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Madonna di Campiglio - Ski School and Driving from Malpensa
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This Thursday (Dec 14) I am taking family to Madonna di Campiglio for a week. We arrive at Malpensa Airport in Milan. I saw on viaMichelin at least three ways to drive there and I was wondering whether anyone could recommend the fastest way. I am not scared of narrow roads.
Ski School - My wife (43) and boy (7) are almost beginners - they have 8 days on skis and can ski blues (timidly). My plan is: first day, separate private lessons for both to refresh and regain confidence, then but them in (separate) group lessons. English speaking instructors is a must. Which ski schools would you recommend? Thanks.
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Route wise the obvious one is fastest. I would imagine.
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My dilemma is whether to go via the highways (A4 to Verona and A22 to Trento) which is 77 km longer or to start heading north from Brescia on SS237 and SS239. Via Michelin suggests it is the same travel time (4 hours) but I was hoping to gain from someone's experience.
Even more important for me would be input on ski schools as noted above. Thanks
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In snowy conditions the longer route MWay might be faster, better chance of it being clear, that of course depends on what type of roads , that connect MDC to the Mway
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Hi,
I'm sure someone with more local knowledge will come along soon but we used these guys for private lessons last year http://www.scuolascicampiglio.com/en/ . We made the initial arrangements via email and they were helpful, lessons were good and we'll be using them again this year. They also had someone in our hotel bar for an hour or so every evening so we paid them on arrival and arranged extra lessons via them as well.

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@Sgebay, what route did you end up taking & how did you find it?
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