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Madonna di Campiglio has a lot to offer for a resort of modest-size: top-notch mountain restaurants, award-winning grooming, classic black pistes and Italy's best terrain park. The town is a charmer too. More specific I enjoyed the tree-lined pistes from Pradalago back into town and loved the high standard of piste preparation. Furthermore the scenery is great - there's a real mix of geology here, so it's never boring to look at! What I did not like was the the lack of off-piste. Much…

Brillient family skiing including off piste. Recommended. Not over subscribed and often quiet in the week, getting busier at the weekend. Ski school have English speaking instructors. and is easy to book, often availability on the day. Approx 35 euros per hour. Downside is that there is no apres ski in Arcalis as there is no village there. We stay in the village El Serrat a few Km below. It is an easy drive to Pals a nearby resort liked with Arinsal, vastly increasing terrain for…

Les Angles is a wonderful resort for beginners and intermediates. Experts will be limited to a couple of runs. The resort has well maintained slopes and snow cannons to provide snow sure conditions. There is plenty to do beyond the extensive skiing. The village of Les Angles is small with some excellent restaurants and bars, all within easy walking distance. We found the 'natives' very friendly, the cost of ski hire and passes very reasonable and the facilities for skiing excellent.…