Selva Gardena Resort Info
Selva Gardena skiing
Selva is near enough joined to neighbouring Santa Cristina, together making up the largest resort on the Sella Ronda circuit with 175km of runs. It's a big domain with a highly efficient lift system, 120km of snowmaking coverage, great scenery and generally good value. Once on the slopes, intermediates will be in their element Experts might be best heading to Arabba for decent challenges, but beginners should find enough to play with. The downside, however, is that long lift journeys are required to get at the very best Sella Ronda slopes.
Selva Gardena ski resort
The resort itself is quite sprawling and there can be quite a lot of traffic. However, Selva boasts a wide range of accommodation, good après-ski and great restaurants both on and off the mountain.
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Selva Gardena Snow & Weather
| Snow Report - 07 Mar 2014 | | Last snowed | 03-Mar-2014 |
| Fresh snow | 1 cm |
| Lower slopes | 90 cm |
| Upper slopes | 280 cm |
| Pistes | | Piste state | Excellent |
| Runs to resort | Good |
| Off piste snow | Varied |
| Comments | Great conditions - wax up your skis! |
| Lifts open | 78 |
| Lifts total | 78 |
Snow Overview - Italy (snow news updated 07-Mar-2014)
Many of our Italian resorts enjoyed more heavy snow this week before perfect blue skies returned on Thursday 6th March.
The heaviest snowfall came in the Milky Way area. Sauze d’Oulx (140/180cm), Cesana Torinese (140/180cm) and Sestriere (140/180cm) all enjoyed half a metre of fresh snow on Tuesday 4th March.
There was also powder skiing on offer in Cervinia (120/340cm) after 24cm of powder fell on Tuesday. There was also good snowfall in the Dolomites where Arabba (211/315cm) had 30cm of new snow.
Half a metre of new snow also hit Alagna (248/381cm) on Tuesday before warm, sunny weather returned to all our featured resorts on Thursday, providing excellent visibility and great skiing.
European Weather Outlook
Very little snow is expected to fall in Europe over the next week as spring conditions take over. No resorts in France, Switzerland and Austria have snow in the forecast with constant sun predicted next week.
Temperatures at resorts like Alpe d’Huez in France will reach around 4C and some lower resorts could experience slushy conditions on their resort-level pistes. It is a similar story in Switzerland with no snow forecast and temperatures of up to 8C coming to Wengen.
Italian and Austrian resorts will also experience warm and sunny weather over the next nine days but some snow is expected in Bulgaria. 25cm of new snow could fall in Borovets next week.