The winter season is getting into full swing across the Alps thanks to the opening of 4 more ski areas. While in recent weeks ski lift openings mainly involved Switzerland and Austria, this weekend Italian resorts will steal the spotlight.
Thanks to heavy snowfalls, on Saturday, November 8 the ski season restarts in Solda, on the Presena Glacier, and in Cervinia, while the Laax ski area opens in Switzerland.
Presena Glacier
Starting Saturday, November 8, it will be possible to ski on the Presena Glacier from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The cost of a daily ski pass for this first taste of winter is €30 (Adult).
Although snow has also reached Passo del Tonale, the only open slopes are those on the Glacier.
info > Presena Glacier lift opening
Solda all’Ortles
The Alto Adige resort has benefited from the latest snowfalls, and thanks to 70 cm of fresh snow, the high-altitude ski lifts—accessible via the cable car departing from the valley—open on Saturday. For this weekend, 14 km of ski slopes are available, the lifts will open at 8:30 AM, and the adult daily pass price is set at €35.
info > Solda lift opening
Cervinia
Following the opening of Plateau Rosà, the Italian side is now opening too: starting Saturday, the slopes running on Italian territory at the foot of the Matterhorn are also accessible. Over 1 meter of fresh snow ensures excellent ski conditions, and the ski pass price is set at €31 for this start of the season.
info > Cervinia Italian side lift opening
Laax (Switzerland)
The only Swiss resort opening its lifts this weekend, Laax is opening the Vorab Glacier slopes and the Crap Masegn – Fuorcla runs for the weekend. In addition to the slopes, part of the snowpark will also open to the delight of all riders!
for more info > www.laax.com
It is also worth noting that the lifts in Val Senales remain open, whereas the season at Passo Stelvio has ended and lift operations at Les 2 Alpes are temporarily suspended.
In Italy alone, you can ski in 4 different resorts, all well snow-covered thanks to the recent weather systems—all that is left to do is head up to high altitude and start having fun!
More info > ski lift opening dates
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