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Ski area Meran 2000
Information about the ski area
| Highest point: | 2,350 m | Gondola lift: | 4 |
| Lowest point: | 1,609 m | Pistes in total: | 40 km |
| Altitude ski resort: | 325 m |
Pistes:
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12 km |
| Lifts in total: | 11 |
Pistes:
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25 km |
| Tow lifts: | 3 |
Pistes:
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3 km |
| Chair lifts: | 4 | ||
Ski area Meran 2000
On the sunny side of the Alps "Meran 2000" offers a compact ski area with 40 km of piste. Most of these are easy to intermediate skiing and extend from Falzeben (1,680 m) right up to the peak of the Kesselberg at 2,350 m. The 3.5 km long piste from Piffing to Falzeben is lit up once a week and therefore guarantees piste fun until late at night.
Children will find a ski kindergarten and a specialised children's ski school (awarded with "Spezialisierte Kinderskischule Südtirol") in Meran 2000, with baby lift for learning and practising with the ski tutors. "Luckis Kinderland", located at the mountain station, is another fact to add to the family-friendliness of this resort. The little ones will find 3 magic carpets and a number of wide, flat pistes to try out first skills or just jump around and have fun, whilst the parents can sit on the terrace of the panorama bistro and watch them from a safe distance.
Wallowers will appreciate the Kesselberg and Rotwand pistes, whilst more experienced skiers and snowboarders can try themselves on the Mittagerpiste. Freestylers will find a snow park at the Wallpach piste with rails, jumps and tables to run riot on. Catering comes in form of cosy mountain huts dotted all round the ski area, offering a great selection of Southern Tyrolean specialities and hearty snacks. Various floodlight pistes and huts are open until late into the evening and invite you to enjoy some night skiing.
Children will find a ski kindergarten and a specialised children's ski school (awarded with "Spezialisierte Kinderskischule Südtirol") in Meran 2000, with baby lift for learning and practising with the ski tutors. "Luckis Kinderland", located at the mountain station, is another fact to add to the family-friendliness of this resort. The little ones will find 3 magic carpets and a number of wide, flat pistes to try out first skills or just jump around and have fun, whilst the parents can sit on the terrace of the panorama bistro and watch them from a safe distance.
Wallowers will appreciate the Kesselberg and Rotwand pistes, whilst more experienced skiers and snowboarders can try themselves on the Mittagerpiste. Freestylers will find a snow park at the Wallpach piste with rails, jumps and tables to run riot on. Catering comes in form of cosy mountain huts dotted all round the ski area, offering a great selection of Southern Tyrolean specialities and hearty snacks. Various floodlight pistes and huts are open until late into the evening and invite you to enjoy some night skiing.
Rules of conduct on ski pistes in Italy
To ensure safety on the ski slopes in Italy, stricter safety regulations have been in force since 2022. In order to use the ski areas, everyone must have liability insurance that covers damage to third parties. It will also be possible to take out this insurance on site for individual days. Drunken skiing is prohibited and punishable by heavy fines, with a maximum of 0.5 mg of alcohol per litre of blood. To reduce the risk of injury, helmets are also compulsory for all minors when skiing, snowboarding or tobogganing.
Après ski Merano
Merano has an extensive gastronomic diversity with numerous restaurants, cafés and wine bars. Enjoy a typical Southern Tyrolean evening with regional specialities. Cultural events, shopping facilities and wonderful promenades round off evening programme of your holidays. On the Piffingköpfl there is a 2 km long bob-sleigh run (on tracks), the "Alpin-Bob-Meran 2000" which provides fun for young and old. With up to 45 km/h you can speed down the mountain.
If you rather prefer quiet and relaxed, there are 25 km of idyllic winter hiking trails spaced round the ski area Meran 2000. The tourism association Passeiertal also offers guided snowshoe hikes you can participate in. And if you can't part with your skis in the evenings there is also a flood-lit piste in the ski area, which is lit up once per week. Relaxation can be found in the "Therme Meran" where you can benefit from an extensive spa offer portfolio and an arrangement of swimming pools.
If you rather prefer quiet and relaxed, there are 25 km of idyllic winter hiking trails spaced round the ski area Meran 2000. The tourism association Passeiertal also offers guided snowshoe hikes you can participate in. And if you can't part with your skis in the evenings there is also a flood-lit piste in the ski area, which is lit up once per week. Relaxation can be found in the "Therme Meran" where you can benefit from an extensive spa offer portfolio and an arrangement of swimming pools.
Snowpark: Snowpark Merano
The ski area Meran 2000 offers an adequate snow for park both boarders and freestylers alike. Various jumps, slides and tables are available for beginners and pros to test their action potential. This is the ideal place to practice tricks and discuss the newest trends in the scene.
If you decide to take a break from it all then you can just lean back and enjoy the magnificent mountain panorama. The snow park is located at the St. Oswald piste, in close proximity to the Wallach piste.
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