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Pontedilegno Tonale - Adamello Ski

Location

Ponte di Legno

Italy

46° 15' 33.84" N, 10° 30' 37.08" E

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General info:

The Adamello Ski area is a land spanning Valle Camonica (Lombardy) and Val di Sole (Trentino) with a skiing carousel made up of 100 km of ski runs which are all linked one to the other. This means that it is possible to ski from Presena glacier (3.000 metres above sea level) to Tonale and then to Pontedilegno and Temù (1.150 metres above sea level), treating it as a single ski run through many diverse landscapes. With the new cableway Pontedilegno-Tonale the 'Big Dream' has come true: Adamello Ski has become one of the biggest and most important skiing resorts of the Alps.

BASE: 5866ft
SUMMIT: 9895ft
VERTICAL DROP: 3746ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 30
Gondolas: 3
Chairs: 18
Surface: 9

Costs:

DAY PASS ADULTS weekday: €37.00
6 DAYS ADULTS: €185.00

We recommend to confirm the latest prices from the resorts website as the prices might have changed after last update.

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SUMMIT: 1900ft
VERTICAL DROP: 0ft

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