The Tirler sits at 1,752 metres, in the heart of the Alpe di Siusi in winter. Step outside the hotel and you are straight into the snow – on skis, on foot or on cross-country skis.
Ski slopes, winter hiking trails and cross-country tracks lead through the landscape around the Tirler. After a day outside, you return to the hotel – to warmth, stillness and regeneration.
Hannes knows the Alpe di Siusi in every detail, even in winter. On skis and on winter hikes, he takes our guests to open slopes, quiet trails and special places away from the usual routes.
Guided outings with Hannes are included during your stay. Each outing is chosen according to the weather, snow conditions and the experience of the guests.
Skiing. Winter hiking. Cross-country skiing. And everything in between.
As a ski-in/ski-out hotel, the Tirler puts you straight onto the snow. The Alpe di Siusi offers 62 kilometres of slopes, with broad runs and open views across the Dolomites. Together with Val Gardena, it forms a ski area with 181 kilometres of slopes and 79 lifts.
Guided ski outings with Hannes are included during your stay. He knows the Alpe di Siusi in every detail and takes our guests to best runs, quieter slopes and special viewpoints – always adapting the day to the conditions, pace and skiing ability of the group.
For those who want to explore further into the Dolomites, Dolomiti Superski opens up 1,200 kilometres of slopes.
The Alpe di Siusi offers 80 kilometres of cross-country trails at an altitude of between 1,800 and 2,200 metres, prepared for both classic and skating techniques.
The trails cross the open plateau on natural snow, with views of the Langkofel, Plattkofel and Schlern. Some reach quieter parts of the Alpe di Siusi that can only be accessed on cross-country skis in winter.
From gentle trails for beginners to more demanding routes for experienced skiers, cross-country skiing offers a quiet, rhythmic way to move through the winter landscape.
The Alpe di Siusi offers 60 kilometres of groomed winter hiking trails through snow-covered forests and across the open plateau, with views of the Langkofel, Plattkofel, Schlern and Rosengarten.
Guided winter hikes with Hannes are included during your stay. He knows the quieter trails and special places around the Tirler and chooses each route according to the weather, snow conditions and the pace of the guests.
It is a quiet, immediate way to experience the Alpe di Siusi step by step – quietly, close to the landscape and with someone who knows it in every detail.
The snow-covered landscape of the Alpe di Siusi can also be explored on snowshoes. All groomed winter hiking trails on the Alpe di Siusi can also be used for snowshoeing – across open Alpine pastures, through snow-covered forests and into the vastness of the winter landscape.
Around the Tirler, different routes lead out into the snow. Depending on the weather, snow conditions and chosen route, the experience ranges from gentle walks across the plateau to more demanding outings in winter terrain.
Snowshoeing offers a particularly immediate way to experience the Alpe di Siusi in winter – step by step, in stillness and surrounded by the landscape.
The Dolomites offer numerous possibilities for demanding ski tours – climbing under your own power, with wide mountain views and descents through the winter landscape.
We will be happy to arrange an experienced mountain guide and the appropriate equipment for you. Together, you can choose a tour suited to the current conditions, your experience and individual ability.
After a day in the winter mountains, you return to the Tirler – to warmth, stillness and regeneration.
Several toboggan runs lead through the winter landscape of the Alpe di Siusi, including the runs at Puflatsch and Zallinger. Depending on the route, the ascent is on foot or by lift, followed by the ride back down on a toboggan.
Toboggans are available for our guests directly at the Tirler. It makes it easy to add a spontaneous run to a winter day – together and right here on the Alpe di Siusi.
Whether after a winter hike or as an experience of its own, tobogganing brings a playful side to a day outside in the snow.
From a horse-drawn sleigh, winter reveals its quieter side. Wrapped in warm blankets, the sleigh carries you across the snow-covered plateau with views of the Langkofel, Plattkofel and Schlern.
The horse-drawn sleighs depart from Compatsch, just a few metres from the top station of the Alpe di Siusi cable car. The duration and destination are arranged directly with the driver; rides all the way to the Tirler are also possible.
To the rhythm of the horses, the journey leads through the open winter landscape – a quiet way to experience the Alpe di Siusi.
Whether you are making your first turns or looking to refine your technique, professional ski schools on the Alpe di Siusi offer lessons for different ages and ability levels. The broad, predominantly easy slopes provide particularly good conditions for learning.
Group courses and private lessons are available, allowing instruction to be adapted to experience, pace and individual goals. The ski schools are based in Compatsch, directly within the ski area.
Beginners can build confidence from their first turns, while more experienced skiers can work specifically on refining their technique.
