Related Regions: Aosta Valley, Monterosa, Italy, Valle di Gressoney
Gressoney-La-Trinité - Monterosa Ski
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| Child () | Junior () | Adult () | Senior () |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | € 238.00 | € 340.00 | € 272.00 |
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Monte Rosa Skied on Midsummer Day
On Tuesday 21st June, at 6.15am, 5 time Olympian and BBC TV Ski Sunday presenter Graham Bell, skied the second highest mountain in the Alps, 4650m high Monte Rosa, in the Aosta Valley, Italy on officially the first day of summer.Italian Dolomites Dominate Ski Reports With Early Snow
160cm of fresh snow has fallen in Cortina d'Ampezzo over just seven days in November; the Dolomiti Superski area is due to open Nov. 28, 2009.Advertisement
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