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Here are some tips on where to go skiing this weekend.
Thursday 13 February 2020 3 minutes reading time
TRENTINO ALTO ADIGE
Sunny weekend in Trentino - Alto Adige. In Trentino we recommend going skiing in Pejo, in the Val di Sole, a plastic free ski area. Here you can combine your days on skis with a few moments of well-being at the Terme di Pejo with swimming pools, fitness, massages, beauty treatments and specific treatments including inhalation and drops.
In South Tyrol we suggest a stop in Rio Pusteria which has 55 km of ski slopes of all levels. Here on Saturday 15 the Happy Family Festival will be held with the Knight and the mascot Gimmy who will keep the children company. There will also be a corner of face painting where children can give vent to their creativity.
PIEDMONT
Good weather also in Piedmont where we offer a sciara in the Riserva Bianca ski area (Limone Piemonte) with 80 km of ski slopes served by 17 ski lifts. The location also offers various itineraries for off-piste skiing lovers. Alpetta, Pancani, Colle di Tenda are the culmination of the ski resort, a direct access point for many off-piste skiing, or as an alternative starting point for short excursions with seal skins.
VENETO
Sunny weekend in Veneto. We recommend going for two bends in the Val di Zoldo ski area where the Ice Village is present, a playground for children with inflatables, slides, trampolines, but also a school camp where you can take your first steps on skis. And for those who love snowshoes, on Sunday 16 there is a walk on a 7 km route that starts from Pralongo and reaches up to Casera Al Pian.
FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA
Sunny weekend also in Friuli Venezia Giulia. We suggest going skiing in Sappada where on Sunday 16th, the farmers' Sunday, you can attend the Carnival and the peasant representation of the past. There will also be the Rollà te, a wooden mask typical of Sappada, who will parade along the streets of the town.
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