Ski resorts near Florence/Rome
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Ski resorts near Florence/Rome
Hi Everyone! I'm going on a month-long trip to Rome, Florence, London, and Paris. I want to go skiing and am wondering if anyone knows of good resorts in the Rome/Florence area. How much should I expect to spend? And how should I travel to the ski resort? Thanks so much.
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If you want to be guaranteed snow, you will want to arrange for more than a day trip. You could take a train to Bolzano and possibly a bus to St Ulrich (?) or somewhere near there. Plan to spend at least one night, preferably two. This assumes you will be there sometime in January/February or early March.
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Hello Courtney,<BR><BR>Not true - there ARE ski resorts accessible from both Rome and Florence.<BR><BR>The best one accessible as a day trip from Rome (50 miles) is probably TERMINILLO (1,500-2,000 metres) near Rieti.<BR>(I was there once and got snowed in - couldn't get out for 2 days).<BR><BR>There is snow forecast there for the next 3 days, so the pistes should soon be open. <BR><BR>There is a bus service to Terminillo from Rome at weekends when the pistes are open.<BR><BR>There are also several places in Abbruzzo - Campo Felice, Campo Imperatore, Pescasseroli (I think) ...<BR><BR>From Florence the nearest might be ABETONE. Maybe someone else can help on this ...<BR><BR>Here are some websites:<BR>www.aptrieti.it/sta/scialpino.htm (Terminillo)<BR>www.abetone.org<BR>www.appenninobi anco.it<BR><BR>While the Appennini generally get less snow than further north, some resorts have snow machines to top up.<BR><BR>Hope this helps ...<BR><BR>Steve<BR>




