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Ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriding Rosengarten Group (Catinaccio)

Best ski resorts for advanced skiers in the Rosengarten Group (Catinaccio) (best difficult slopes, ski routes) as well as best powder snow skiing/freeriding in the Rosengarten Group (Catinaccio)

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4 out of 5 stars

Ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriding Rosengarten Group (Catinaccio) – Advanced skiers, freeriders Carezza

Ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriding Rosengarten Group (Catinaccio) – Advanced skiers, freeriders Latemar – Obereggen/Pampeago/Predazzo

Ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriding Rosengarten Group (Catinaccio) – Advanced skiers, freeriders Val Gardena (Gröden)

Ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriding Rosengarten Group (Catinaccio) – Advanced skiers, freeriders Passo San Pellegrino/Falcade

Ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriding Rosengarten Group (Catinaccio) – Advanced skiers, freeriders Belvedere/Col Rodella/Ciampac/Buffaure – Canazei/Campitello/Alba/Pozza di Fassa

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Rosengarten Group (Catinaccio): freeride ski resorts and ski resorts for very good skiers (advanced skiers)

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1-8 out of 8 ski resorts

Test result: 4 out of 5 stars

Carezza

Carezza Ski has several difficult slopes for experts. Very difficult slopes start from Laurins Lounge,… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

few freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 4.8 km (12%)

1. Latemar – Obereggen/Pampeago/Predazzo

Test result: 4 out of 5 stars

Latemar – Obereggen/Pampeago/Predazzo

Pampeago and Predazzo have some difficult slopes for advanced skiers. The highlights are the very… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

some freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 6.9 km (14%)

1. Val Gardena (Gröden)

Test result: 4 out of 5 stars

Val Gardena (Gröden)

Val Gardena offers long, difficult runs down to the valleys, such as Saslong, Ciampinoi and… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

few freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 21 km (12%)

1. Passo San Pellegrino/Falcade

Test result: 4 out of 5 stars

Passo San Pellegrino/Falcade

Experts can look forward to several black slopes and a host of powder options. The La VolatA black… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

many freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 8.5 km (13%)
Ski routes: 1.5 km

1. Belvedere/Col Rodella/Ciampac/Buffaure – Canazei/Campitello/Alba/Pozza di Fassa

Test result: 4 out of 5 stars

Belvedere/Col Rodella/Ciampac/Buffaure – Canazei/Campitello/Alba/Pozza di Fassa

There a some difficult slopes which will make advanced skiers' hearts beat faster (e.g. Vulcano,… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

few freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 7.2 km (13%)

6. Catinaccio/Ciampedie – Vigo di Fassa/Pera di Fassa

Test result: 3 out of 5 stars

Catinaccio/Ciampedie – Vigo di Fassa/Pera di Fassa

Experts love the black Alberto Tomba slope. You can ski in the tracks of the multiple Olympic champion… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

no freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 0.9 km (7%)

6. Alpe di Siusi (Seiser Alm)

Test result: 3 out of 5 stars

Alpe di Siusi (Seiser Alm)

Experts can find some short, challenging slopes. Otherwise, the slopes are easy and intermediate. … more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

few freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 3 km (5%)

6. Alpe Lusia – Moena/Bellamonte

Test result: 3 out of 5 stars

Alpe Lusia – Moena/Bellamonte

Two challenging slopes for experts can be found at the Le Cune mountain station. The valley run to… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

few freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 4 km (15%)

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