For those just starting on their ski journey, Santa Cristina offers limited but quality options. The nursery area around Plan da Tieja drag lift and the Monte Pana chairlift are great spots for newbies. Most beginner slopes are closer to Selva, and Plan de Gralba has some gentle blues perfect for those looking to move to the next level.

Intermediate skiers will find a lot to love here. Take the Dantercepies gondola and be greeted by long, undulating reds that take you back to Selva. The 10.5 km La Longia run is a treat, being the longest in the Dolomites. The network of blues and reds around Plan de Gralba usually boasts excellent conditions.

While not a mecca for experts, Santa Cristina does offer some challenges. The long reds from Dantercepies will keep you occupied, but the real gem is the Val Gardena World Cup piste, the Saslong. It's open to the public most of the time and is kept in top-notch condition.

St. Christina offers a unique snowboarding experience with its well-groomed slopes and snow parks. The resort's Piz Sella Snowpark is a haven for freestylers, featuring a variety of jumps, boxes, and rails for all skill levels. Additionally, the resort's wide, open pistes and off-piste opportunities provide ample space for snowboarders to carve their own path and enjoy the thrill of the ride.

St. Christina offers a thrilling off-piste experience for freeriders, with its steep and challenging terrains. The Piz Sella area is particularly popular, offering deep powder and untouched snow, perfect for those seeking an adrenaline rush. Additionally, the resort's high altitude ensures excellent snow conditions throughout the season, making it a haven for off-piste enthusiasts.

The resort is small but offers a lot for families. With the Dolomiti Superski at your doorstep, kids have ample options to learn and grow on the slopes. Non-skiing activities are also diverse, from snowshoe walks and fat biking tours to an array of winter sports like heli-skiing and ice climbing.

The nightlife here leans towards the quieter side, perfect for sipping an aperitivo in a cozy hotel bar. If you're craving more action, a night bus to Selva opens up livelier possibilities, including venues like Goalies and its excellent value-for-money drinks.

The resort is small but offers a lot for families. With the Dolomiti Superski at your doorstep, kids have ample options to learn and grow on the slopes. Non-skiing activities are also diverse, from snowshoe walks and fat biking tours to an array of winter sports like heli-skiing and ice climbing.