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where to ski - advanced skiers
Last Post 14 May 2009 05:43 PM by Dolomity_Tour. 3 Replies.
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bridgek
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22 Jan 2009 07:59 AM  

where to ski in dolomites for advanced skiers

Ski_Master
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23 Jan 2009 02:51 AM  

The best for advanced skiers in Dolomites is Sellaronda.
This would give you access to the biggest ski carousel in Dolomites and access to famous slopes of val Gardena, Arabba etc.

It is a loop that runs either clockwise or counter clockwise around the massif of the Sella mountain range.

The sella Ronda covers 4 passes:
- Gardena Pass
- Sella Pass
- Pordoi Pass
- Campolongo Pass

4 Ladin valleys
- Alta Badia
- Val Gardena
- Val di Fassa
- Livinallongo

3 provinces
- Bolzano
- Trento e Belluno
 

Towns/villages with direct access are: Campitello, Canazei, Arabba, Val Gardena, Corvara, Alta Badia

Another interesting ski area is Marmolda glacier, you can access it from malga Ciapella or Alba di Canazei.

From Alba you can get to Sellaronda as well via Canazei (free ski bus).

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23 Jan 2009 02:53 AM  

 

If you will have a car with you I would consider Val di Fassa, from here you can ski in Obereggen, Tre Valli, Sellaronda, Marmolada, Val di Fiemme all within 40 minutes drive.

 

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14 May 2009 05:43 PM  

 

I would suggest Ponte di Legno which is connected to Tonale and Presena glacier.

Ponte di Legno has fantastic slopes for experts and not faint hearted, you can free ride, heli ski etc

From Ponte di Legno you can take a ski lift to Tonale and from there follow on to Presena glacier. Coming down it is around 12 km - what a ride.

It is good as well if you go with other people if they are just starting as Tonale is fantastic for beginners.

 

 

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