Skiing in Teglio

Sport and fun for all the family, in a ski heaven with a gorgeous view on the Alps.

Alpe Teglio is a beautiful terrace right in front of Bergamasque Alps, where you can ski in 7 different tracks supplied by 3 ski lifts.
You can find red and blue tracks which cover a 850m difference in height, from 1650m to 2500m. The incredible location enjoys a panoramic view which gives you the occasion to spend sometime in the snow admiring what's all around you.

Prato Valentino resort offers 10km of ski slopes: 7km red tracks and 3km blue tracks; a sledding park and a off-piste skiing area.

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