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Schussing and lunching around the Sella Ronda ... a US scribe finds it "a bargain"
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

This review of the Italian Dolomites ski circuit - the Sella Ronda - should make fun reading for anyone who's intrigued by the area (it's one of the great scenic mountainscapes of central Europe) or has skied it before.

I've skied there a few times and loved it.

Here's Fritz Faerber's account, just posted on the ABC News Travel site.

He's impressed with the prices ... though admittedly in comparision with Vail this is no surprise!
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One of the most amazing things about skiing in Italy is the price. Once you're there, it's a bargain.

An adult three-day lift ticket that covers 450 lifts throughout the Dolomites runs $120 (euro102) at peak season. (A similar length ticket at Vail would cost $234; euro200). A slice of scrumptious pizza and a half-liter of Ayinger Weisse Beer at the restaurant atop Ciampinoi runs about $7 (euro6).


Any other thoughts or reflections on the Dolomites?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Just returned from Canazei, did the Sella Ronda, definately the most beautiful mountain scenery I have ever been in.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

I've been to Corvara on Sella Ronda for the past two years and plan to go again this year (despite breaking my ankle there last year!). I think the mountain scenery is the best I've ever seen, you can ski all week on different runs, the restaurants are brilliant and the people are wonderful - and there aren't too many Brits either!
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