Pilat Diretissima at Seiser Alm

Advanced · 589 m long with 118 m of vertical, averaging 11° and — at its steepest, facing N.

Snow and sun

Pilat Diretissima is poleward-facing: least winter sun, holds cold powder longest, can stay firm or icy.

Grooming: classic.

How to get to Pilat Diretissima

Lifts that reach the top: Mont Sëuc, St. Ulrich - Seiser Alm, Ortisei - Alpe di Siusi (skiing intermediate terrain to get there); Zur Sonne - Al Sole, Zur Sonne, Al Sole (skiing intermediate terrain to get there); Mezdì (skiing intermediate terrain to get there); Ludy (skiing intermediate terrain to get there); Leo Demetz (skiing intermediate terrain to get there); Monte Piz (skiing intermediate terrain to get there).

From the base area (about 63 minutes, advanced skiing needed):

1. Ride Seiseralmbahn, Alpe di Siusi Cable Car, Cabinovia Alpe di Siusi
2. Ski Eurotel 1 (easy)
3. Ski Panorama 14 (easy)
4. Ride Panorama
5. Ski Panorama - Paradiso (easy)
6. Ski Laurin - Paradiso (easy)
7. Ski Paradiso - Bamby (easy)
8. Ski Bamby (intermediate)
9. Ride Bamby
10. Ski Bamby - Steger Dellai (intermediate)
11. Ski Steger (intermediate)
12. Ride Monte Piz
13. Ski Monte Piz (intermediate)
14. Ski Monte Piz - Icaro - Leo Demetz (easy)
15. Ski Sanon 1 (intermediate)
16. Hike unnamed hike path
17. Ski Leo Demetz - Mezdí (easy)
18. Ride Mezdì
19. Ski Mezdí (intermediate)
20. Ski Mezdì - Cabinovia Ortisei, Mezdì - Seilbahn St.Ulrich (easy)
21. Ski Pilat (intermediate)
22. Ski Pilat Diretissima (advanced)

Where it ends

Joins Pilat, Pilat Direttissima. Nearest lifts from the bottom: Mont Sëuc, St. Ulrich - Seiser Alm, Ortisei - Alpe di Siusi (4 min), Furdenan (5 min).