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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info. The slopes of Passo Tonale in Italy were ready and calling as I returned to skiing with Crystal Ski after an, ahem, extended break. Located in the Dolomites, the snow-sure resort at 1, metres is popular with families and beginners with miles of rolling blue slopes which made it the perfect spot to rediscover my love of skiing after more than a decade away from the slopes. Passe Tonale is a purpose-built resort, with the majority of the hotels, bars and shops along one road, which sits at the bottom of a row of ski runs. It is therefore easy to find your way around with everything within an easy walking distance of around 3km. The small town centre is quaint and charming with traditional Alpine-style buildings housing hotels, restaurants and quaint gift shops, including a fabulous chocolate shop complete with chocolate fountain and handmade gelato which should not be missed. Passe Tonale straddles the mountain pass that links the Trentino and Lombardy regions of Italy, and at more than 1, metres is high enough for great snow conditions all winter usually until the end of April. The town is linked to neighbouring Ponte Di Legno - a larger town with a more traditional European focused layout around a main square - by ski runs, road and by gondola. With km of mainly intermediate and easy runs, including a row of half a dozen shorter runs right in front of the town centre, Passe Tonale is an ideal resort for families and beginners, or those finding their ski legs again after a break like me. In total there are nine easy blue runs, 25 intermediate red runs and seven black runs in the resort. With long, rolling and scenic blue runs, including a glacier blue run, there were more than enough easy slopes to fill several days of skiing before I felt confident enough to try out a red run. There were also no queues at any of the chairlifts at all while I was there in the last week of January. After a couple of hours with a ski school instructor, I was ready to make my own way and found the resort really easy to navigate using the piste map in the Crystal ski explorer app. A five minute walk from the main ski area is the gondola to the glacier ski area at 3, metres. At the top of the glacier is a long blue run, two red runs, three restaurants and gondola stops, with a black run which joins a red run linking to the more challenging Ponte Di Legno skiing area. As a returning skier, with far from expert skills, the runs offered the perfect balance of scenic and enjoyable easy routes, with options to challenge and improve for intermediate skiers. I stayed at The Grand Hotel Paradiso which oozes chic, with a modern neutral colour palette and huge floor to ceiling windows to take in the uninterrupted mountain landscape which surrounds the hotel. Set slightly away from the main strip of hotels, the stylish hotel is on the side of town closest to the gondolas less than a five minute walk , and has ski-in and -out access at the top of a flight of stairs outside the hotel. The neutral, unstated classy decor continues into the huge bedrooms, which have floor to ceiling windows with balconies to enjoy the stunning sunset views. The hotel boasts a boutique spa area in the basement with a pool, steam rooms and sauna which was delightful after a long day on the slopes. And in-keeping with the family-friendly resort the hotel has kids-clubs and games room. Of the half dozen bars and restaurants at the foot of the slopes in the town centre, La Baracca is the pick of the bunch. The glass-fronted restaurant has amazing views across the slopes, especially the sunny day we visited, and offers table service for just a few euros more per dish than the more typical self-service restaurants nearby. Away from the hotel La Torretta Cucina Pizza is an excellent choice for traditional Trentinto food - think Italian meets Germanic gastronomy, with meat stews, dumplings, polenta, pasta and antipasti jostling for space on an expansive menu. For an extra special treat we sampled a four course Trentino tasting menu in a 12th Century former monastery at the Hotel La Mirandola, which was spectacular. Although the Apres ski is still not as lively as pre-pandemic due to covid restrictions, there are still a number of bars at the bottom of the slopes pumping out loud music and large Aperol Spritz to happy skiers. The Italian skier's reward of choice is a bombardino drink made with Advocaat or eggnog mixed with rum or brandy served warm and I can vouch for its popularity. 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Passo Tonale buying blow

Try a fun new winter sport, packed with adrenalin and suitable for all. Snowkiting will see you zoom across the snow, propelled only by the wind, without the need for any kind of ski lift. Forget crowded slopes and make the most of every minute of your time to have fun in total freedom! Have you ever experienced the wind at Tonale Pass? A dead cert: it blows almost all the time. So why not take advantage? A team of CONI- qualified instructors guarantee professionalism, safety and reliability from November to the end of February. The school was set up thanks to a team of 4 amateur skikiters who have used word of mouth to promote and raise awareness about this sport since This school is in fact the first and only one in Italy that has been qualified to train new snowkiting instructors since The 4 founders, one of whom is currently Italian Snowkiting Champion, offer complete personalised lessons in total safety, fully meeting the needs of every single pupil, also thanks to the favourable conditions of the sites used and personal experience gained in the field. This activity is easy and suitable for all, from the age of 10 up. No snowkiting experience is required but you must have good skiing or snowboarding skills. You must wear technical snow clothing. Remember to bring with you: - skis - snowboard - snow boots - helmet obligatory - gloves - mask Do not forget your mask, which must be worn during the preliminary briefing. Vai al menu di navigazione Vai al contenuto principale Vai al footer. Defying Aeolus Snowkiting on the slopes of Passo Tonale. Activity time 3 hours Participants min. Home Experiences Defying Aeolus Go back. Experience Info Half-day activity Purchase experience. On skis, pulled by the force of the wind: is this not already reason enough to try this experience?! Fun in the Adamello Presanella mountains, against a view like this. How can you not take a photo?! The wind is a force of nature: will you be able to control it? Absolutely, helped by our snowkite instructors. Passo Tonale - Passo Tonale. Activity time The activity lasts about 3 hours. The activity lasts about 3 hours. Minimum 1, maximum 3 people per snowkite instructor. Register before Registration obligatory 3 days before the set date, dependent upon snow and wind conditions. Registration obligatory 3 days before the set date, dependent upon snow and wind conditions. Languages spoken Italian and English.

Passo Tonale buying blow