Passo del Tonale (Ponte di legno-Tonale)

75 miles of varied ski slopes, first class afterski and skiing all year long - doesn't that sound appealing? Passo Tonale in Italy is part of the large Adamello ski area, which also includes the Presena Glacier, Temú and Ponte di Legno. What skiers love most about Passo Tonale is the versatile skiing.

The benefit of Passo Tonale is that there is something for everyone who loves alpine skiing. Families appreciate the resort thanks to the wide range of sunny green and blue slopes. Freeriders can take the lift up towards the top of the Presena Glacier. At an altitude of more than 9,800 feet, you can expect a fall height of 5,900 feet. This is a very intense slope and it is marked as a black piste, although most of it will seem more like a red piste, so there is no need to worry too much! If you are in the mood for a steep slope, there are many other off-piste variations to get you back down.