The first cross-border races in the history of the Ski World Cup will be held on the “Gran Becca” course. The run, which starts on Gobba di Rollin above Zermatt in Switzerland and finishes at Laghi Cime Bianche above Cervinia in Italy, spans four kilometres and gains almost 1,000 metres in altitude.
Aosta Valley is on the IKON PASS The Ikon Pass welcomes five iconic destinations in the Aosta Valley: Courmayeur Mont Blanc, Cervino Ski Paradise, La Thuile Espace San Bernardo, Monterosa Ski, and Pila. Framed by the breathtaking views of the Matterhorn and Mont Blanc, these resorts are celebrated for their charming alpine villages, warm hospitality,…
The World’s highest 3S Gondola lift The ‘Matterhorn Glacier Ride’ is Zermatt’s must-see attraction, opened in 2018 to give the chance to enjoy a fantastic experience amid the world’s most beautiful mountain scenery across the glacier. It is the world’s highest 3S cableway connecting the “Matterhorn glacier paradise” (on the Klein Matterhorn at 3,883 metres)…
Cardo Packtalk: The Ultimate Learning Experience Cardo Packtalk provide instructions in real-time, allowing for constant communication with the students. No more shouting, gesturing, or trying to explain what happened a minute ago. With up to 1km range, Cardo’s Packtalk makes it possible to hear the instructor giving you exactly the cues you need to improve…
Monte Bianco | At the Top of Europe The highest mountain peak in Europe, Mont Blanc – with its 4810 metres of altitude – majestically towers over the surrounding valleys. A natural amphitheatre of rock and ice, the Mont Blanc mountain chain offers incredible climbs, pristine nature and unbelievable landscapes. Below, gentle valleys serve as…
Aosta|At the Heart of the Valley In Aosta’s basin, in 25 B.C., the Romans founded the ancient Augusta Praetoria Salassorum, a settlement surrounded by a natural amphitheatre made up of mountains and peaks. Today, the area comprised between Sarre and Fénis seems to be a history book full of churches, palaces and castles, while the…
Monte Rosa / Skiing on Valser Ground The second-highest mountain in Western Europe, the Monte Rosa Massif with its 4,634 metres of altitude, is second only to Monte Bianco. Here, 180 kilometres of slopes that connect Ayas Champoluc all the way to Valsesia make it possible to ski for 8 hours without having to…
