Passo Tonale

I am thinking of going boarding for the first time in Passo Tonale. Anyone been? Advice on:-

1. Ski School Quality
2. Quality Hotels - We staying in Cielo Blu
3. Lift System
4. Apres Ski
5. Anything else?

Thanks fellow skiers/boarders! :mrgreen: :lol:

Well mate im going in feb so im waiting for some reports on the place as well. what i have read so far sounds good :D so im expecting to have a fab time. Cheers Chris

Went to Passo Tonale two years in a row and had brilliant the runs where great though some where a bit short. Great place starters

Am an established skiier but am going to learn how to board so hopefully will be good.

Hotel also has 50% discount in apres ski bar :D

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Runs in passo v high so snow sure, downside to this is there are not tree lined and appear a bit stark. Visit the glacier (Presena) v cold up there. Pretty run to next town Ponte De Lego some of the run is flat so a bit of pole pushing invloved. Ponte nice town/shops, bring trainers in a backup so you can walk around town

Dublin1 wrote:Runs in passo v high so snow sure, downside to this is there are not tree lined and appear a bit stark. Visit the glacier (Presena) v cold up there. Pretty run to next town Ponte De Lego some of the run is flat so a bit of pole pushing invloved. Ponte nice town/shops, bring trainers in a backup so you can walk around town

Is it all made of danish plastic bricks?

Tony_H wrote:

Dublin1 wrote:Runs in passo v high so snow sure, downside to this is there are not tree lined and appear a bit stark. Visit the glacier (Presena) v cold up there. Pretty run to next town Ponte De Lego some of the run is flat so a bit of pole pushing invloved. Ponte nice town/shops, bring trainers in a backup so you can walk around town

Is it all made of danish plastic bricks?

groan :roll: taxi for one :lol: