Discovering the most traditional skiing
Alagna and Valsesia are ideal places for practicing telemark. Fans of the free-heel skiing technique indeed find in the unspoiled nature of Valsesia an ideal environment for long descents, both in fresh snow and on perfectly groomed slopes.
Telemark
from December to April
for experts
Alagna Valsesia (1,191 meters)
180 km
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Enthusiasts of this very particular technique can indeed ski in complete freedom and safety, thanks to the slopes that cater to every level of ability. With the support of local guides, passionate and experienced in their territory, they will experience the thrill of descending kilometers and kilometers of snow-covered slopes, immersed in an extraordinarily beautiful natural environment.
The ski resort of Alagna is part of the large Monterosa Ski area, which has 180 kilometers of slopes with state-of-the-art facilities. Just like for freeride, the starting point par excellence is the Indren glacier, at 3,200 meters above sea level, at the border between the Gressoney Valley and Valsesia. From this enchanted place opens a wonderful panorama, offering various off-piste routes of medium to high difficulty. From the Straight Channel to Dente Bors, from Vallone d’Olen to Gran Couloir Stolemberg and from Zube-Foric Canyon to Passo della Civera. A new adventure for those who love adrenaline and seek the most authentic freeride experience with telemark.
Safety in the mountains
Living and experiencing the mountains requires caution, preparation, and experience. No activity, even the easiest one, should be taken for granted or improvised.