Col Raiser

Quick to get on, with spacious and comfy cable cars which have stunning views. At the top there are incredible views, and two nice restaurants. There are lots of hikes to do which go from the top of here, and lots of shady trees to rest under. Would love to come back here.

Great way to see Seceda whilst throwing in a hike aswell.

Not too many tourists at the bottom but plenty at the summit.

Great view from the restaurant at the top of the chair list sassolongo and other dolomite peaks

Cable car takes you quickly to Col Raiser, from where after an approximately 30 minutes walk you can take another lift to Seceda, but it costs 13€ extra, if you don’t have a multiple day pass.
Up you have a really nice restaurant and amazing views.
Pro tip: you can buy tickets online for the Col Raiser cable care and skip the line which can be quite long in the morning.

A beautiful journey up the cable car, worth the price of €28 each return to go up. The whole view was stunning!
We did the walking track up to Seceda ridgeline and all together took about 3 hours there and back.
It was so stunning!

Fast entry, reasonable prices, nice stuff that helped my grandmother entering and leaving the car.
The view from up there is amazing, there a many hiking trips you can go on and there are enough locations for food and drinks as well.

Incredibly beautiful track, like walking inside Photoshop album... The ride cost 15Euro one way or 23 both. The walking track is moderately hard for anybody and worth from end to end, worth to take it slowly to enjoy the incredible landscape

Visit at summer. Beautiful views. No waiting time at all.

An efficient cable car to the summit from which there is a most spectacular view of the valley. The cable car ride takes about 14 minutes, the carriages are standard and the staff gave good service. At the summit there are stunned possible hiking trails, two restaurants where you can order food and drink and a souvenir shop. The toilets at the entrance were clean. You have to pay for parking in the nearby parking lot

Very nice trip. We went for the walk (15€ for a ticket was a little bit too much).
ADVICE
Take the "longer" route on the second fork to the right, it's not so steady and way more beautiful to walk. It takes about 1h 45min.
The trip was beautiful, a little bit exhausting but definitely worth a try also for family with kids. The "short" nearly only contains steady steps and is no option for elderly or family with (smaller) kids. Take the long one! Good shoes are recommended, don't make the mistake to use ordinary sport shoes. They won't give you the feeding needed!
In total (round, long one up and short one down) its about 4h to walk. The view from up the mountain is beautiful with facing the start of the dolomits. The personnel everyvere speaks English, German and Italien fluently.
Take your time and enjoy the nice route!

The sunny side! Beautiful skiing, pistes are groomed perfectly every evening/night

We were fortunate to have been there the second day they've given the green light to the cable cars around the nation.
It was the middle of May, but the top station was basically covered by snow. Only two rifugi were open, but i'm guessing they will be opening the rest soon. The paths to most of the other rifugi and baite are marked, you just need a pair of good boots.
There is enough space for parking, and you can also use the toilets with your parking tickets. During Covid times only four people are allowed in the gondolas as long as they are wearing masks. We were fine with simple surgical masks, but people were really keen on using FFP2 masks in South Tyrol. So, I wouldn't be surprised if they imposed this for when people start flocking in for the summer season.

The ride takes about 15 minutes, it costs 16 Euros one-way or 23 Euros two-way. The ride was smooth and pleasant. The parking costs 5 Euros per day.

Sun Sun Sun! Fun Fun Fun! La Longgia Run is absolutely fantastic! Combination of red and blue pistes. Do it in the morning. But DO IT!

Amazing hotel, amazing food and the staff are very helpful. The skiing is great because you will always be first on the piste. Already booked for next year

Just one of the many mountain gondolas in the area that take you up to access the walking pastures and the breath taking views of the Sassolungo and Monte Pana across the valley. At the top of the Col Raiser the restaurant hut and grounds set you up for your walk or just to sit and take in the fantastic scenery. Walking up to the Seceda is steep but there's another hut or two on the way to rest. The provision and standard of the huts in and around Selva Val Gardena is second to none and sets the bar for other mountain areas.

Great way to go up! Parking was easy. At the top very nice views and wonderful places to eat!

5 star experience. We really loved it. The trip is 21 euros round trip and takes around 10ish-15ish minutes to get to the top. At the top there are many hiking routes to get around. The hike is breathtaking. I wouldn’t say it’s an easy hike though. Quite a few spots where it’s a bit steep. We hiked around 5 hours with a lot of stops to take pictures or eat a snack to see the peak of seceda and surrounding mountains.

A nice hike along the UNESCO site, well maintained path. We hiked along a 10 km trail and got really nice views.

It is definitely a jaw dropping place to hike. I went there in the beginning of Autumn and was really a great experience.

Amazing place among the Dolomites. Park Odle Puez. Superb terrace with the super view in front of You. Good foos and drinks. Just one problem. If you stop there you hardly restart sking in the afternoon. 😉The dolce vita will be your mood