Pontedilegno-Tonale ski area: explore the ski map

The Pontedilegno-Tonale ski area stretches across an extraordinary alpine territory between Trentino and Lombardy, from the 1,121 metres of the valley floor to the 3,000 metres of the Presena Glacier. On the interactive ski map you will find everything you need for your day on the snow: slopes divided by difficulty, lifts, services, information, routes and much more.

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Four areas, one great experience on the snow: Ponte di Legno, Temù, the Tonale Pass and the Presena Glacier are connected, ski-in, ski-out, by 46 runs, 29 lifts and a free ski bus service. Every area has its own distinct character, offering a range of emotions. Ponte di Legno and Temù offer the charm of skiing through forests of pine and fir and unexpected panoramic views. The Tonale Pass enchants with its grand snow-covered slopes, framed only by the surrounding mountains. The Presena Glacier offers the experience of skiing among the rocks of the Adamello Massif, against a stunning backdrop. To round all of this off, there are plenty of opportunities for both skiers and non-skiers both young and old: from après ski to wellness centres high in the mountains and play parks in the snow.

Explore the map
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The ski map for Pontedilegno-Tonale

The ski map allows you to explore everything that the resort has to offer: from the ski runs between Ponte di Legno, Temù, the Tonale Pass and the Presena Glacier to the lifts and main services. The map also shows the training runs, ski mountaineering routes, areas dedicated to freeriding and all the spaces where you can enjoy the mountains to the full.

A modern and fully equipped ski resort

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4 areas connected ski-in, ski-out, with a single ski pass

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46 ski runs for all skill levels: 13 blue, 25 red and 8 black

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Run starts: maximum altitude 3,000 m, minimum altitude 1,121 m.

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29 modern, comfortable and fast lifts

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A wide range of chalets for lunch, dinner and après ski

Four areas, a single ski pass

Thanks to the ski-in, ski-out connections between runs and lifts, a single ski pass gives you access to a unique experience on the snow, exploring four areas, each with their own character and offering a wide range of sensations, even in a single day. From high-altitude panoramas to immense sunny slopes and silent snow-covered pine groves: explore the characteristics of each of these four Alpine areas.

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The Presena Glacier area

The Presena Glacier offers the unique experience of skiing on an authentic Alpine glacier. From the peak, at an altitude of 3,000 metres, the runs take you directly to the Tonale Pass and Ponte di Legno. As well as classic ski runs, including the extremely famous Paradiso black run, the slopes of Presena also offer you the thrill of ski mountaineering and freeriding. Two comfortable cable cars, three luxury chalets and breathtaking views of the Adamello Massif make every day spent on the glacier an unforgettable experience.

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The Tonale Pass area

All-round panoramas and sunlight right through to the evening: this is the Tonale Pass. The pass connecting Trentino and Lombardy offers simple runs and snow parks where children can have fun while learning to ski, as well as panoramic open-field runs served by cable cars, chairlifts and ski lifts. What is more, the area also has a snowpark complete with a ski cross run offering adrenaline-fuelled thrills for freestyle enthusiasts.

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The Ponte di Legno area

Runs that wind through snow-covered forests of pine and fir, to then suddenly open onto panoramic views: the Ponte di Legno area is straight out of a picture book. The famous Angelo and Corno d’Aola runs offer a challenge for every skier: technical and fun routes that put your skills to the test and allow you to enjoy all the thrills of skiing while immersed in the forest silence.

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The area of Temù

Set in the extraordinary landscape of the snow-covered forests in the Adamello Park, the area of Temù is characterised by wide-open and panoramic runs. The red and black runs are ideal for all skiers to put their skills to the test and improve their technique, while also experiencing the thrill of the famous Temù black run. For those looking to enjoy a calmer descent, the chairlifts offer a comfortable return, giving you plenty of time to admire the view.

Skiing in the Pontedilegno-Tonale ski area, an all-round experience

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