Abetone
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Overview
The Abetone pass, with an altitude of 1388 mt, is on the border between Emilia Romagna and Tuscany and hosts one of the most important ski resorts in the Appenines. The resort is composed of four valleys, Valley of Luce, Valley of the Scoltenna, Sestaione Valley and Valley of the Lima, which are interconnected and offer skiers many kilometres of slopes connected with ski lifts: the Multipass consortium operates 54 km of slopes and 21 ski lifts. There are three historic ski lifts at the ski resort: Selletta, Fivizzani and Riva. Note also the slopes “Stucchi” and “Pulicchio”, which cross the border between the two regions and the “Zeno” slopes in the Valley of Luce, designed by the unforgettable ski champion from Abetone, Zeno Colò. There's also a 18 km ring dedicated to cross country skiing.
Altitude
- 1900mSummit
- 500mVertical Drop
- 1400mBase
Lifts
- 0
- 1
- 0
- 5
- 0
- 2
- 3
- 6
- 17Total
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Terrain
Intermediate Runs
45%
Advanced Runs
53%
Expert Runs
3%
Runs
27
KM Pistes
40 km
Terrain Parks
3
Longest Run
2.8 km
Skiable Terrain
20 ha
Snow Making
16 ha
KM Snow Making
34 km
Important Dates
- Projected Opening Ski SeasonProjected Closing Ski Season12/12/202011/04/2021
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Tourist Office
Abetone
P.le delle Piramidi, 502
51021 Abetone (PT)
Italy
Phone: +39 573 60231
Ski Lessons
Abetone
Latest News
Whiteout: Italy Dominates European Snow Forecasts
The top 14 snowiest resorts in Europe are all in Italy this week: 38-66cm of fresh snow is expected by Thursday.
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