Area Profile
The ski slopes on Europe highest (3343m), and still very active, the volcano stand above the groves of orange, almond and fig trees. Despite the heat above and below, snow cover is usually good at this altitude. The steepnees of the pitch increases as you get higher. It's possible to practice summer sports like golf, rafting and tennis in the afternoon close to the slopes. The ski lifts had to be abandonned in 1999-2000 when increasingly serious eruptions of Etna made the area unsafe.
Important Dates
- Projected Days Open: N/A
- Days Open Last Year: N/A
- Years Open: N/A
- Average Snowfall: N/A
Terrain Type
Beginner Runs:  33% |
Intermediate Runs:  34% |
Advanced Runs:  33% |
Expert Runs:  % |
Lifts
- Total # Of Lifts:
5 - Gondolas & Trams:
N/A
- High Speed Sixes:
N/A - High Speed Quads:
N/A
- Quad Chairs:
N/A - Triple Chairs:
N/A
- Double Chairs:
N/A - Surface Lifts:
5
Elevation
- Top: 7592 Ft.
- Vertical Drop: 1634 Ft.
- Bottom: 5958 Ft.
- Longest Run: 1.0 miles
- Skiable Terrain: N/A
- Snow Making: N/A
Location
Nearby Resorts
- Etna Sud (18.1 miles)
- Santa Caterina (58.9 miles)
- Gambarie d'Aspromonte (61.1 miles)
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