PiedmontOPENING SYSTEMS
After the close of last season, Lurisia, the small ski resort of Piedmont, is ready to reopen. implants. The announcement was the Lurisia Gs Pigna, the new company that has taken over the station, on his facebook page.
Friday 23 December 2016 1 minutes reading time
Last year, the plant had been closed due to the failure of the Gondola lifts Lurisia srl, owner of the plant, which had outsourced the consortium to New Wind srl.
The Lurisia station has 40 km of ski runs served by four lifts (Margherita, Pineta, Birch and Genzianella), a treadmill and a cable car that leads to Baita Monte Pigna.
It has not yet been made official the opening date, but it should be a few days since it fell 50 cm of fresh snow at high altitude.
To stay up to date on the slopes and lifts that will open you can see the new Lurisia Gs Pigna site.
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