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Heading to Folgaria for the first time next month. We are a minute from the Costa lift but the resort doesn’t look very joined up on the map. We mostly like leisurely blues, how do we get to all the parts of the ski area? Thanks in advance.
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, it’s not overly hard, though one of the crucial red pistes towards the Madonna sector can be a little challenging at times - can be a bit wind swept in places, or a bit chopped up. Mind you, I’m going back maybe 12 years and things may have changed, regarding that particular piste.
IMV non of the red classified pistes were overly tricky (more like French blue runs) and the grooming was exemplary - I’ve been to Folgarida twice, for reference.
You mention you like leisurely blues, and there are plenty of those too.
Have fun - I’d definitely ski there again. Great skiing, good restaurants, not hugely expensive, very picturesque.
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Just re-read the title…Folgaria not Folgarida
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skiseekers wrote:
Heading to Folgaria for the first time next month. We are a minute from the Costa lift but the resort doesn’t look very joined up on the map. We mostly like leisurely blues, how do we get to all the parts of the ski area? Thanks in advance.
It is a resort our disabled ski club uses as it is a quiet resort and there aren't many overly taxing runs. We've also been at the same time as a Dutch disabled club. It joins up OK. Fondo Grande is a bit flat if you want to head to Serrada, but I can't think of many other parts that will cause any issues. There is also a ski bus that runs round the main locations, though I can't comment on it much as I've only ever used it once to go down to Folgaria helping out with a minor medical issue.
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