Tourism2019/20 season opening
From November 22nd we go back to skiing in many Italian ski resorts.
Wednesday 20 November 2019 3 minutes reading time
Thanks to the abundant snowfalls of the last few days, several ski resorts will open the facilities this weekend and will inaugurate the new winter season prematurely.
Let's see which are the main ski resorts where you can ski from this weekend.
Opening November 22nd
Faloria: all the lifts and all the slopes will be open.
Prato Nevoso: with the approaching opening date, it will be decided which facilities and which slopes to open.
Artesina: the Costabella carpet, the Colletto chairlift, the Castellino chairlift and the double Turra ski lift will operate with almost all the slopes open.
Openings November 23rd:
Aprica: the upper part of Magnolta, Palabione and Baradello will be open.
Monterosa ski: the operators of the slopes are working to allow the opening of plants and slopes of the ridge that unites Frachey, Gressoney and Alagna, thus offering connections between the valleys of Ayas, Gressoney and Valsesia.
Arabba: the two red "Campolongo" and "Rutort" runways and the four-seat chairlift with automatic coupling from the Campolongo Pass to the Bec de Roces will be open.
Valtourmenche: with the opening date approaching, it will be decided which facilities and which slopes to open.
San Martino di Castrozza: the Rododendro chairlift, the Conca chairlift and the Baby chairlift will be open on the Alpe Tognola.
Santa Caterina Valfurva: The station will open if the snow and weather conditions are open and if the provincial road 29 is reopened.
Alpe Cimbra ski area: the Trugalait, Cargaore, Plaut, Pioverna, Termental, Plaut ski lift and the Coston, Tre Sassi and Val delle Lanze chairlifts will be open.
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