Alpe di Cermis, at Cavalese, has one of the longest pistes in the whole of the Alps, the famous Olimpia over 7 km long with a vertical drop of 1400 metres. Cross-country enthusiasts have the choice of 150 kilometres of trails and two ultramodern cross-country centres, one on Passo Lavazé-Oclini (at an altitude between 1600-2150 m) skiable until March-April, the other at Lago di Tesero (floodlit at night) that enticed 2 World Championships to this resort in the past and will host them for the third time in 2013. In Gardoné, at 1650 metres, children can enjoy, in complete safety, a unique attraction in the Dolomites: the Alpine Coaster, a breathtaking slide of 750 metres, with bends and jumps, in the stupendous snow-covered amphitheatre of the Latemar. Guests staying in a family-friendly hotel will find an infinite variety of services for parents and children: play areas with toys, drawing kits and storybooks, afternoon snacks, baby-sitter services and flexible hours in the restaurant. |