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Bardonecchia
Skiing in Bardonecchia
Bardonecchia is perhaps most famous for hosting the snowboarding events at the 2006 Winter Olympics, lending it a level of prestige that few resorts can rival.
The ski resort sits in Italy’s Piemonte region, not from French border. There is a very impressive 140km of piste on offer and with skiing up to 2750m, the high altitude ensures snow conditions are good throughout the winter, backed by a large network of snowmaking facilities.
The town itself is a bustling place with a nice vibe. Hotels and other amenities are all within easy walking distance of the ski hire and lifts, giving it a very alpine village feel. Some slopes finish back at the village, allowing you to ski back to the base every day.
- Great ski resort for all abilities
- Compact resort village
- Large ski area
- Ideal for bigger groups
The Ski Factfile
| Resort Height | 1312m |
|---|---|
| Highest Skiing | 2750m |
| Number of Pistes | - 16 Blue, 18 Red, 5 Black |
| Length of Pistes | 100 km |
| Longest Run | 6.2 km |
| Pistes | Open & Tree Lined |
| Direction of Slopes | N |
| Snow Cannons | 40% |
| Mountain Restaurants | TB |
| Ski Lifts | 1 Gondola, 11 Magic Carpets/Draglifts, 10 Chairlifts |
Piste Map
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