
A storm so intense that it cut off many mountain villages, brought the transport network to a standstill, and caused power line disruptions due to numerous trees collapsing under the weight of the snow, in addition to ski resorts closing for snow clearing and slope safety operations—scenes very similar to those witnessed last year in resorts such as Madesimo and Cortina.
Among the hardest hit are Ovindoli, Prati di Tivo, Campo Imperatore, Campo Felice, Scanno, and above all the Passolanciano-Majelletta ski area and Capracotta (Molise), where nearly 3 meters of fresh snow fell.
Here are fantastic photos of the snowfall that hit the Apennines in recent days:
- Majelletta ski area
- Campo Felice
- Capracotta – Molise
- Majelletta ski area
- record snow in Prato Selva
- Record snow Campo Imperatore
- Majelletta ski resort
- Buried chairlifts Campo Felice
- Majelletta ski area
- Prati di Tivo
- Capracotta – Molise
- Mountain hut buried by snow in Prati di Tivo
- Majelletta ski area
- Capracotta – Molise
- Majelletta ski area
- Capracotta – Molise
- Campo Felice chairlift
- Majelletta ski area
- Majelletta ski area
- Majelletta ski area
- Scanno ski area
- Ovindoli chairlift
- Ovindoli Monte Magnola
- Majelletta ski area
- Capracotta – Molise
- Majelletta ski area
- Majelletta ski area
- Capracotta – Molise
- Scanno chairlift
- Capracotta – Molise
- Capracotta – Molise
- Capracotta – Molise
- Prati di Tivo – Snow clearing
- Pescocostanzo
- Prati di Tivo
Now the snow emergency has subsided and these ski areas have already reopened their doors, with tons of snow to continue the ski season in the best possible way!





































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