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Key facts
| Resort | 1885 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 1120-3015 m |
| Lifts | 30 |
| Pistes | 100 km |
| Blue | 17 % |
| Red | 66 % |
| Black | 17 % |
| Snowmaking | 100 % |
| Price index | 80 |
Package operators
Crystal, First Choice, Independent Ski Links, Inghams, Neilson, Rocketski, Simply Alpine, Skitracer, STC, Thomson
Passo Tonale
The upside
- Good-value, plain accommodation
- Sunny, easy, snow-sure slopes
- Good for beginners and early or timid intermediates
- Link to Ponte di Legno adds attractive, steeper, treelined runs
The downside
- Not much locally for experts or keen intermediates
- Main slopes are above the treeline and unpleasant in bad weather
- Linear village strung along the pass road lacks charm
Latest user reviews
See Ponte di Legno which also gives a review for this…
Carl Glambeck 16 May 2009
It seems that the main review has missed out on the…
Neil Brown 7 Nov 2008
I’ve been to Passo Tonale twice, largely because…
Paul Irving 25 Sep 2008
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Summary
Passo Tonale offers that rare combination of a fair-sized, uncrowded, snow-sure ski area and slope-side hotels at a bargain price. Who cares if it lacks charm? It’s a great place for beginners and, now that it is linked to the slopes above Ponte di Legno, a more interesting destination for intermediates than it was.
News
For 2009/10 a new mountain restaurant (La Baracca) has opened, with self- and table-service dining on two levels, plus a large sun terrace.
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