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Here are some tips on where to go skiing this weekend.
Thursday 16 January 2020 3 minutes reading time
VENETO
Cloudy weekend with possible snow. We suggest going skiing in Falcade, a town in the San Pellegrino- Alpe Lusia ski area, with over 60 km of ski slopes, but above all an important station for cross-country skiers.
VALLE D'AOSTA
Weekend with sun on Saturday and snow on Sunday. We offer skiing in Valtournenche where you can also practice ski mountaineering and where there is also a 124m long snow tubing track.
LOMBARDY
In Lombardy there is a weekend with sun on Saturday and cloudy on Sunday. We suggest a weekend at Piani di Bobbio, a small ski area in Valsassina, ideal for those who want to learn to ski and where there is an area dedicated to bobs and sledges.
PIEDMONT
Weekend with a sunny day and a day with possible snow. We recommend skiing in Sestriere where this weekend you can attend the two women's ski World Cup races, the giant slalom and the giant parallel.
TRENTINO ALTO ADIGE
In Trentino Alto Adige a sunny day is expected a cloudy day. In Trentino we recommend a stop, especially for early risers, in Folgaria where you can participate in the Trentino Ski Sunrise event and be the first to leave a trace on the slopes at seven in the morning.
In South Tyrol we suggest making two turns in the Speikboden area. Here, after a day on the skis, you can enjoy an aperitif in the gondola lift in front of a breathtaking scenery.
FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA
Weekend with possible snowfall on Saturday. We propose to make two turns in Forni di Sopra where you can combine a day on skis with an excursion with snowshoes through the woods together with expert guides.
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