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Connections between resorts and slopes - Skirama region
Last Post 20 Sep 2009 03:25 PM by SkiMaster. 1 Replies.
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We are going to ski in Skirama region in December. We found a lot of resorts in this region, could you please advice about connections between resorts also connections between slopes. Is it possible, for egz., living in Peijo to go to ski in Madonna by public
transport, how long it takes? Or is it necessary to have car for skiing in all Skirama region ?
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Hi

The Pejo ski area is well connected via ski bus  "NeveBUs" with Folgarida-Marilleva and Madonna di Campiglio. All of these areas are part of the Skirama Dolomiti Adamello Brenta system. If you are thinking about visiting other resorts like Ponte di Legno and Paganella there are connections however they do not run everyday.

 

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