My wife,son and I are looking at Madonna di Campiglio this season (end Feb, early March) having been to Niederau two years ago (1 week, as newbies with lessons, thoroughly enjoyed it - got the bug :D) and Maryhofen last year, (2 weeks, lessons for 1st week then I broke my arm :cry: not good, wife enjoyed it too - not the break, the skiing :wink:
The wife is probably at a higher level than me now, but we want somewhere that we can both be ok at ( and I can get my confidence back) and Madonna seems to fit the bill.
My son is a very good intermiediate on ski's, this year he is boarding as his first with his own board, so I hope the place will be ok for him as well.
Any comments would be greatly appreciated ? (before you say it I know...don't break anything :lol:)
Madonna di Campiglio - Is it good for relative begineers
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Started by Fisherman in Italy 04-Dec-2009 - 3 Replies
Fisherman posted Dec-2009
Jastem
reply to 'Madonna di Campiglio - Is it good for relative begineers' posted Dec-2009
Hello Fisherman - good choice of resort I would say as Madonna/Folgarida/Marilleva seems to have something for everyone. Check the dates - we went there end of Feb/early March a few years ago and they have a Hapsburg festival which was good fun with skiers in old fashioned dress and a spectacular firework display. So you may either wish to avoid these dates or make sure you are there.
There is definitely a beginner area at Campo Carlo Magna - I think someone asked about this recently. Many of the reds are quite wide and I seem to remember a couple of wide blacks, one of which is called Amazon or Amazonia and is through the trees.
The scenery of the Dolomites is awesome.
There is definitely a beginner area at Campo Carlo Magna - I think someone asked about this recently. Many of the reds are quite wide and I seem to remember a couple of wide blacks, one of which is called Amazon or Amazonia and is through the trees.
The scenery of the Dolomites is awesome.
Tony_H
reply to 'Madonna di Campiglio - Is it good for relative begineers' posted Dec-2009
I'd book it if I were you, quickly.
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Ian Wickham
reply to 'Madonna di Campiglio - Is it good for relative begineers' posted Dec-2009
And thats how it should be ski a few lesser resorts to get you interested and then kick on to the proper skiing :wink: :lol:
Topic last updated on 05-December-2009 at 08:34