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larly the area around Sersale in the Sila, studded with waterfalls and the possibility of
trekking through the Valli Cupe canyon.
TOP SKI RESORTS
Friuli Venezia Giulia
» Tarvisio 60km of cross-country tracks and great freeriding.
» Sella Nevea 30km of slopes linking to Bovec in Slovenia.
» Forni di Sopra Family friendly, offering skiing, ice skating and tobogganing.
Valle d'Aosta
» Courmayeur Dominated by spectacular Mont Blanc, Courmayeur allows access to legendary runs
such as the Vallée Blanche.
» Breuil-Cervinia In the shadow of the Matterhorn and within skiing distance of Zermatt; good for
late-season snow and family facilities.
» Monte Rosa Comprised of three valleys (Val d'Ayas, Val d'Gressoney and Alagna Valsesia) Monte
Rosa is characterised by Walser villages and white-knuckle off-piste skiing and heli-skiing.
Piedmont
» Via Lattea 400km of pistes linking five ski resorts, including one of Europe's most glamorous,
Sestriere.
» Limone Piemonte 80km of runs, including some for Nordic skiing.
Trentino Alto-Adige
» Sella Ronda This 40km circumnavigation of the Gruppo di Sella range (3151m, at Piz Boé) is one
of the Alps' iconic ski routes.
» Alta Badia 130km of slopes including the legendary Gran Risa.
Veneto
» Cortina d'Ampezzo Downhill and cross-country skiing with runs ranging from bunny slopes to the
legendary Staunies black mogul run.
Sicily & Sardinia
With their unique topographies, Sicily and Sardinia provide unforgettable walking oppor-
tunities. Take your pick of volcano hikes in Sicily: the mother of them all is Mt Etna, but
there's a whole host of lesser volcanoes on the Aeolian Islands, from extinct Vulcano,
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