After passing the gondola base station and crossing the road onto the bunny slopes there's the Squirrel Bar where you can celebrate your survival. So now have a feel for the immediate skiing in the Selva Valley, and it's not a big or challenging area. By the way, if you get a big dump there's a chair up to the right from the Seceda base which gives you great off-piste powder trails back to Selva. From the top of Seceda you turn right and stay at the top of the cliff edge until you see a mountain road which cuts back across the cliff face. But the lower section offers a fast and narrow road that winds down through narrow valleys and passes a great little restaurant bar which is a mandatory stop.
Nobody just passes by.
Blankets are provided for the al fresco tables and no matter whenever you arrive most of the other patrons look incapable of standing up, let alone skiing, which is the only way down from here. A good day trip to Corvara in advance of either of these more major expeditions will help you work out the fastest route for the transit trips. At the top station make sure you're buttoned up tight as you'll be dropping down long cruising runs for a good 30 or 40 minutes in shaded valleys to Corvara. Body heat will disappate rapidly. Checkout how to access the smaller valley of Colfasco on your left for the trip back.