Ponte di Legno-Tonale is a genuinely cross-regional ski area, linking Ponte di Legno and Temù in Lombardy with Passo Tonale in Trentino, plus lift access up to the Presena Glacier - all on one skipass. It's known for its glacier skiing, its long descents, and the black "Paradiso" piste.
There is a good spread of gentle runs, particularly around Ponte di Legno and the lower Tonale slopes, suited to beginners and families.
Intermediate
25pistes
Most of the area's pistes are well-groomed intermediate runs, spread across the Ponte di Legno, Temù and Tonale sectors.
Advanced
9pistes
The black "Paradiso" piste - around 3 km long with a 737m vertical drop - is the standout, along with glacier skiing from Presena and around 38 km of marked freeride terrain.
Practical Information
Season
Typically late November to early May, snow conditions permitting - one of the longer seasons in the Italian Alps, thanks to the Presena Glacier
Snow Reliability
The Presena Glacier and the area's high top altitude give Ponte di Legno-Tonale a strong reputation for reliable snow through a long season, backed up by extensive snowmaking lower down.
Linked ski area
Pontedilegno-Tonale: Ponte di Legno and Temù (Lombardy) linked to Passo Tonale (Trentino) and the Presena Glacier, all on one skipass.
Lift pass prices
Daily skipass prices:
- Adult: €54-70
- Junior: €44-56
The online "Smart Skipass" offers dynamic discounts of up to 25% on advance purchases
Location
Ponte di Legno, Brescia province - Lombardy, linked to Passo Tonale in Trentino