Passo Tonale reviews

Great high altitude resort for beginners and intermediates. Few challenging runs for higher intermediates and experts. Good potential for off piste adventures given the right conditions. Too many drag lifts on the higher slopes limits access for snowboarders. Also the snow park was closed all week. The resort was very quiet the week we were there so night life / apres was quiet too.

Een skigebied waar je onmiddelijk op uitgekeken bent... 80 a 90 % van de pistes ligt tegen één en dezelfde helling, dus weinig variatie qua uitzicht en moeilijkheidsgraad. Voor beginners is het te stijl en voor gevorderden zijn de pistes op zich te kort! Je kan op één dag alle pistes gedaan krijgen... Je kan beter op 30km vóór passo di tonale stoppen en skiën in madonna di campiglio! héél mooie pistes waar je zeker een weekje zoet bent!

We had an excellent holiday over christmas 2006. The resort had great snow and plenty of snow making going on overnite all week. I am an expert skier and expected it to be a little boring but some of the runs on the glacier are fun and the paradiso black is a truly amazing run, wide, steep and well kept. As for the weather it is worth pointing out that it gets very very cold! The night life is not as you would expect in a more mainstream resort but there are some lovely bars and clubs usually attached to the hotels. The mountain restaurants serve some excellent ski food and many of them kick of the parties throughout the afternoon! Two members of out party went to ski school and the instruct