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Cortina d'Ampezzo - 1956 Le prime Olimpiadi d'Italia

Winter in Cortina
2007/2008 Winter season
Useful Information for organizing your winter holiday in Cortina!
Alpine Skiing
Ski-tours
Skipass Cortina
Skiarea
Skipass price lists
Dolomiti Superski
Lifts opening
Ski Schools and rentals
Ski, Snowboard, Cross-country ski tuitions
Alpine Guides Cortina: Ski mountaineering and off-piste tuitions
List of equipment rentals
Cross-Country Skiing
Gis Cortina (facilities management)
Fiames Sport Nordic Center
Cross-country ski tracks
Dolomiti NordicSki Circuit
Cortina's Tracks Map
Dolomiti Nordic Ski Prices
Other Activities
On snow
Skiing on powder snow, ski mountaineering
Snowshoeing itineraries
Sledging
On Ice
On-ice skating, Curling, ice-bouldering
Fitness
Swimming-pool, gym,tennis,...
Adventure
Taxi-bob, Extreme skiing
Relax
Photo by Diego Gaspari Bandion
Skitour Olympia
This itinerary has been worked out by Cortina Turismo together with Cortina Skipass Office and Dolomiti Superski.
The tour will give you the opportunity to race down the legendary tracks where 1956 Olympics took place:
  • Pista Olympia (Stratofana), the protagonist in the Downhill race
  • Pista Vitelli, the protagonist in the Giant Slalom
  • Pista "a" Col Druscié, the protagonist in the Slalom.

The tour should be attempted by experienced skiers only; alternative slopes, however, make it accessible even to those who do not feel olympic champions at all, but wish to experience this amazing adventure.
The surprising "Olympic dish", served at the cosy mountain inns along the track, will boost your energies.

The First World War Tour
The itinerary runs along the Dolomite frontline and around Col di Lana, the bloody hill, symbol of the Great War. On the track one encounters emplacements, tunnels, and loopholes built by the Italian, Austro-Hungarian and German troops to both face the enemy and endure the bitter conditions of high altitude winters during the First World War.

The tour is accessible to all, adults and children alike, and also to snowboarders.

The time required to complete the circuit is 7 to 8 hours, including a lunch break. It is recommended to set off early in the morning.

For the Great War tour, the Dolomiti Superski pass must be purchased; holders are entitled to free skibus services. Taxi-buses and horse-drawn sleighs are to be paid for, instead.
Sella Ronda or Five Passes Tour
This panoramic skiing tour around the Sella group is the longest in the Dolomites. Start early in the morning from the Falzarego Pass and take the Lagazuoi cablecar to the top; from there descend through the Armentarola as far as Corvara where you can follow the tour clockwise.

As many as 26 kilometres of slopes in one day over the Falzarego, Gardena, Sella, Pordoi and Campolongo passes. The track, accessible to intermediate skiers also, is surely one of the most interesting skiing tours of the entire Alpine arc.

A Dolomiti Superski pass must be purchased for the Sella Ronda tour.
Skitour Olympia
Route, skitour map, videoclip
Storia delle Olimpiadi del 1956

The First World War Ski-tour
Starting from Lagazuoi/Cinque Torri

Tour Guides
The expertise and the experience of the ski teachers and alpine guides will help you to enjoy at the best the slopes and the rest points of our Skitours
List of Ski Schools



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