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Selva di val Gardena

Selva Di Val Gardena is a picturesque but lively village with something for everyone. Lift-linked to the Sella Ronda, the local skiing is some of the most exciting in the region, with famous runs including Ciampinoi, Dantercepies and Piz Sella. Contact … Selva di val Gardena

San Martino di Castrozza

Part of the Dolomiti Superski area, San Martino is on the eastern edge of the Trentino Dolomites. The San Martino di Castrozza area has developed into three separate areas (two of which are linked). The charm of the resort is given by the spectacular Dolomite range… San Martino di Castrozza

Alta Pusteria

1140 - 2205 South Tyrol - Dolomites - Italy Come to the winter sports paradise of the Dolomites- one of the sporting world's best kept secrets. By Low Cost Transfer from Venezia and Treviso it is reachable for only € 29 (two way ticket). Take your fill of sun and snow and live life to the full. You have it all - there are the most modern installations to carry you to the top, the best prepared slopes and mountains as far as the eye can see. The Alta Pusteria skiing area unfolds with its 7 ski resorts, 41 lift facilities and impressive 55 km of slopes. The skiing area of the Hochpustertal extends around the 5 main villages of Sexten, Innichen, Toblach, Niederdorf and Pragser Tal. There are hardly ever queues for lifts, no crowds on the slopes, gentle slopes for families and also downhills and ski touring for the professionals. The winter season lasts from 01.12.2007 to 30.03.2008
Distance:  The Hochpustertal is situated on the sunny south side of the Alpine range, easy to reach because of their central location in the heart of Europe and their vicinity to the main European routes
Features
  • 27 lifts
  • 53 km of pistes
  • 8 % difficult ski runs
  • 66 & ski runs of medium difficulty
  • 26 % easy ski runs
  • Possibility to make artificial snow on 85 % of the pistes
  • 7 ski areas
  • Winter seasaon from beginning of December to Eastern
  • 1 skipass for all the 27 lifts
  • One of 12 partners of Dolomiti Superski
  • 2 toboggan-run where you can arrive by lift
  • 200 km of cross country tracks
Getting There

Venezia/Marco Polo (ca. 190 km) www.veniceairport.it

Treviso/S. Angelo (ca. 180 km) www.trevisoairport.it

  • By Car: 
    Low cost flights with Ryanair to the airports: Venezia/Marco Polo (ca. 190 km) www.veniceairport.it Treviso/S. Angelo (ca. 180 km) www.trevisoairport.it

  • By Train: 
    From the South you go to Milano - Bozen - Franzensfeste (change) then with local-trains to Innichen. From Venice to Calalzo (Cadore) and then you have to take the buses to Cortina (change) to Innichen. Italian Railway www.ferroviedellostato.it Austrian Railway www.oebb.at German Railway www.bahn.de

  • By Bus: 
    Use the year-round bus transfers from Northern Italian airports served by low-cost carriers to South Tyrol from as little as 17 euro one way.

    Low Cost Transfer
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Madonna di Campiglio

Set in the Trentino Brenta Dolomites and part of the Skirama Adamello Brenta ski circuit, Madonna di Campiglio is a chic resort with easy and intermediate slopes that attracts an affluent, almost exclusively Italian clientele. A favourite with the Ferrari team (one of… Madonna di Campiglio
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