Discover Ski-In, Ski-Out Dining in the Dolomites

Ski-in, ski-out in the Dolomites overview

The Alpe di Siusi, where COMO Alpina Dolomites is located, is part of the Dolomiti Superski region — one of the most extensive interconnected ski areas in the world. It’s also home to a unique and much-loved culture of on-mountain restaurants known as ‘huts’ or ‘rifugi’ — cosy ski-in, ski-out places to warm up with some hearty Tyrolean cuisine and alpine hospitality. We’ve narrowed the on-slope dining options to a few standout favourites ranging from the rustic to the sophisticated.

Top points from the source

• We asked our mountain guides for the best places to stop for lunch, whether you’re ski touring, snow-shoeing or taking a horse-drawn carriage ride.
• The Alpe di Siusi, where COMO Alpina Dolomites is located, is part of the Dolomiti Superski region — one of the most extensive interconnected ski areas in the world.
• It’s also home to a unique and much-loved culture of on-mountain restaurants known as ‘huts’ or ‘rifugi’ — cosy ski-in, ski-out places to warm up with some hearty Tyrolean cuisine and alpine hospitality.
• We’ve narrowed the on-slope dining options to a few standout favourites ranging from the rustic to the sophisticated.
• The family-run Baita Rauch on the Alpe di Siusi has special views over Sasso Lungo and Sasso Piatto mountains.
• The cuisine is typical South Tyrolean, featuring regional dishes such as polenta, speck and dumplings, and there’s a good, well-priced wine list.
• Curona Hut is located on Seceda, the highest peak in the Val Gardena region.
• It’s brimming with traditional charm — tiny, unfussy and with simply carved wooden interiors.
• The food is authentic and hyper-local, with meat (including T-bone steaks) served from the family’s own farm.
• The hot chocolate is a staple winter warmer, especially if you ask for added rum.

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