Skiing and Snow Tips in Italy
Some of the finest courses in all of Italy can be found in Vialattea. The Vialattea region in the Italian Alps is more commonly referred to as the Milky Way Ski Circuits by not just the locals, but also by some of the top skiers in the world. This particular region is where the 2006 Winter Olympics took place and
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You will find the very popular Aosta Valley skiing destination snuggled within the Italian Alps. It is here where many of the finest ski slopes can be found. There are more than 753 kilometres of slopes in the region. Each and every single slope within the region is accessible with modern lifts and is continuously groomed using the latest in
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Situated within the Dolomiti Superski Area, the Tre Valli ski region offers more than one hundred kilometres of trails and slopes spread out across three distinct parts of the region. There are twenty-seven ski lifts located throughout the Tre Valli region that take you to the various runs that can be found ranging from 1,100 meters to 2,500 meters above
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The popular San Martino di Castrozza ski area is just one part of the well-known Dolomiti Superski carousel that includes 11 other ski destinations it the region. There are countless runs located throughout the ski area which is accessible via a free shuttle program which takes skiers from their hotels to the various lift facilities located throughout the area. There
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When it comes to hitting the slopes this winter, there are countless locations all throughout Italy to choose from. But none of them can compare to skiing in Abruzzo where you can view the sea as you make your way down hundreds of kilometres of slopes designed for people of all different skill levels. There are a number of popular
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