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Ghiacciaio Presena, set on a glacier, offers year-round skiing, making it unique for its extended ski season. The resort caters to intermediate and advanced skiers with its challenging glacier slopes. The high altitude ensures excellent snow conditions. The area is less about après-ski and more focused on the skiing experience, ideal for serious skiers. Ghiacciaio Presena is great for those seeking a glacier skiing adventure.
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Reviews
Mary - advanced skier ⛷️
Mar, 21 - 2025
Although a relatively small resort, the reds and blacks are plentiful, and even a few nice long blues. Lots of powder whilst we were there. Found myself out of breath a bit from the altitude, but that just means it was a good week of exercise. Would highly recommend the paradise band events playing on ice instruments. Some very talented people!
Rob - intermediate snowboarder 🏂
Apr, 20 - 2024
This is basically 3 pistes. A black from the top down the face of the glacier which is gradually getting steeper, a blue along the bowl to a ridge and a second black from the ridge down into Tonale Pass.
The blacks are exciting, the blue is pretty but can be really frustrating especially for boarders who will need a tow from a ski-buddy.
Due to global warming there is no year round skiing anymore, I believe they stopped that in the 2010's or even earlier. In fact in summer they cover the glacier in white tarp to try to reduce its melting.
Do go in February and check out the music festival in an ice cavern and the rest of the Tonale-Pontedilegno-Temu resorts.
The blacks are exciting, the blue is pretty but can be really frustrating especially for boarders who will need a tow from a ski-buddy.
Due to global warming there is no year round skiing anymore, I believe they stopped that in the 2010's or even earlier. In fact in summer they cover the glacier in white tarp to try to reduce its melting.
Do go in February and check out the music festival in an ice cavern and the rest of the Tonale-Pontedilegno-Temu resorts.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
1Beginner Runs
1Intermediate Runs
1Advanced Runs
2 kmLongest Run
5 kmSkiable Terrain
Elevation
3000 mTop
1883 mBottom
1117 mVertical Drop
Lifts
2Gondolas / Cable Cars
Lift Pass Costs
€863Season pass
€2806 days
€601 day
Weather
312 cmAverage annual snowfall
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