Ski Resorts News
12/01/2018
The most important news regards our family offers: in fact, we have updated and expanded the Le Buse ski school slope, which is easily accessible with the Falcade cabin lift. Now there is also a new ski lift, a long moving walkway and a wide “first steps” area, where learners can practice and experiment their first exciting descents in complete safety.
Passo San Pellegrino webcamFurthermore, next to the Panorama Bassa slope we have created a new, easy themed par course to entertain the youngest skiers, taking them on a nature adventure to discover some telltale signs and footprints made by animals in the snow.
With these significant restyling initiatives, the Ski Area San Pellegrino is set to become one of the most beginner-friendly ski resorts in the Dolomiti Superski conglomerate, perfect for newbies or anyone who wants to perfect their technique and style before taking on more challenging runs. If you want to learn how to ski, the Ski Area San Pellegrino also features 2 ski school slopes at Passo San Pellegrino, both located in sunny positions and equipped with long moving walkways and easy bunny slopes with archways and traffic cones, 3 ski schools with highly experienced instructors who speak several languages, 2 play parks where kids can spend unforgettable times laughing and playing games, learning fairytales and having fun on various themed par courses featuring curves, jumps, moguls and timed segments, so they can put their technical skills to the test.
And speaking of ski slopes, during the summer the black La VolatA run underwent further improvements intended to increase safety for athletes and provide a better showcase during competitive events that will take place throughout the winter, including the much anticipated Alpine Skiing Junior World Championships in February, 2019.
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