Livigno It is located in the Italian province of Lombardy, north of the border of the Dolomite Mountains. You will easily locate this town south of the Alps. Livigno has gone from being a small isolated town to becoming one of the most important ski resorts in the world. Its success is based on its impressive slopes of exceptional height and on the spas located in the area, which have become some of the most important in Europe.
The village It is quite small but due to its difficult access and the coming and going of so many travelers, it has become a tax haven. The area is characterized by the quality of its snow. More than 50 years ago, the entire area remained closed due to the large number of snow It fell, so they had to build a large elevator that would allow them to get out of the area if the same thing happened again. In 1960 the first hotel was opened and since then the area has not stopped growing. Today there are more than 100 hotels and 115 kilometers (66 miles) of slopes. Data over the mountains:
– Elevation from the station: 1,816 m. (5,958 ft)
- Maximum height: 2,797 m. (9,176 ft)
- Base of elevation: 1,816 m. (5,856 feet)
- Number of elevators: 34
- Number of slopes: 78
- Average snowfall annual: 2m (6.7ft)
The normal season runs from the end of November until the beginning of May.
Livigno Ski Guide #05: Carosello, Centrale (top to bottom, run #1) (May 2024)
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