At 2,978 metres above sea level, exclusive views of the ice four thousand metre peaks, snow-secure ski runs and the longest marked and secured glacial downhill route in Switzerland ensure an “ah” effect!
The youngest aces grab a free bar on the pony lift (right next to the valley station), and directly opposite, the Lagalb gondolas ascend the King of Ski Mountains, which owes this title to its grandiose gradient. From there the ski touring hit also branches off across the southern flank into the Puschlav area in the direction of La Rösa.
Free riders go into raptures in Val Arlas and in the Las Collinas area, and can revamp their deep-snow knowledge in advance at the Alpine Safety Centre. Whoever dares to challenge the huge icicles of the 100 m long ice wall, the “Corn Diavolezza”, also has to be tried and tested. Full-moon skiing, “Glüna Plaina” offers pleasure for any genre when the adventurous venue shines in mystic, soft light.
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At 2,978 metres above sea level, exclusive views of the ice four thousand metre peaks, snow-secure ski runs and the longest marked and secured glacial downhill route in Switzerland ensure an “ah” effect!
The youngest aces grab a free bar on the pony lift (right next to the valley station), and directly opposite, the Lagalb gondolas ascend the King of Ski Mountains, which owes this title to its grandiose gradient. From there the ski touring hit also branches off across the southern flank into the Puschlav area in the direction of La Rösa.
Free riders go into raptures in Val Arlas and in the Las Collinas area, and can revamp their deep-snow knowledge in advance at the Alpine Safety Centre. Whoever dares to challenge the huge icicles of the 100 m long ice wall, the “Corn Diavolezza”, also has to be tried and tested. Full-moon skiing, “Glüna Plaina” offers pleasure for any genre when the adventurous venue shines in mystic, soft light.
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