Ski Mountaineering in Paganella

Lot of opportunities for skialpers

Ski Mountaineering in Paganella

Lot of opportunities for skialpers

Ski Mountaineering

Skialp in Paganella

Attenzione: IT IS FORBIDDEN to ski mountaineering and off-piste skiing of Fai della Paganella and Terre d'Adige. Updated 24/12/2019

Ski mountaineering is a sport that is becoming increasingly popular and many people are practicing it, for this reason Paganella Ski decided to favor him by allowing some tracks dedicated to it:

Tre Tre

TRE-TRE is a path entirely dedicated to the lovers of ski touring and snowshoeing, which allows you to go up in altitude in the tranquility of the forest. The path was created in the footsteps of the historic track Tre- Tre inaugurated by Rolly Marchi and on which he competed and won Zeno Colò. The track starts from Santel Fai m1.038 and comes to Selletta m 1.985. The path has NOT an artifical snow maker. Please check snow bulletins every day and use the suitable equipment for self-rescue.

Caution: the track is not covered by artificial snow. Track is open with natural snow but low amount of snow in the lower part. From 29/12/2019 the track is different: near Malga Zambana, it reaches the new slope Jana Granda; from that point, it is possibile to ski uphill staying on the left side of the slope, to La Selletta. Update 30/12/19

Rocca-Dosso Larici

Starting from Santel Parking in Fai della Paganella, on LA ROCCA slope (A) and on a part of DOSSO LARICI slope (C), up to Dosso Larici hut, is allowed to ski mountaineering only on MONDAY and THURSDAY evenings, from when the lifts are closing until 9pm. Is not allowed to switch to other slopes.

OPEN | Update 30/12/2019

Olimpionica I

From Andalo, first on CACCIATORI 1 (L) slope (500m), then turning on OLIMPIONICA I (I) slope up to Dosson hut, is allowed to ski mountaineering only on TUESDAY and FRIDAY evenings from 7.30pm to 10.30pm (during night skiing).

In every night-ski mountaineering, skiers must use frontal light and use the right side of the slope.

OPEN | Update 30/12/2019

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