SELLARONDA BIKE DAY - 07.06 and 13.09.2023
Saturday, 07.06.2023 and Saturday, 13.09.2023 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. all the Dolomite passes around the Sella (Sella, Pordoi, Campolongo, Gardena) will be reserved for cyclists.
If you prefer to pedal at a slightly less intense pace to admire the beauty of nature, then the Sellaronda Bike Day is for you.
The venues of Milano Cortina 2026, a current map highlighting all the cities and locations participating in the upcoming Winter Olympics and Paralympics scheduled.
The majestic Great War Tour winds for about 80 kilometers around the legendary Col di Lana, a mountain symbol of the world conflict. Here, between 1915 and 1917, we witnessed bloody clashes between the Italian Alpini, the daring Austrian Kaiserjäger and the enterprising German Alpenkorps. Now, this mountain stands as a memorial, and the ski route dedicated to it is also known as the "Peace Tour".
The black Tomba slope, located in the Ciampedie ski area between Vigo di Fassa and Pozza di Fassa, is dedicated to the legendary Italian skier who trained here for the World Cup.
The signage on the ski slopes, which is essential for the safety of skiers, must be kept in perfect condition by the operators of the lifts.
The Thöni slope, located in the heart of the Val di Fassa, is one of the most fascinating and lesser-known routes of the Dolomiti Superski, definitely deserving a place among the best for lovers of carving skiing.
The Vulcano slope is one of the treasures of the Buffaure Ski Area in Pozza di Fassa. This black slope, recently inaugurated, was designed to enrich the technical offer of the ski area and to offer a new descent to the valley ...
Queen of the black slopes in the Porta Vescovo area, Fodoma is an unmissable attraction for advanced skiers.
Madonna di Campiglio, a renowned alpine ski resort, is home to a particularly famous one among its more than 60 kilometers of slopes: the 3-Tre slope, nicknamed the "Ladder of skiing".
The internationally famous Saslong slope leads its way to Santa Cristina, in the picturesque heart of Val Gardena.
The Stratofana Olimpica slope, known as Olimpia delle Tofane, is one of the most renowned and popular ski slopes in Italy.
From the 50s onwards, the practice of skiing has had an extraordinary development throughout the Alps, becoming to all intents and purposes a mass sport. For this reason, it is important to follow and comply with some rules of common prudence.