Skiing in Trentino and Lombardy
Skiing in Trentino and Lombardy is a unique experience: in these mountains you can find ideal conditions for every type of snow sport: downhill skiing, ski mountaineering, snowboarding, freeriding, cross‑country skiing, snowshoeing, and even activities like snow kiting and dog sledding. The Pontedilegno‑Tonale ski area has convenient ski lifts and state‑of‑the‑art snowmaking systems to ensure perfectly groomed slopes throughout the season. There are lots of services for families too, baby snow parks, beginner‑friendly blue slopes, as well as evening entertainment. After sports, it is time for relaxation and fun with spas, wellness centres, mountain huts, and fantastic après‑ski venues to end your day in the mountains.
The perfect winter holiday awaits you
Home to some of the most modern ski lifts in Trentino and Lombardy
100 km of interconnected ski runs, accessible entirely on skis, provide possibilities suitable for every type of skier. The 46 ski slopes are regularly groomed and maintained to ensure high‑quality and safe descents. When snowfall is scarce, the programmed snowmaking system helps keep the slopes in perfect condition; when natural snow allows it, some runs remain open until spring. 30 modern ski lifts connect the different ski areas in Pontedilegno‑Tonale and make it possible to reach higher altitude quickly. Our ski lifts are also close to Milan, Brescia, and Bolzano, thanks to regional public transport connections.
All winter sports on the snow in Pontedilegno-Tonale
There are countless winter sports in Pontedilegno-Tonale which make it possible to experience the mountains in endless different ways. There are two cross-country skiing centres, one in Trentino and one in Lombardy, with a total of 30 km of cross‑country skiing trails. Then there is downhill skiing, ski mountaineering , snowboarding, with a snowboard snow park and freeriding. For those who prefer to stay away from the slopes there are numerous snowshoeing trails, while those looking for something different can try snow kiting and let the wind carry them across the snow, or dog sledding. Or change perspective completely in winter and ski at night, on lit slopes in Ponte di Legno and the Tonale Pass.
Skiing in Trentino and Lombardy with children
A winter holiday in Pontedilegno‑Tonale is a magical experience for children. Here they are plenty of opportunities for them to have fun in the snow and get more confident skiing: snow parks with colourful inflatables, beginner‑friendly blue slopes, and special runs for bobsleds, sleds, and snow‑tubing. Skiing in Trentino and Lombardy with children means enjoying the mountains all together, leaving plenty of room for fun. Throughout the entire winter season, our entertainers organise fun evening events with games, music, and sweet treats. While children are busy with activities, parents can take advantage of the Mini club and babysitting services to tackle more challenging slopes or enjoy a snowmobile excursion.
Oltre lo sci: wellness, gusto, divertimento
A winter holiday in Trentino and Lombardy is not only about the slopes: after a day in the snow, you can indulge in wellness, good food, and entertainment. In Pontedilegno‑Tonale, many hotels have private spas, perfect for relaxing your muscles and treating yourself to a massage. For a truly special experience, you can immerse yourself in the thermal water of the Capanna Presena pool, at 2,753 metres above sea level, surrounded by the mountains. In the many mountain huts, you can sample traditional dishes and enjoy a break on panoramic terraces. At sunset, the day continues with the music and atmosphere at the many après ski venues.
Maybe you were wondering…
Where to ski: Trentino or Lombardy?
The answer is Pontedilegno‑Tonale: the ski area stretches between Trentino and Lombardy and allows you to ski on fully connected slopes using one ski pass. On the Trentino side, the Tonale Pass and Presena Glacier ski areas have 27 slopes, 8 blue, 15 red, and 4 black, served by 18 ski lifts. At the Tonale Pass there is also a snow park, while on the glacier you can ski until late spring. On the Lombardy side, the Ponte di Legno and Temù ski areas have 19 slopes, including 5 blue, 10 red, and 4 black, served by 12 ski lifts. When you want to try a different sport, you can even enjoy a dog sledding excursion.
