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On the slopes
The linked resorts of Folgarida and Marilleva offer about 80km of well-groomed pistes, in snow bowls and boulevards, served by 25 lifts. The village of Marilleva is where the lifts start, getting you up to Marilleva 1400 and the pistes. The nursery slopes are gentle and the ski school personnel very professional. Both areas are ideal for school ski trips but generally, the Marilleva ski area is best for beginners, Folgarida for intermediates and the progression between the two is smooth. Expert skiers will enjoy the many long red pistes offering good fast “boulevard” skiing and there are four good black runs, two of which are about 1850m long. A new 8-seater gondola, situated just 3km away in Daolasa- Valmastellina, now enables skiers to reach over 2000m and then choose whether to ski in Folgarida or Marilleva.
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Easy Slopes (Blue)21
Medium Slopes (Red)6
Difficult Slopes (Black)4
Resort Height900 m
Top Station Height2179 m
KM of Skiing80
Number of Lifts31
Après-ski
The Val di Sole has lively and varied après ski. We can plan a fun programme for your group, full of traditional snow-based activities including torch-lit descents, snowshoe walking and ice-skating. Swimming and bowling evenings can also be organised as well as karaoke and discos.
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FAQs
Find the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.
You should book your trip between 12-18 months in advance. This will give you the best choice of accommodation and allow parents plenty of time to save up, but we always welcome late bookings.
Yes, your rooms are retained until departure in most resorts.
Once your school ski trip is booked, it is safely in our hands. We will only ask for your assistance in understanding your specific requirements and you will be responsible for ensuring that the dates on our checklist are adhered to. During the process, we will also ask you to provide accurate student and teacher names, passport and dietary requirement details where appropriate.