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Go skiing by train without having to marry with the machine, it is a major convenience for those who want to go on a skiing holiday, especially if it is the period of bad weather and heavy snow. Let's find out then what are the ski resorts served by a railway station, some of them in the vicinity of the ski slopes.
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Battery: with the Torino-Milano / Chivasso-Aosta line is reached before the Aosta-Pila that takes you on the ski slopes in just 16 minutes at 1800 meters high.
Bardonecchia is served by the international line Paris (Gare de Lyon) Milan (Porta Garibaldi station).
Limone Piemonte: the country is easily accessible thanks to the Turin-Cuneo-Ventimiglia (Nice).
Tarvisio is reached coming from Austria with the line Vienna - Tarvisio.
Val di Sole: the Dolomiti Express train running from Trento, in a little over an hour we reach the Daolasa Train Station where you can catch a cable car that in 12 minutes takes skiers to 2000 meters high and the heart of the skiing carousel Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta Val di Sole Val Rendena.
Brunico (Kronplatz): it takes about 40 minute journey departing from the Fort station.
Perca (Kronplatz): you can get there by train Pustertal Ski Express which stops at the Ried cable car with which you climb on top of Plan de Corones.
Valdaora (Kronplatz): you can be reached by train Pustertal Ski Express.
Helm (Three Peaks Dolomites): Always accessible by train Pustertal Ski Express
Plose (Brixen): The area is easily accessible by train, which stops in Bressanone.
Zermatt ski resort in Switzerland where only and exclusively you arrive by train. Here the cars are not allowed.
St Moritz: can be reached in the Swiss resort with the trains of the Rhaetian Railway (RhB) along the route Chur Tiefencastel, Engadine.
TRENORD THE SNOWS OF LOMBARDY (train + bus + ski pass)
Trenord with creating the first integrated project train + shuttle + ski pass to go skiing, no cars, so comfortable and sustainable.
The offers include travel and ski pass, for one or two days of skiing in Valtellina, Aprica or in Valmalenco, and in Valcamonica in Montecampione, with additional discounts on equipment rentals, dining and accommodation. By train package from all of Lombardy + shuttle + ski pass will save up to 25% for a day and up to 36% for two.
The stations of Tresenda-Aprica-Teglio and Sondrio, shuttle buses, dedicated and included in the price, then carry out the round-trip service respectively for Aprica and Valmalenco.
Trains Valmalenco Snow: The offer, in collaboration with the Tourist Sondrio and Valmalenco, including the trip to / r by train from all over Lombardy to the Sondrio station, the shuttle bus to the ski area Valmalenco Ski Area and Alpe Palu and ski pass . Also included discounts on ski rental and equipment, dining options and, if provided for in the itinerary chosen accommodation. The cost is 43 euro for one day and 68 € for two days.
NeveAprica of trains: Trenord offers special tickets for one or two days on skis in Aprica, in collaboration with the Consortium Media Valtellina and Sita plants - Aprica ski pass. Tickets can be purchased online, include the / f trip by train from all over Lombardy up to Tresenda-Aprica-Teglio station, the shuttle bus to the ski area, the ski pass for the area of ​​Aprica and discounts on ski rental and equipment, dining, accommodation. The cost is 43 euro for one day and 68 € for two days.
Trains Montecampione Snow: Thanks to an agreement with Montecampione Ski area, Trenord also offers special tickets for a day or four hours of skiing in Montecampione. The tickets, which will be purchased online, provide for the trip to / r from all over Lombardy Piancamuno, the shuttle to the ski area, ski passes and discounts on ski rental and equipment, starting from 28 €.
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