Piancavallo Snow Report

Piancavallo snow report

Snow Report last updated: Mar 23. Before putting on your skis, check the snow conditions at Piancavallo one last time. Height and quality of the snow, date of the last snowfall, today's weather, temperature, wind... all the information you are looking for to have a great day of skiing. Please note Piancavallo snow reports are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.

Closed·Piancavallo is closed for the season. Projected reopening: Dec 05.

Recent Snowfall

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No recent snowfall reported

Snow Report last updated: Mar 23

5-day forecast

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13 C°8 C°
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13 C°11 C°
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11 C°8 C°
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13 C°7 C°
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10 C°6 C°

Resort Overview

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Piancavallo
Dec 05

Projected Opening

Mar 21

Projected Closing

Piancavallo is a charming village located in the pordenonese mountain and made up by some suggestive little districts. A 25 km of slopes give the magic opportunity to enjoy oneself along the slopes of both Tremol and Sauc mountains while 26 km are addressed to the cross-country skiers and 2 areas are set up one for the snowboarders and the other for children. Besides, the ski-resort, thanks to the Alpine Coaster and the Tremol chair-lift opening, works as well during the summertime. In fact, in the sunny and far-flung valley there’s not only the chance to practice winter sports but to enjoy as well the hot season by focusing oneself on summer activities like climbing, trekking, mountain biking and many more… Moreover, the whole area is surrounded by enchanting places to visit: the Barcis lake (where it is possible to sail and windsurf) the Tramontina valley, the Pradis’ green caves and many more.. There’s also a detail that makes these mountains beautiful all year-round: when the sky is clear, if you stand in the highest summits, it is possible to admire the wonderful view of both the Venetian lagoon and the Adriatic sea. A wonder not to be miss!!! Absolutely!

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