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Dolomites trip

EdithP

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Dear Divas, here are a few pictures from my trip to Dolomites, Italy, in early March. Snow was moderate and sunshine plentiful, and only on our last day a heavy snowfall and fog made life difficult.
 

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TiffAlt

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Wonderful pictures! Which resort was this? I ask because I see there is a destination in the Dolomites on the Ikon pass that I just got, but I am unfamiliar with most of the places.
 

EdithP

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Wonderful pictures! Which resort was this? I ask because I see there is a destination in the Dolomites on the Ikon pass that I just got, but I am unfamiliar with most of the places.
It is Livigno, a village in Italy at the altitude of 1816 m above the sea level. Many of the mountains from which you ski reach up to 3000 m . Very beautiful for sure and ideal for those seeking destinations which could be shared with non skiers. Livigno is full of other attractions like a skating ring, tobboganning, snowmobiles and even just plain trekking. There is a variety of ski schools, some English speaking. One downside is that it is not very easy to reach, the road from Italy being very roundabout and the route from Switzerland, while the shortest, involves getting through a one way tunnel, which therefore has trafic shifts one needs to be mindful about in any travel plans.
 

TiffAlt

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It is Livigno, a village in Italy at the altitude of 1816 m above the sea level. Many of the mountains from which you ski reach up to 3000 m . Very beautiful for sure and ideal for those seeking destinations which could be shared with non skiers. Livigno is full of other attractions like a skating ring, tobboganning, snowmobiles and even just plain trekking. There is a variety of ski schools, some English speaking. One downside is that it is not very easy to reach, the road from Italy being very roundabout and the route from Switzerland, while the shortest, involves getting through a one way tunnel, which therefore has trafic shifts one needs to be mindful about in any travel plans.
Thank you! I've been to Italy, but never been up to the Italian Alps. I speak some Italian, so was thinking that might be a nice destination. Sounds like you had a great trip despite how difficult it was to get there!
 

EdithP

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Thank you! I've been to Italy, but never been up to the Italian Alps. I speak some Italian, so was thinking that might be a nice destination. Sounds like you had a great trip despite how difficult it was to get there!
We had an unforgettable trip. Livigno is famed for its excellent snow conditions well into May and lots of sunshine. I very much hope this will become an annual thing at my ski club. Wish you luck with finding your way there!
 

Cantabrigienne

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Wonderful pictures! Which resort was this? I ask because I see there is a destination in the Dolomites on the Ikon pass that I just got, but I am unfamiliar with most of the places.
Dolomiti Superski is the area you get on Ikon - that's 12 areas including Val Gardena & Alta Badia, the main two areas (for English speaking skiers) on the Sella Ronda, plus Kronplatz, Val di Fassa and a bunch of other great places. I have an overly long TR from Feb 2020 if you're interested. It's easy to get to from Venice (there is a 2.5hr bus ride direct from the Venice airport) or from Munich & Milan (4hr scenic trainride or similar length drive.). Fantastic public transit in those areas so you don't have to drive if you don't want.

A couple of Ikon passholders have posted on the UK ski forum Snowheads asking "where should I ski in Europe?" recently & the discussion is v. helpful.
 

TiffAlt

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Dolomiti Superski is the area you get on Ikon - that's 12 areas including Val Gardena & Alta Badia, the main two areas (for English speaking skiers) on the Sella Ronda, plus Kronplatz, Val di Fassa and a bunch of other great places. I have an overly long TR from Feb 2020 if you're interested. It's easy to get to from Venice (there is a 2.5hr bus ride direct from the Venice airport) or from Munich & Milan (4hr scenic trainride or similar length drive.). Fantastic public transit in those areas so you don't have to drive if you don't want.

A couple of Ikon passholders have posted on the UK ski forum Snowheads asking "where should I ski in Europe?" recently & the discussion is v. helpful.
I will definitely look up the reviews! Very interested to go back to Italy and it'd be nice to explore a new area. Thanks so much :thumbsup:
 

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