Tourism2019/20 season opening
Angelo Bonorino
This weekend will open 137 lifts and 342 km of slopes in the largest ski carousel in the world, the Dolomiti Superski.
Thursday 28 November 2019 3 minutes reading time
Saturday 30 November will officially kick off the winter season in the Dolomiti Superski ski areas, the largest ski carousel in the world.
Thanks to the abundant snowfalls of mid-November, 137 facilities and 342 km of perfectly prepared slopes will be opened in 11 of the 12 Dolomiti Superski ski areas. The Sellaronda will open on December 5, although as early as November 30 it will be viable for just over half in both directions.
For this start of the season, Dolomiti Superski offers the special offer "Dolomiti Super Première 2019": for those who book a holiday of at least 4 days, a day's stay plus ski passes will be free and there are also reductions for ski courses and for equipment rental. The offer is even more advantageous if we consider that in this period the hotels offer low season prices. The offer is valid from November 30th to December 21st 2019 at the participating establishments in the open Dolomiti Superski areas. The last day valid for the purchase of the ski pass is December 18, the last day of validity for the ski pass in this promotion is December 21, 2019.
Between 1 and 3 December 2019, the Plan de Gralba slopes in Val Gardena will host 8 FIS races in the youth categories. Even before opening to the public, there will be 2 free descents for men and women and as many SuperG competitions. In other words, perfect tracks for tomorrow's champions, who traditionally open the season on the slopes of Sassolungo, this year already covered with snow since early November
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