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Ski area Madesimo

Information about the ski area
Highest point: 2,948 m Gondola lift: 2
Lowest point: 1,550 m Pistes in total: 60 km
Altitude ski resort: 1,550 m
Pistes:
22 km
Lifts in total: 11
Pistes:
29 km
Tow lifts: 0
Pistes:
9 km
Chair lifts: 9

Ski area Madesimo

The Madesimo ski area has around 60 kilometres of pistes and 12 lifts and is one of the smaller ski areas in Italy. Surrounded by majestic three-thousand metre mountains, the ski resort is considered to be particularly snow-sure thanks to its snow-making facilities and an altitude of over 1,550 metres. Madesimo is not only suitable for beginners, advanced and professional skiers will also get their money's worth here. Madesimo is home to what is probably the riskiest descent in northern Italy - the "Canalone". With an average gradient of 36 per cent, it is definitely just the thing for thrill-seekers and ambitious skiers. Snowboarders can also put their skills to the test here in two different snow parks. Starting from the summit of the Groppera (2,948 m), a steep, unprepared piste also leads down into the valley. In relative terms, however, the ski area is rather quiet and largely untouched by mass tourism. So everyone can find their dose of relaxation and fun here - just the way they need it!

Rules of conduct on ski pistes in Italy

To ensure safety on the ski slopes in Italy, stricter safety regulations have been in force since 2022. In order to use the ski areas, everyone must have liability insurance that covers damage to third parties. It will also be possible to take out this insurance on site for individual days. Drunken skiing is prohibited and punishable by heavy fines, with a maximum of 0.5 mg of alcohol per litre of blood. To reduce the risk of injury, helmets are also compulsory for all minors when skiing, snowboarding or tobogganing.

Après ski Madesimo

In addition to the tranquillity, Madesimo also has a lively village life. You can indulge in culinary delicacies in various restaurants, stroll through boutiques or round off an exhausting day on the slopes with a delicious Italian wine in cosy cafés and pubs. If you still want a bit of action after skiing, tobogganing or snow tubing are sure to provide the perfect change of pace.

Snowpark: Snowpark Mottolino, Livigno Park 3000 Madesimo

The Livigno ski area is very popular with ambitious winter sports enthusiasts, because here you are greeted by absolute snow reliability at an altitude of up to 2,900 metres. Of course, freeriders and freestylers also get their money's worth and can "powder" and "shred" for all they're worth. A total of two different snow parks offer high-altitude fun of the latest standard. Starting with the "Snowpark Mottolino", where four lines and a jibbing area invite you to give free rein to your creativity, every risk level can be reached. While the absolute beginners among you can take their first steps in the "S-Line", the majority of the "young and wild" are more likely to spend time in the "M-Line", which awaits you with new rails, boxes and jumps. If you have been active in the scene for a while and consider yourself a pro, the "L/XL-Line" will be your new home, because everything from spectacular jumps to photo shoots and events is on offer here. The jibbing area and a neighbouring boardercross course also provide enough space for a test of strength on a smaller scale. The "Livigno Park" has a similar structure, with only a few differences. For example, an air bag in the centre of the park reduces the risk of accidents and motivating music will get you going at full speed.

Is the Madesimo ski area not right for you? Then have a look here instead: Ski areas Italy

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