Ski holidays Passo Tonale

Beginner skiing in Passo Tonale *****

If you are looking for a resort in which to ski with beginners and you don't want to break the bank then Passo Tonale may well be for you. The is a great varied of slopes on the north side of the village which are all really easily accessible are are perfect for beginners to hone there skills on.

Intermediate skiing in Passo Tonale ****

Intermediates will love Passo Tonale. 100km of piste is more than enough for a ski holiday and the fact that the area is broken up into different sections really helps to give the feel of travelling around a big ski region and stopping in different places. One day you might be on the north side followed by skiing on the south side and up on the glacier the next. While the next couple of days might involve skiing down to Ponte di Legno or maybe even further and onto Temu.

Advanced skiing in Passo Tonale ***

Advanced skiers who only like ski piste after piste without doing the same run twice might find that they cover the whole 100km of piste pretty quickly. However, if you like to find a like and do it a few times over throughout a holiday until you know it inside out then a skiing holiday in Passo Tonale might be the right up your street. There is a good spread of blue and red in the resort but there are also some nice black runs as well (24% blue, 60% red and 16% black). Coupled with a good chunk of off piste skiing and a very reliable snow record, Passo Tonale can actually work out much better than people often think as a ski holiday destination for advanced skiers.

Snowboarding in Passo Tonale ***

If you are thinking about a snowboarding holiday in Passo Tonale and are not bothered about there being a snow park then carry on. However, if you want a snowpark then look elsewhere. On the other hand if you love tearing up piste and searching out fresh line after a new snowfall then Passo Tonale may well be for you.

Off-piste skiing in Passo Tonale***

There is plenty of off-piste in Passo Tonale. It is well worth getting a guide if you want to search out all of the hidden gems and route but there is plenty of easy access of piste on the north side of the Passo Tonale and there are some great tree-lined routes to be found over in Ponte di Legno and Temu.