Covered with a thick layer of snow, the lapel of the boot of the Italian boot is a recognized paradise for the alpine skiing adepts, with an enviable consistency and perseverance flocking here from all over the world..Although the ski resorts of Italy are not cheap, they offer a lot of advantages and pleasant surprises to the forked ones - from licked routes of different complexity and developed infrastructure to cute subtleties such as dog sled trips, carnivals and outdoor thermal spas overlooking the snow-capped peaks of the Alps.."White" resorts in Italy are hardly more than historical sights, and in this abundance it's time to get lost not only to beginners, but also to skiers with experience..So, where to go and what to expect from the Italian ski resorts?
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In Italy, six major ski regions. In order of decreasing ski activity and simultaneously moving from east to west it is: Dolomite Alps, Dolomiti di Brenta, Alta Valtellina, Val d'Aosta, Val di Susa and Trento.
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Dolomite Alps
The largest, most populous and popular ski region in Italy. About 15 valleys and more than 1,500 kilometers of trails of any complexity - from the "blue" for a leisurely walk along the gentle slopes to the murderous "black". You can relax in cozy alpine villages, generously scattered on the slopes. The Dolomites are the focus of everything and in one place - it's only a matter of choosing what is close to you.
The main resorts of the region are Val di Fassa, Val di Fiemme, Arabba, Marmolada, Val Gardena, Kronplatz, Solda, Cortina d'Ampezzo, San Martino di Castrozza, Sappada, Alta Badia, Alta- Pusteria, Valle Isarco, Tre Valee, Civetta.
Dolomiti di Brenta
260 km of various routes and no less diverse atmosphere - from the glamor chic and pomposity to fun in the spirit of "freedom, equality, brotherhood." Among the entertainments besides skis are top discos with famous names behind the turntable, a large-scale medieval carnival and sledging, harnessed by local bugs and bobics. We add proximity to the city of arts of Verona and the opportunity to visit the most beautiful Bolzano and Trento.
The main resorts of the region are: Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Val di Sole, Passo Tonale, Andalo.
Alta-Valtellin
For the most part it is aimed at professional athletes and those who are eager to become semi-professionals. Because of this narrow focus, prices are noticeably lower here than in the two regions mentioned above, but on the local resorts you can easily find uncomplicated trails. Alta-Valtellina - the ideal place to combine entertainment cold and hot - in the resort of Bormio is one of the best in the Italian Alps thermal centers.
The main resorts of the region are Bormio, Santa Caterina, Valdidentro, Livigno, Aprica, Madesimo.
Val d'Aosta
The most expensive ski area in Italy and the corresponding level of service of the highest class: supermodern hotels and lodges with an ideal inconspicuous service and a developed system of out-of-court entertainment - cafes, restaurants, bars and discos. This is simultaneously the most high-altitude region of the Alps - you can start the descent from an almost fantastic height of 3500 m! From Val d'Aosta, you can drive to the territory of France and Switzerland - there are well-known "black" tracks, where international competitions are often held.
The main resorts of the region are: Cervinia, Courmayeur, La Thuile, Monte Rosa, Aosta, Pila.
Val di Susa
The western skiing region of Italy with a height difference from 2800 to 1300 m. Most of the trails are "red", but you can find something for any level of skiing. To escape from the mountain skiing, from here you can go to Nice by train, holding your breath, watching the picturesque landscapes outside the window.
The main resorts of the region are: Sestriere, Sauze d'Oulx, Limone Piemonte, Bardonecchia.
Trento
The most "non-skiing" ski resort in Italy: there are few skiers here, but there is a rich excursion program - it is promoted by the most beautiful architecture, the abundance of medieval castles and castles, and the peaceful surroundings of the Alpine lakes. Ideal place for a relaxing holiday in the style of "from everywhere to slightly". In addition, there are few Russians here, which will be a significant advantage for non-lovers to rest in the company of compatriots.
The main resort of the region is Terlago.
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