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00:00 Introduction
01:14 Cortina ski areas review
02:43 cortina ski pass + extensions costs
02:58 Cortina recommended ski runs
04:56 The hidden valley
05:37 Super 8 tour
06:10 The new skyline gondola. game changer
06:50 recommended ski runs in the Faloria area
07:10 Cortina d'Ampezzo town review
07:57 Pros & Cons
08:52 How to get to Cortina?
09:12 Ski Resorts Video scores for Cortina
10:25 Insiders tips about Cortina
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Located in the Veneto region in North-East Italy, Cortina D’Ampezzo is one of the most famous ski resorts in the world.
Cortina d’Ampezzo hosted the 1956 Olympics and since then was known as the most glamorous ski resort in Italy. The Ford company even named a car after it in the 70s, made a Bond movie in the 80s, and will host the 2026 winter Olympics.
We had great expectations when we came there 10 years ago. We found an old resort with 3 unconnected small ski areas and very old ski lifts. The views were amazing, but the infrastructure and the discontinuity of the area gave us a big disappointment
But when we came back in 2022, we discovered a rebirth of Cortina. The fact that Cortina will host the 2026 winter Olympics and the amazing developments that took place here during covid years are the reasons. If you want to see these new developments and get essential knowledge on recommended ski runs and other great tips on Cortina before booking your next ski holiday, you want to watch Our review on Cortina.
Ski area
The ski area of Cortina is 120 km of slopes. It used to be divided into 3 different ski areas: Tofana, Cinque Torri- Falzarego and Faloria-Cristallo, since the opening of the skyline gondola, Tofana and Cinque Torri areas are connected. The altitude is spread between 2830m and the town level at 1217m. 4 cable cars, 2 gondolas, 19 chairlifts and 2-t bars, a total of 27 lifts served the skiers.
45 km of easy blue runs(title 38%),59 km of intermediates red runs(title 49%) and 16 km of difficult black runs(title 13%) make up the 120 km of runs.
From the Tofana area, you have valley runs to the village, but from the Faloria area, you will need to ride down the Faloria cable car.
Cortina has an average annual snowfall of around 2.5 meters, but 95% of the runs are covered by snow cannons, the ski season here every year is from the end of November to the end of April.
6 days of adult skipass in the high season is 347€. For advanced skiers, we recommend adding 26€ and extending to the Dolomiti super skipass.
Cortina is quite a big place for a ski resort.
The Centre is Corso italia, 600 meters long pedestrian area full of fashion designer shops,boutiques, outdoor and winter sport shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. There are several alleys crossing the main street. The impressive 66 meters bell tower, in the middle of Corso Italia, is the symbol of Cortina.
Apres ski and nightlife
Cortina is not the glitz dancing queen it used to be in the 60’s and 70’s.
There are many places where you can find wines and other alcoholic drinks for the Connoisseurs.
If you are looking for a good vibe, you can beginn your evening at the sport bar at Corso Italia.
recommended runs
Tofana
Olympia-stratofana run - it was the 1956 Olympics run and will be the 2026 Olympics as well as the women's alpine ski run in the Audi world cup circuit. One of the most famous in Europe and maybe the most beautiful in the world cup circuit. The most iconic part is the schoss, 35 black on the map. It is the steepest ski run from all the Dolomitisuperski 1220 km of slopes. Then it continues with 35 red. This run was hosting the women's downhill world cup more than 100 times! More than any other. All the runs from the top of lift 22 on the shoulder of Toffana mountain are good.
Another recommended run is 51 black, Forcella Rosa. the longest black slope in Cortina and our favorite. It curved between dolomite towers with a panoramic view of Ampezzo valley.
Cinque Torri area
An amazing red run is Lagazuoi run( #2 on the ski map) 3 km curved red run between the cliffs with spectacular views of the cinque Torri area. It is maybe the least crowded run in Cortina.
You must do the Lagazuoi tour, aka the hidden valley: instead of taking the right turn on the fork at lagazuoi peak, take the left one. You will enter the Armentarola slope, a 7.5 km red run, curving its way into the hidden valley. One of the most beautiful ski runs in the world, with frozen waterfalls around the way.
The lagazuoi tour is part of the super 8 tour which is a route in which you have breathtaking views of 8 of the famous peaks of the dolomites. We recommend taking a break at the refugo Scoiattoli which is near the cinque Torri, five towers in Italien. A nice run if you begin your day here, is run 12. It will take you back to lift 4. The beginning point of the tour.
The new Skyline gondola changed

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@bobmylo
@bobmylo Год назад
Worked in Cortina for a winter season, the scenery is probably the most amazing ive ever seen and ive skiied my entire life. The runs feel very different to what you get anywhere else also. Town is lovely too, has a really cool vibe. BUT the number one comment i had from my guests the entire time was that it felt like millionaire skiing because of the lack of crowds. theyre not wrong
@joseejosee253
@joseejosee253 4 месяца назад
From Cortina is it possible to go for the Ski tours such as Stellaronda or First world warwithiut a car? Either on skis (slopes) or cortina skyline?
@bobmylo
@bobmylo 4 месяца назад
@@joseejosee253 yes. You have to ski through the hidden valley ski run (amazing) and then also take the horse ride that takes you towards Corvara. Its not particularly easy but definitely worth it. Although i havent been in about 6 years now they may have changed it. Hope this helps
@JBP612
@JBP612 Год назад
Those "for your eyes only" clips are such a blast from the past 🙂
@manuelpujolbatlle7795
@manuelpujolbatlle7795 Год назад
The most beautiful mountain scenery I've ever seen!! Been there twice and eager to go back.
@fredericperrin3279
@fredericperrin3279 Год назад
Then maybe you should try Zermatt, Crans-Montana or St-Moritz.
@diegoboss1227
@diegoboss1227 Год назад
Probably only zermatt has a adequate panorama to cortina and dolomites in general
@appooooo
@appooooo 5 месяцев назад
@@fredericperrin3279lmao, you can keep the grand canyon, everything else is ours 😢
@andreypankin5122
@andreypankin5122 Год назад
9.8 for your work! Great shot! The necessary information! Thanks! Good luck!
@finnpaul
@finnpaul Год назад
Great and very complete review. Thank you!
@snow_org_il
@snow_org_il Год назад
Thanks ! Looks like this is the additional resort we have to visit.
@HansvanPutten
@HansvanPutten Год назад
Great Channel and reviews, thank you!!
@well-blazeredman6187
@well-blazeredman6187 4 месяца назад
Watching this again as .... I'm here! Great guide to a complex skiing proposition. My main concern this week will be to avoid mild altitude sickness.
@sodolescurares562
@sodolescurares562 Год назад
run 51 is one of the best I have skied in my 20 years with the sport, I loved cortina, can't wait to get back
@padraicburke5687
@padraicburke5687 Год назад
Had one of the best weeks in my life in Cortina in 2020 had to drive to Val Gardena to access the Sella Ronda....Magical place though
@merxc
@merxc Год назад
You dont have to though. You can just ski down Armentarola, get the horses, go to a skilift and you are in San Cassiano, which is part of the Sellaronda
@anneblack6949
@anneblack6949 Год назад
You need a short taxi to get back from Armentarola to falzarego, but can ski/lift back to cortina from there
@LabRat6619
@LabRat6619 Год назад
We stayed at Rifugio Scoiattoli for a couple of days last time, the skiing and food was outstanding.
@merxc
@merxc Год назад
You have to try the food at Averau then, its even better!
@PriitKallas
@PriitKallas Год назад
Awesome place! 3:49 Came down that when mid part was ice. 2 men, 2 women, 3 kids. 2 kids skied down, 2 men boarded down, 2 women came down sliding on their backs, 1 kid was helped down by ski patrol on foot.
@rodhuy01
@rodhuy01 Год назад
Good review. but confusing with all the areas. would be helpful if you pointed to the map for each are you talked about. Also a pity you dont wait for proper good snow coverage before you shoot your roll and drone shots. heaps of snow makes everything look better. the township looked drab snowless. best to wait for snow, then go shoot. overall good job. v. informative.
@abrakadavra3193
@abrakadavra3193 Год назад
Was there a few years ago and it seemed all the lifts were from the last Olympics :D Glad they updated the lifts!
@skiresortstv8542
@skiresortstv8542 Год назад
one of the best places for slow ski
@FaithandActiondotnet
@FaithandActiondotnet Год назад
Bucket list!
@christinedonnelly1274
@christinedonnelly1274 10 месяцев назад
another helpful video
@SkiResortsVideo
@SkiResortsVideo 4 месяца назад
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@christianwestling2019
@christianwestling2019 Год назад
Cortina is great; can highly recommend the Hidden Valley run.
@LabRat6619
@LabRat6619 Год назад
Where is that?
@merxc
@merxc Год назад
@@LabRat6619 Lagazuoi cablecar, keep the left.
@kkrsnn5632
@kkrsnn5632 Год назад
They still need a few modernisations of infrastructure, but the connection to Cinque Torri is gold. Hidden valley is great, then you can reconnect to Alta Badia 😁
@joseejosee253
@joseejosee253 4 месяца назад
Is it easily possible to ski from Cortina on skis and take the Cortina Skyline up to Badia I think and from there do the Selka Ronda or 1WorkdWar ski tour?
@pennesalmone6350
@pennesalmone6350 Год назад
Cortina is one of my (if not the) favourites in the Dolomiti Superski area but the steepest slope is the Holzriese in Drei Zinnen / Tre Cime as far as I know…
@diegoboss1227
@diegoboss1227 Год назад
Please can you review “Vialattea” is the 3rd largest ski area in the word. You can’t miss it😁. Thanks and great video
@SkiResortsVideo
@SkiResortsVideo 4 месяца назад
Thanks! we are working on 2 reviews of the Vialattea planned to be published on November/December. one focus on Sestriere and the 2nd on Sauze d'Oulx. we will review the whole milky way in these reviews.
@FranFerioli
@FranFerioli Год назад
Fun fact 1): Cliffhanger was also shot in Cortina although the audience was led to believe it was the Rockies. There are still remains of the set well hidden a stone throw from Faloria upper station. Fun fact 2): there is slope even steeper than the Olimpica in Cortina. The upper part of the Staunies, but it is not groomed and generally closed to the public. It's a slope from a time when life was cheaper... I also agree that the Forcella Rossa is an amazing run. If it is not steeper than the Olimpica, it certainly looks so.
@ivandusan9642
@ivandusan9642 Год назад
I was in Cortina, but Forcella Staunies was closed all the time. You had to exit chairlift in midstation, but there was a lot of snow. I don't understand why they kept it closed almost all the time? It seems an interesting slope but also a fantastic mountain scenery from the top of the chairlift.
@FranFerioli
@FranFerioli Год назад
@@ivandusan9642 I go to Cortina often and I have always found it close. I think it is too steep for today’s standards (and laws on liability). Regarding the views, I think there’s a quite spectacular summer trail passing through those summit.
@Toschh
@Toschh 6 месяцев назад
​@@ivandusan9642they are building up the lift again before the Olympics. Don't know when it will be finished
@d.jensen5153
@d.jensen5153 Год назад
I can't express how much I would love to ski the Dolomites! But I'm a poor boy with mountains right outside my door so...they'll have to do.
@alkingborn4620
@alkingborn4620 Год назад
A couple of corrections: 1) Cortina's slopes are not the steepest, there are at least 5 definitely much steeper 2) Among the cons you had forgotten the most important: prices! It's an extremely expensive location and the value for money ratio should be lowered to 5.5
@Toschh
@Toschh 6 месяцев назад
I'll get what you're saying, but then again. No one is forcing anyone into the more expansive shops and restaurants. There's always variety in bigger resorts 😊
@alkingborn4620
@alkingborn4620 6 месяцев назад
@@Toschh Unfortunately it doesn't apply to Cortina 😥😥
@philipmartin3902
@philipmartin3902 5 месяцев назад
Seems like less off piste steep runs and more groomers than some of the resorts in France and Austria?
@oliverrasmussen4777
@oliverrasmussen4777 Год назад
It is a plus that they always have taken their time to pronounce the names of the local villages and ski lifts correct.
@blujay284
@blujay284 Год назад
Not in this video. They come slightly close but there are some serious mispronunciations.
@pablovi77
@pablovi77 Год назад
They’re not doing it here.
@marinellacandilio9748
@marinellacandilio9748 Год назад
You are being ironic , I’m assuming…
@janatlmb2770
@janatlmb2770 Год назад
Not really, it's kind of sweet how they try. Makes me laugh. But it is kind of common of English native speakers. It sounds kind of different, to both the local tang and English pronunciation. But I guess it is not important as making the message clear and it was achieved.
@massimopecile9666
@massimopecile9666 Год назад
1:28 cinque torri falzarego for me is like listen japanese, had made me laught im from italy but overrall isnt bad
@mattward5010
@mattward5010 Год назад
Sick they updated their lifts
@theovanderstorm3171
@theovanderstorm3171 5 месяцев назад
I have been skiing in Cortina several times, the upper part of the Forcella Staunies which is really black piste, is almost always closed.
@merxc
@merxc Год назад
Hello, I'd like to make some observations. 1) It's Forcella Rossa (red fork), not Rosa (pink fork) 2) Faloria and Tofana are linked with a free bus that passes every 20 minutes, going all the way from Freccia nel Cielo to the Faloria cablecar, making intermediate stops in key spots of Cortina, like Corso Italia. I agree it's old, but citing the guy operating the cablecar "it's the only way to go up that doesn't require a 300m high pylon just outside of Cortina". That's the reason of the intermediate stop (and the reason of long times for ascent/descent) 3) It's not clear if you're considering Col Gallina as part of the Cortina resort, as I clearly see images from the chairlift, but you never mention it. 4) You completely disregarded the existance of the Cristallo slopes (not extremely challenging but very enjoyable), which are probably the most fun due to the low affluence, fast chairlifts and very good food in Son Forca 5) Please do a bit more research on how to pronounce these names, you completely butchered them. This one is just a suggestion tho. Thank you.
@fitofito1001
@fitofito1001 Год назад
I strongly suggest you show a map whenever you mention a ski trail or a lift.
@josephramone5805
@josephramone5805 Год назад
Doesn't look like it gets a lot of snow or quality snow. But it's a beautiful place!
@painlesschip5366
@painlesschip5366 Год назад
you should review all the crap resorts over in Scotland here. You could do 5 in one week ;)
@mosa4688
@mosa4688 Год назад
Oh yeah - I had the great misfortune of skiing at Glen Shee once - It was like an inclined ice skating rink. Never again.
@painlesschip5366
@painlesschip5366 Год назад
@@mosa4688 Glen Coe is much better on average but if u go make sure u don't have to hire equipment. que can be 4+ hours for that. Although lift ques seem to always be under 3 mins
@garyholland4227
@garyholland4227 Год назад
Hello, could you review Arraba and Kronplatz please.
@roberthartley6629
@roberthartley6629 Год назад
Garry. Have a look at Usteri Posta RU-vid channel for Igor and the boys skiing around that area. I go to Arabba every Feb. Have a look on RU-vid for Snowheads Birthday. Arabba is quiet but the snow is always great. Nightlife is limited to a couple of bars, AlTable is good food and Mickey's next to the Burz lift is a bit fancier.
@garyholland4227
@garyholland4227 Год назад
@@roberthartley6629 Thanks Robert, I’ll check them out.
@damirpericmail
@damirpericmail Год назад
Do 3 zinnen pls
@SkiResortsVideo
@SkiResortsVideo 4 месяца назад
We will consider that. thanks for the tip!
@gregmasters55
@gregmasters55 Год назад
The Ford Cortina was launched in 1962!!
@whipsor
@whipsor Год назад
Did it misunderstand or did he say you can take a gondola from crotina to alpa de suisi?
@NickolajDrobre
@NickolajDrobre 9 месяцев назад
Make video for Folgaria
@SkiResortsVideo
@SkiResortsVideo 4 месяца назад
It will take some time, but we will consider your request
@ModelMik
@ModelMik Год назад
😎
@edberg7942
@edberg7942 Год назад
"The most iconic part is the schoss, 35 black on the map. It is the steepest ski run from all the Dolomitisuperski 1220 km of slopes." This is definitely not true.
@skiresortstv8542
@skiresortstv8542 Год назад
which one is the steepest?
@edberg7942
@edberg7942 Год назад
Jöchl 6 Gitschberg Jochtal and Holzriese 3b in Sexten/Sesto.
@mamamia6925
@mamamia6925 Год назад
no way it's the steepest! Holzriese is the steepest!
@anadalet9885
@anadalet9885 Год назад
Yes, I live in the Dolomites and I ski every week or in Cortina or in 3 Zinnen, the second part of the Holzriese is the steepest
@ewallt
@ewallt Год назад
It said as a con “quite small ski area”, but it’s listed as having 30,000 skiable acres, over 4 times larger than the largest ski resort in the U.S., and ten times larger than an average sized well known ski resort such as Deer Valley or Steamboat, so that had me a bit confused. I understand there are disconnected ski areas, but still, how small can it be? My biggest question is how fun it is to ski there given they get so little snow.
@merxc
@merxc Год назад
Bro sking in the Dolomites is the best, biggest resort in the world. Cortina downtown gets 2.5 m, and that's 1200m. Faloria starts at 2000m and upper Tofana goes to 2600m. The snow is always fine until mid-march, except in the return slope to Cortina, where it gets kinda crap around 1 pm, given the low elevation. This is obviously not considering abnormal heat fue to climate change though, but I was there last week and it was -11ºC at Faloria, and yesterday it snowed 50cm. Plus we're very good at keeping what we get, slope grooming is top notch.
@ewallt
@ewallt Год назад
@@merxc Gratzie. It looks like a great place to ski. You’d probably have to stay awhile to take advantage of it.
@merxc
@merxc Год назад
@@ewallt I'd say at least 3 days, one for Faloria-Cristallo, one for Tofana amd one for 5 Torri-Col Gallina-Falzarego
@ewallt
@ewallt Год назад
@@merxc Say I wanted to stay for awhile, like 3 or 4 weeks, and I were by myself. Can you recommend where I might seek logging that wouldn’t be too expensive. I’m older, so not looking for a youth hostile type thing, if such existed, but maybe air b and b or a no frills but nice inn. Any ideas? I know some Italian if that makes any difference (doesn’t seem like it should, but seemed worth mentioning). Thanks so much!
@merxc
@merxc Год назад
@@ewallt I'd say airbnb or b&b, as you might find a good deal, especially in low season. There's some hotels, usually 2 stars and 3 stars, which have affordable prices, but those might be too high if you want to stay on the economy side of things. Try to search in all possible locations, not just Cortina, as everything is connected fairly well, and a location in the middle will get you everywhere and back in a day. I'd recommend getting the Dolomiti Skipass, if you're staying for a while you're going to want to move around those 1200km of slopes. Costs a bit more but its worth it in my opinion. Italian is not really needed, but it's a nice addition. English isn't really well spoken, but you can communicate just fine, given simple words. And if you know German you'll be fine in Alto Adige.
@anadalet9885
@anadalet9885 Год назад
I live near Cortina and sometimes I go skiing there. The landscape is the most beautiful in the world but the quality of service is very low for the cost of ski pass. Slow chairlift and cable car from the 50s!. Also, the Faloria area is isolated so if you want to ski there you have to use your car in the massive traffic of the city whose road can’t support the exaggerated number of cars during holidays. I prefer going on 3 Zinnen Resort which is more focused on skiing with new slopes and a lot of new Gondolas and chairlifts. The new infrastructures in cortina are very little compared to the older ones who need replacement, but fortunately something is done after decades of nothing. Cortina is better for lush life with fancy restaurants and luxury boutiques like Gucci and Dior.
@merxc
@merxc Год назад
C'è lo skibus che dalla Freccia nel Cielo ti porta gratis al Faloria, ci mette 10 minuti.
@davidekamagi9107
@davidekamagi9107 Год назад
The landscape is gorgeous but switzerland ,s resorts are much better
@tareka62
@tareka62 Год назад
agree partially...because of the prices in switzerland
@davidekamagi9107
@davidekamagi9107 Год назад
@@tareka62 correct
@AAAAAAndreyAndreev
@AAAAAAndreyAndreev Год назад
this was amazing !! insta sub
@ziggymatuszewski2803
@ziggymatuszewski2803 8 месяцев назад
development... higher prices of everything
@GiorgioHouse
@GiorgioHouse Год назад
Ski is more and more for wealthy people. Managed by bigger companies to make more money. 350€ for a ski pass and they even don't guarantee you a refund if something (like in 2020) happens is a theft! Being a skier is more and more becoming as being an Everest "climber"!! Mountain is more and more just a business managed by huge corporations.
@peteb7992
@peteb7992 Год назад
Hope the winters get better or you’ll be pronouncing the names of western U S areas for generations
@PauloCordeiro-ut3xc
@PauloCordeiro-ut3xc Год назад
2023 and still need to exploit horses? its a nop for me
@foyorama
@foyorama Год назад
not even close to the Chugach in Alaska, Niseko in Japan , or Whistler in Canada... deep powder is where is at and Cortina has none of it, been there and will not go back....one good thing is Italian women are beautiful, then again we are talking about skiing.
@dfgk7857
@dfgk7857 Год назад
Ah yes the eternal freeride vs groomers debate. To each it’s own mate, you didn’t have to come all the way to Cortina to figure out that deep powder skiing doesn’t compare to Whistler lmao. Google is your friend, you can find out all there is to know about any resort before getting there
@merxc
@merxc Год назад
You aren't going to find powder in the Dolomiti skiarea. We're all abput groomed slopes
@giulianopoli3625
@giulianopoli3625 Год назад
Cortina non è un posto per sciare....poche piste corte e con impianti vecchi. Andate in Val Badia Val di Fassa Val Gardena ecc....
@lolaponce726
@lolaponce726 4 месяца назад
Impianti vecchi parzialmente vero, piste poche o corte non direi proprio…
@giulianopoli3625
@giulianopoli3625 4 месяца назад
@@lolaponce726 certo va visto come uno scia e che esperienze ha di piste da sci dell arco alpino…per spazzaneve va bene anche Campo Felice…
@lolaponce726
@lolaponce726 4 месяца назад
@@giulianopoli3625 beh nata sulle Dolomiti scio da quando avevo 5 anni e senza tirare in ballo Zermatt o le Alpi Francesi posso dire di avere una certa esperienza. Ribadisco ciò che ho detto
@giulianopoli3625
@giulianopoli3625 4 месяца назад
@@lolaponce726 aheeee zermat e alpinfrancesi…ho capito…scia a cortina che ti va bene
@lolaponce726
@lolaponce726 4 месяца назад
@@giulianopoli3625 Assolutamente! Senza privarmi di altro sulle Alpi e altrove e senza sminuire un resort che per quanto possa stare sulle palle per ovvi motivi, è indubbiamente uno dei luoghi più incantevoli di questo globo sia per i paesaggi sia per la varietà (e qualità) delle sue piste.. 👍
@kuladeeluxe
@kuladeeluxe Год назад
The Food Sucks. No Coke , only Pepsi, soggy fries, thin crust pizza with no pineapples.
@renebosselaar2198
@renebosselaar2198 Год назад
Pleas get the pronounciation of the Italian words correct. This is so annoying
@julianassange71
@julianassange71 Год назад
Your Italian pronunciation is very terrible, I hope you get some lesson and nail it next time around, barely understood the names. Other than that, you've done an excellent job. Mark: 9 & 1/2
@gunarskirsons556
@gunarskirsons556 Год назад
Pretty ironic to point out something like that considering that 9/10 Italians refuse to speak english or don't know it at all.
@julianassange71
@julianassange71 Год назад
@@gunarskirsons556 So what? maybe 9 Italians out of 10 don't do videos with English names don't you think? Describing a country you should at least make sure you pronounce its names correctly
@gunarskirsons556
@gunarskirsons556 Год назад
@@julianassange71 see how you answered your own question? Someone else did a good job by making a wonderful video about a place that's surviving mainly on tourism and yet, the only thing you can say is he has bad pronaunciation and tell someone to get lessons.
@julianassange71
@julianassange71 Год назад
@@gunarskirsons556 "Other than that, you've done an excellent job. Mark: 9 & 1/2. " Are you able to read?
@gunarskirsons556
@gunarskirsons556 Год назад
@@julianassange71 point well taken. But I was reffering to your comment about the language lessons. It's basically saying "good job but it still sucks"
@fredianacci8283
@fredianacci8283 Год назад
Looks like it’s all groomers? Only 100 inches annually of snow? I’ve Skied Zermatt and Cervinia and I have to admit, the visual aspects were breathtaking. As far as powder and challenging stuff, it looks like Skiing out west or in South America is way more bang for your buck.
@micheleteso9499
@micheleteso9499 Год назад
Cortina is overvalued... I go often there.. Cortina as a city is nothing. The rest is fantastic
@dfgk7857
@dfgk7857 Год назад
What do you mean exactly ?
@Amalineth
@Amalineth Год назад
3:23 the steepest track has just naked rocks on the sides - one mistake, and you are dead or hardly injured. Typical italians.
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