Without taking off our skis, we continue on to the Temù black piste, an “old style” ski circuit despite only being plotted in 2005.

Measuring around 1.2 kilometres and with an altitude difference of 382 metres, the course starts from 1503m from La Croce to the 1121m site at the start of the ski lift.

Mostly artificially covered in snow due to its low altitude location, the course can be considered a rather demanding track, in spite of how short it is, due to the hard surface, a very sloping initial S turn and narrow stretches that will test even the most seasoned skiers. 

Located in the heart of the Ponte di Legno-Passo Tonale ski area on a sunny plateau at 1258m above sea level, Ponte di Legno has historically been the launch pad for many of the stars of the world of skiing.

Considered the undisputed capital of the Alta Val Camonica for over 80 years and a haven for lovers of snow-covered mountains, the resort has a powerful artificial snow system, 9 lifts (7 chairlifts and 2 ski lifts) and 8 different ski courses that wind their way through coniferous woodland. The slopes and lifts are linked to the Temù, Passo Tonale and Presena ski lifts and slopes: 4 ski areas for you to master with just a single past!