner motorway A22. Approaching from the north, take the A22 exit Klausen – Seiser Alm/Schlern area. From there, the holiday villages are easy to reach (Kastelruth: 17 km; Seis am Schlern: 18 km; Seiser Alm: 25 km; Völs am Schlern: 25 km; Tiers am Rosengarten: 30 km). Approaching from the south, take the A22 exit Bozen Nord – Seiser Alm/Schlern area. From there, the holiday villages are easy to reach (Völs am Schlern: 12 km; Tiers am Rosengarten: 18 km; Seis am Schlern: 18 km; Kastelruth: 22 km; Seiser Alm: 29 km). You can find up-to-date traffic information for South Tyrol via the Bolzano Traffic Information Centre. Traffic Reporting Centre
Does the renovation of the Lueg Bridge affect my journey?
The Lueg Bridge on the Austrian section of the A22 Brenner motorway is currently being renovated. From January 2025, only one lane per direction will remain open. During periods of heavy traffic, a second lane may be opened to improve traffic flow. More information
Are there EV charging stations in the holiday villages?
Some of the public car parks in Kastelruth, Seis am Schlern, Völs am Schlern and Tiers am Rosengarten are also equipped with charging stations for electric vehicles – and their number is steadily increasing. Currently, the following charging stations are publicly accessible: • The Seiser Alm Aerial Cableway charging station At the bottom station of the Seiser Alm Aerial Cableway, there are three charging stations for electric vehicles. One is located outdoors, while the other two are situated in the P1 and P2 parking garages. • The charging station on village square in Völs am Schlern • The charging station on Brunnenplatz in Tiers am Rosengarten and at the bottom station of the Cabrio Aerial Cableway in St. Zyprian Using the “Neogy eMobility” app, you can view all public electric charging stations nearby, reserve them, start the charging process and make payments. An interactive map of all publicly accessible charging stations in South Tyrol, providing important real-time information, can be found here.
Is camping allowed on the Seiser Alm?
No, camping is only permitted at the campsite in Völs am Schlern. Please therefore make sure to inform yourself in advance about campsites in the area if you are travelling in South Tyrol with a motorhome or camper van. In the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm, there is only one campsite, located in Völs am Schlern, and camping is permitted exclusively there. Attention: Especially during holiday periods and at weekends, the campsite’s capacity is often limited. For this reason, you should definitely call or email before your arrival to ensure that a pitch is available for you at Camping Seiser Alm. Please travel with your camper only if you have a confirmed booking. Wild camping, pitching tents, and overnight stays in vehicles of any kind are strictly prohibited on the Seiser Alm, in the Schlern–Rosengarten Nature Park, and throughout the entire Dolomites Region Seiser Alm, and violations will be penalised. You are also not permitted to camp on private property. Please comply with these regulations and help us protect the natural environment of the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm.
How far is the nearest airport?
South Tyrol’s only airport is located in Bozen and is therefore the closest airport for your holiday in the Dolomites region Seiser Alm. Sky Alps offers regular direct flights from Brussels, Copenhagen, Rotterdam, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Berlin and London to Bozen and back. Verona and Venice to the south and Innsbruck to the north are the nearest airports outside South Tyrol. Other airports within reach include Munich, Treviso, Bergamo, Bologna and Milan. Bozen Airport (31 km) Innsbruck Airport (109 km) Verona Airport (173 km) Venice Airport (207 km) Treviso Airport (213 km) Bergamo Airport (257 km) Bologna Airport (298 km) Milan Malpensa Airport (341 km) Milan Linate Airport (290 km) Munich Airport (291 km)
How do I travel from the airport to the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm?
Depending on your airport, there are various options: Coach operators such as Flixbus, Marinobus and Südtirol Bus offer services from Italian airports and from Munich Airport to South Tyrol. You can continue your journey from airports in Italy and abroad by train, getting off in Bozen, Brixen or Waidbruck. More details can be found under “What should I know about travelling by train?” and “Which train stations are closest & how do I reach my accommodation?”. With “Südtirol Transfer”, you can also book a shuttle that takes you directly from the chosen bus stop or airport to your accommodation. On request, your hosts can also organise pick-up from the station or airport. Alternatively, you may book one of the many taxi companies in the Dolomites region Seiser Alm. Südtirol Transfer To the taxis From Bozen Airport, bus connections run to Bozen bus station (line no. 120) and onwards to the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm (line no. 170). Timetable search
Is there a car park at the bottom station of the Seiser Alm gondola lift?
There are three parking options at the bottom station of the Seiser Alm gondola lift: a large free outdoor car park, the paid Walderer parking garage on two levels (P1), and the new paid parking garage at the bottom station of the Seiser Alm gondola lift (P2). Parking Hour Day Outdoor car park No parking from 11:00 pm to 6:00 am. free free Parking garage Walderer P1 2,00 € 8,00 € Parking garage Valley station P2 2,50 € 12,00 € Flat rate from the 4th hour
Can I leave my vehicle overnight at the valley station of the Seiser Alm cable car?
Parking is prohibited in the outdoor parking area from 11:00pm to 06:00am and violations will be fined. However, the vehicle can be left overnight or for several days in the two paid parking garages Walderer P1 and the valley station P2.
Are there charging stations at the valley station of the Seiser Alm cable car?
Yes. Three charging stations for electric vehicles are available: one outdoors and two inside the car parks. These are hyperchargers with 100–150 kW output, allowing you to charge your vehicle in around 30 minutes. Via the “Neogy eMobility” app, you can view all public charging stations nearby, reserve them, start the charging process and pay.
May I drive up to the Seiser Alm with my private car?
Yes, up to Compatsch. The access road is open before 9.00 am and after 5.00 pm. Two paid car parks are available on the Alpine pasture. If both are full before 9.00 am, access will be closed and you will not be able to pass the St. Valentin checkpoint. We generally recommend taking the Seiser Alm Aerial Cableway instead.
How many car parks are there on the Seiser Alm?
There are two pay-and-display car parks. Parking at P1 (Spitzbühl) costs €15.00 per day per vehicle. Parking at P2 in Compatsch costs €30.00 per day per vehicle, corresponding to the price of an ascent and descent with the Seiser Alm gondola lift. Coaches pay €160.00 per day.
What should I be aware of when parking at P2 (Compatsch)?
Car park P2 has two entrance barriers above Hotel Zorzi and two exit barriers (one at the entrance, one at the bus turning area). Parking on the Seiser Alm is prohibited from 11:00 pm to 6:00 am. During this time, entrance barriers do not open. Exit barriers operate at all times. Please pay your ticket before leaving, at the ticket machines in the new attendant’s cabin. Payment is possible in cash or by credit card. The sliding door of the cabin is open from 7:30 am to 7:00 pm; outside these hours your parking ticket serves as the door opener. Current fees: €30.00 per day per vehicle, coaches €160.00 per day. Only a daily rate exists, with 10 minutes of free parking. Lost tickets incur double the daily fee. Further information is available at the Seiser Alm gondola lift ticket office, via info@seiseralmbahn.it or by phone at +39 0471 704 270.
What should I be aware of when parking at P1 (Spitzbühl)?
The parking fee at P1 is €15.00 per day per vehicle and can only be paid in cash. Bank or credit card payments are not possible. Parking on the Seiser Alm is prohibited from 11:00 pm to 6:00 am. The ticket includes a discount for the Spitzbühl lift or bus line 14 (Spitzbühl–Compatsch). Line 14 operates from 25 July to 6 September 2026 with a small shuttle bus. Spitzbühl → Compatsch: €4.00 per single ride Compatsch → Spitzbühl: free for everyone With a Spitzbühl lift ticket, a Spitzbühl parking ticket (valid for 1 person), Südtirol Pass, Combi Card, Seiser Alm Card Gold, Dolomiti Supersummer Card and the Club Card (seasonal and annual), the journey from Spitzbühl to Compatsch is free. From 3 November 2025 to 21 May 2026, no parking fee is charged. Note: Coaches may park only at P2 in Compatsch.
What is the main difference between car parks P1 & P2?
Location and price. Car park P1 (Spitzbühl) is located at the bottom station of the Spitzbühl lift, slightly below Compatsch, and costs €15.00 per day. From P1, you can reach Compatsch via a 30-minute uphill walking trail. Car park P2 (Compatsch) is located directly in Compatsch, near the top station of the Seiser Alm cable car, and costs €30.00 per day.
Is there a parking ban on the Seiser Alm?
Yes, parking is prohibited between 11:00 pm and 6:00 am, and violations will be fined.
Should I go by car or use the Seiser Alm cable car?
We recommend taking the Seiser Alm cable car. It is the quickest and most convenient way to reach the Seiser Alm. At the bottom station, cars and coaches can park free of charge on the large outdoor car park, and there are two additional pay-and-display parking garages. If you prefer not to use the cable car, you can take the Seiser Alm Express (line 10), which provides an alternative route to the Seiser Alm.
Car parks P1 & P2 when the Aerial Cableway is closed | What rules apply?
During the off-seasons – from mid-April to mid-May and from early November to early December – the Seiser Alm Aerial Cableway remains closed. During this period, the road to Compatsch is open to private traffic throughout the day. At car park P2 in Compatsch, the fee is €15.00 per day per car and €80.00 per day per coach. Parking at car park P2 (Spitzbühl) is free of charge. Instead of using a private car, you can also take Line 179 during the shoulder season. It operates three times in the morning and three times in the afternoon to the Seiser Alm. With the Südtirol Guest Pass, the journey is free of charge for you.
Are there car parks with charging stations in the villages?
Some of the public car parks in Kastelruth, Seis am Schlern, Völs am Schlern and Tiers am Rosengarten are also equipped with charging stations for electric vehicles – and their number is steadily increasing. Currently, the following charging stations are publicly accessible: The Seiser Alm Aerial Cableway charging station: At the bottom station of the Seiser Alm Aerial Cableway, there are three charging stations for electric vehicles. One is located outdoors, while the other two are situated in the P1 and P2 parking garages The charging station in Kastelruth - St. Anna (next to the street) The charging station on village square in Völs am Schlern The charging station on Brunnenplatz in Tiers am Rosengarten and at the bottom station of the Cabrio Aerial Cableway in St. Zyprian Using the “Neogy eMobility” app, you can view all public electric charging stations nearby, reserve them, start the charging process and make payments. An interactive map of all publicly accessible charging stations in South Tyrol, providing important real-time information, can be found here.
Last updated: May 31, 2026, 10:52:41 PM
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