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I am headed out to Cortina for 7 days on Feb 5th.

I have been reading that Cortina is the "Aspen" of Italy where everyone goes to been seen and has the best skis but cant actually tell you brand/model of their skis. I am an advanced skier that wants to find some serious off-piste skiing and wondering if anyone knows where I can find it at Cortina?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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tahoe921, welcome to snowHeads. It's a long time since I was last in Cortina and I don't recall too much serious off-piste. Lots of serious promenading in the evening and a lovely old town with some stunning scenary, the Dolomites are beautiful but it wouldn't be high on my list for off-piste. Have you contacted the tourist office for a list of guides?


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I don't think there is much serious off-piste there but have you seen this ?? http://www.dolomiti.org/dengl/cortina/newlaga/inverno/fuoripista.html

Try looking for a guide on the site as well.

James.
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tahoe921
As James says Cortina does not have that much in the way of off-piste, but the dolomiti bus will take you to places nearby that have good off-piste like Lagazoi for example. If you are interested I can give you more details of the surrounding area and the contact details of some guides.
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