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Harald Wisthaler www.wisthaler
Almost all the Dolomiti Superski slopes are open, the Sellaronda is also open in both directions.
Friday 6 December 2019 2 minutes reading time
From Saturday 7 December, 900 km of slopes and 354 ski lifts of the world's largest ski carousel, the Dolomiti Superski, will be open.
The Sellaronda is already open in both directions, as well as a large number of tracks and lifts all over the territory.
The operators of the sector, thanks to the cold temperatures both at night and during the day, have managed to integrate with snow planned as already given to us by nature in mid-November, creating optimal conditions on the slopes for a start to the season to be framed.
Also this year, the start of the season is full of news in the Dolomiti Superski carousel, like 10 new ski lifts after the affiliated companies have replaced or renovated the ski lifts in their respective areas. In addition to the 10 new plants there are also 3 new runs and variants, which enrich the already vast offer of Dolomiti Superski
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