Ski area Passo San Pellegrino - Falcade

With the "Alpe Lusia - San Pellegrino" lift pass, winter sports enthusiasts have access to all the pistes of the Pellegrino Pass, the Valle di Biois and the descent in the Alpe di Lusia/Bellamonte area. The valley station of the modern "Molino Le Buse" gondola lift is located in the idyllic village of Falcade and transports skiers and snowboarders to the Alpe Lusia - San Pellegrino ski area in just a few minutes. Here, every snow lover will find what they are looking for. A total of 95 kilometres of piste and 23 modern lift systems guarantee varied skiing fun at altitudes between 1,190 and 2,513 metres.

The ski area is perfect for families and beginners. A total of 34 kilometres of blue pistes await snow lovers, where children and beginners can learn to ski and snowboard in the best possible way. In the "Baby Club", toddlers are looked after by trained staff and learn their first turns in a playful way. This allows parents to explore the ski area on their own. The wide, blue pistes in the ski area also invite you to carve, so that even experienced winter sports enthusiasts get their money's worth. Skiers and snowboarders who like it a little steeper will definitely find what they are looking for on the 49 red and 12 black kilometres of piste. Experts can put their technique to the test on the La Volata piste. This popular descent slopes down towards San Pellegrino and has a 50 per cent decline in places. In addition to fitness and expertise, conquering this piste also requires a good dose of courage. Freestylers also get their money's worth in the Alpe Lusia - San Pellegrino ski area. Three fun parks with a wide variety of obstacles and kickers for all skill levels provide plenty of fun. There is also a boardcross course in the ski area.

Winter sports enthusiasts for whom the almost 100 kilometres of piste are not enough can upgrade their lift pass for a fee and explore all the slopes of the "Dolomiti Superski" lift network. In the beautiful mountain scenery of the Dolomites, winter holidaymakers can expect 1,200 kilometres of piste, over 450 lift systems, 24 snowparks and countless places to stop for refreshments on the edge of the piste.

Rules of conduct on ski pistes in Italy

To use the ski areas, you must have valid liability insurance that covers damage or injury to third parties. This can also be taken out on site for individual days. Skiing while intoxicated (0.5 per mille or higher BAC) is prohibited and is punishable by heavy fines. To reduce the risk of injury, wearing a helmet is compulsory for everyone (regardless of age, on all ski runs, in snow parks and on toboggan runs). Anyone who does not comply with the helmet requirement will be fined or banned from the slopes.

Après ski Passo San Pellegrino - Falcade

Snowpark Passo San Pellegrino - Falcade: Morea Snowpark & Sanpe Park

The Alpe Lusia - San Pellegrino ski area offers a wide range of activities for freestylers. It attracts freestyle lovers with three fun parks where beginners, advanced and experts can put their skills to the test. The 900-metre-long "Morea Snowpark" offers numerous boxes and kickers in different sizes. Advanced riders can let off steam on the medium-sized kickers, while the pros can use the giant kickers. The "Sanpe Park" is also located at the top of the San Pellegrino Pass. Freestylers can enjoy kickers and boxes for beginners and experts in a sunny location. The park is groomed daily by two snow groomers and is therefore always in perfect condition. The "Boardercross Lusia" boardercross run rounds off the offer. The 800 metre long course is located on the south side of the Lusia Alm and provides a real adrenaline rush.

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