Italy’s smallest region has been making history at least as far back as the Romans, but in more recent times it has been drawing in skiers, attracted by its world-class facilities, fabulous food, authentic atmosphere and spectacular scenery, all around.
Located in the Northwest of the country, the Aosta Valley is home to no less than 19 ski resorts and 25 winter playgrounds, including both world-famous destinations and equally enticing, unknown villages where skiers can have the slopes almost to themselves. Altogether there are over 800 kilometres (that’s 500 miles) of ski runs along with eight snow parks. All are included on a single international electronic ski pass for direct access to all runs.
SOURCE: https://www.inthesnow.com
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