Madonna di campiglio review 2018 & 2019 4k

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Located at an altitude of 1522 meters above sea level, on the border of the Dolomites and the Alps, Madonna di Campiglio is considered, along with Corvara, and Cortina as the most prestigious ski resorts in Italy.
In this video, we will show you the most important things to know about Madonna di Campiglio,
And if you will stay until the end of the video you will get some great tips.
Contents of this video:
00:00 - Madonna di Campiglio intro
01:40 - how to get to Madonna di Campiglio
01:49 - the ski area
02:59 - important ski lifts
04:09 - Groste ski area
04:16 - Ursus snow park
05:30 - inside the village
06:21 - scores by criteria
08:14 - total score
08:22 -bonus tip
The closest airports to Madonna di Campiglio are Verona and Brescia, both with a transfer time of 2 hours and 15 minutes.
The Ski Area is called, surprisingly, ski area and consist of 150 km of connected ski runs, including the resorts of Marileva and Folgarida and since 2016, after the build of Pinzolo- Campiglio express, the Pinzolo ski resort.
The uniqueness of Madonna di Campiglio is by the fact that it sits on the border of the Dolomites and the Alps, at the feet of the Dolomite’s Brenta group, a Unesco heritage site.
Madonna di Campiglio sits in the middle of the Adamello- Brenta nature park which is known for its diversity of fauna and Flora and famous as the only place in western Europe where bears exist in nature, so be careful with your off-piste adventures.
The ski area spread from the altitude of 2500 meters above sea level to 850 meters above sea level.
It has 45 blue runs, 37 red runs and 18 black runs, there are 60 ski lifts and these are the most important cable cars for you to know are:
Cinque lagi cable car that will lift you to Cinque Lagi area,
where the steepest run of the whole area as well as the FIS world cup run located.
By the way this run is illuminated at night
I advise you from this area to take the Pinzolo- Campiglio express lift system that will take you,
with a great view on the Brenta cliffs to Pinzolo,
In Pinzolo you’ll find the best views on the Brenta and Presena and Adamello glaciers.
By the way, this lift system connected the southern part of Madonna di Campiglio to the ski area as well.
Spinale which will take you to Spinale pick, the origin of some great blacks run and to the beginning of one of the best toboggan courses in Italy.
Pardalago, which will take you to Pardalgo area which has lots of beginner’s slopes.
Pardalago area connects you to the ski resorts of Marileva and Folgarida and also connect between cinque lagi area and Campo Carlo Magno.
In Carlo Campo Magno, you can find many cross-country trails,
and the groste lift system that will lead you to the highest point in the ski area.
Groste area has the highest altitude and the best snow conditions in late season and one of the top 5 snow parks in Europe: Ursus Snowpark.
The park has a fast 8seater chairlift along its side. Very important for park rats.
By the way, Ursus in Latin means bear
So, before wrap up, here are our ratings for Madonna Di Campiglio:
For snowboarder’s, it’s 8
Just because of the great ursus snow park that has a fast 8 seater chairlift along its side
For advanced skiers: 7
The fact that the ski area is not huge and the snow is quite slashi in most of March damages a better score because the scenery is amazing.
For beginners and intermediates: 8
There are many easy slopes here and the size of the ski area is big enough for a week vacation.
For freestylers, it’s a 9, just because of the amazing snow park, and by the way, there are another 3 snow parks in the ski area
For free riders, it’s a 6.
There are very few off-piste areas, most of them are between trees and it recommends to do only with a local guide and for good riders. Some of the real backcountry skiing demands a bit of walking and is quite tricky.
Nightlife and apres-ski it’s a 6.
Except for some special weeks, the town is a bit sleepy and usually, the party lovers around will end up at Piano 54
Resort charm 8.5

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Morzine please

[@mrhyde6684]

Saas fee/Saastal as a whole please

[@andrewjones9727]

Alagna Valsesia, Livigno, Champoluc, Solda please

[@uniformitydubliner9691]

La Clusaz

[@pedrocordeiro435]

Corvara in Baldia

[@ilgilg9394]

Another great video guys. Thanks and keep them coming.

[@baruchnave397]

Beautiful footage and great information! Keep those videos coming. Subscribed!

[@gilimey]

Travelers Check, I'm addicted to your videos, informative, clean, enjoying. You have 3 stars in your logo might be you're modest. Waiting for more

[@ohadelgar8715]

Thanks you for the good tips I am going to fly there one week from now 🙏🙏🙏

[@shayfrenkel8612]

Amazing video. Good advices!

[@VeniVidiYT]

Now I want to go! Great video.

[@skiresortstv8542]

Fantastic vlog!

[@donnaevans9629]

foi uma das melhores snow trips da vida! one of the best viagem de neve of life!!! aloha

[@linoydotcom]

Awesome!!! 🔥

[@jeanraspail2979]

Just coming back. Excellent weather in the first week of February. Perfectly groomed pistes.

[@almightyarjen]

Don't worry about the bears, they're in hibernation during the winter season! You don't even see them in summer time ;)

[@rukmeister2265]

AlmightyArjen my ski teachers friend ran into a bear close to Madonna

[@almightyarjen]

@@rukmeister2265 I didn't say that they're not there, the chance that you see one is very small compared to for example the US.

[@karolyszabo1560]

Visit transylvania you will see them everywhere

[@omerca6]

beautiful place

[@Realmrfred]

The best place for skiing in Italy

[@eleonoraandrova5621]

Amazing video…thank you so much, I REARLY COMMENT , Subscribed ☺️

[@SkiResortsVideo]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@paulskeet7993]

I've been there once, and it is certainly worth visiting, for all reasons, as stated. p.s. leave the camera on infinity (manual max focus) rather than autofocus, when outdoors, as snow and moving objects fool the autofocus mechanism, and it constantly tries to adjust, so you don't get the clearest picture all the time.

[@alonlewin2539]

wowww

[@MatteoP-rm2mi]

I think that one of the best ski resort in Italy is spiazzi di Gromo, but also colere is not bad.

[@rukmeister2265]

I went there last year

[@riccardo859]

Tnx

[@jona4050]

The best Ski Resort in Italy is the hole Dolomiti Superski Area

[@SkiResortsVideo]

hi jona, check out this Sella Ronda video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jV7En2V_qq97qLs

[@jona4050]

@@SkiResortsVideo i already saw this Video and it's a good one

[@keefsmiff]

It's the best if you love queuing as a hobby ...pop an hour round the corner to Passa Tonale ski area if you actually like skiing though ..you know it makes sense

[@SkiResortsVideo]

it is true that there are no queues in Passo Tonale. here's Passo Tonale Thorough review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pautc55no5mEocUsi=6u9g6oYb60WPQVWQ

[@delwilliams9042]

Love Madonna di Campiglio. Really nice, Italian resort with character and not full of drunken idiots. Low key Apres, with some nice bars, and good quality food. On slope food/drink is probably a third of the price of French resorts, and far better quality. A freshly prepared 12" pizza and a coffee/beer on the slopes will set you back between 10 and 15 euros. Lift queues are pretty rare, piste preparation is excellent. All in all, I rate the resort at 8 out of 10.

[@MrSempreme]

do u think? actually here in Italy we think italians resorts are quiet costly compared to the french ones.

[@delwilliams9042]

@@MrSempreme Yes, compared to Meribel I think its a lot cheaper. Plus not as many Russian skiers and stroppy french 👍

[@lewishughes5615]

Anyone else watching this in the middle of summer wishing winter would come quicker? update: should be out there now :( thanks covid

[@Jot_Pe]

What happened with the colors of this video?

[@tommasomezzanotte6517]

Is called with Pinzolo since 2011

[@sunsool6]

nearest airport ? Thanks

[@shlomizdk]

Where can I find the video about campitello di fasa you talked about in the end of this video?

[@omerca6]

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[@marcoloner3810]

is cortina Im italy

[@riccardo859]

I tuoi video sono pazzeschi

[@SkiResortsVideo]

Grazie Mille!

[@womb_raider]

hey whats the song for the vidoe thganks

[@Faster664]

After All - Eill on Spotify

[@ralfoeldi]

Since when are the Dolomites no longer part of the Alps?!

[@niekmoller6415]

Rainer Alföldi since last week

[@omerca6]

they are part of the alps of course, but still, differ. the rocks,, as well as the fauna and flora,, are different

[@silviobelletti]

Rainer Alföldi they‘ ve been teleported away from the alps by the aliens

[@jichaineji]

What's the weather like in january ? Please

[@SkiResortsVideo]

hi, Joury Home the average is 0, during day and minus 5 during night. but it can plummet to -17. on average in the Italian side of the alps you have about a day more of sunshine weekly, compare to Austria, France and Swiss. it is 2.8 days of snow weekly, and about 6.7 inch weekly.(Dec average is higher with 7.5 inch weekly). I think, it is a good time to go. especially the second half, if you want to be on the sure side

[@Faster664]

After all - Eill on Spotify

[@MyNameIsMrLuca]

Madonna spacca, il Sella è pazzesco ma l’Internazionale Cervinia- Zermatt è forse ancora superiore per lo scenario in cui si scia.

[@allecarlo]

Le località migliori d'Italia per lo sci ritengo che siano quelle inserite nel Sellaronda (Selva Val Gardena, Canazei, Corvara, Arabba ecc)... Sellaronda 1.200 Km. of slopes, Number 1. L'ultima parte del video è girata sul Passo Sella- Col Rodella e non c'entra nulla con Madonna di Campiglio

[@federicoferrari9647]

allecarlo sono collegate sci a piedi?

[@allecarlo]

@@federicoferrari9647 La maggior parte, che comprende il giro del Sellaronda e quasi tutto quello della Grande Guerra (collegati fra loro) sono "sci ai piedi" con il solo tratto di skibus da Malga Ciapela ad Alleghe (Giro Grande Guerra). Resta comunque la Ski Area con la maggior quantita di piste collegate "sci ai piedi" e con i migliori impianti. Sicuramente la parte che ricade in Veneto non "brilla" come la parte del Trentino-Alto Adige. La parte che sicuramente deve essere aggiornata è Cortina, che vive ancora delle "glorie"delle Olimpiadi... Speriamo ce con i prossimi progetti si mettano a livello del resto del comprensorio SuperskiDolomiti. I collegamenti con Skibus sono comunque rapidi e ottimamente organizzati. Ciao

[@fabrizio1166]

allecarlo concordo in pieno anche se è una ski area affollatissima , ma credo non abbia rivali sotto tutti gli aspetti, piste , servizi , natura e facilità di collegamenti. Top 🔝🔝🔝

[@MatteoP-rm2mi]

federico ferrari 500 km più o meno sono collegati, ed è il secondo comprensorio più grande al mondo.

[@giovannimileti9709]

Io preferisco Campiglio, Peio ed il Tonale alla SellaRonda perché c’è troppo casino e non sono ben organizzati

[@froznfire9531]

Why is the footage so blue? Looks kinda bad :(

[@nico74321]

Whats the best option to get there?

[@SkiResortsVideo]

fly to Bergamo or Brescia. Verona and Milan is ok too

[@XaincoolTech]

Please upload video about gulmarg Kashmir , best sky resort of the world

[@Poseidon6363]

Iceberg???

[@giogiobelli4839]

please do cortina d'ampezzo

[@SkiResortsVideo]

Hi Giogio. we will upload January 25 the Cortina ski resort review.

[@arichis]

There are bears in nature in the Abbruzzo National Park in the Apennine mountain range of Italy. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marsican_brown_bear

[@SkiResortsVideo]

happy to learn this, thanks

[@giorgiasacco4185]

I go there

[@giorgiasacco4185]

I’m here today skiing

[@sebaj7879]

Make a movie about Livigno Please 😉

[@SkiResortsVideo]

we are. unfortunately it will be ready only before next season

[@martin.lingua]

Maddona di Campiglio (Drone) @

[@lazarfelician617]

"famous as the only place in western Europe where bears exist in nature, so be careful with your off-piste adventures" for a reviewer like travelers check i have expectations, but what to tell, they just copy past! one star for that

[@SkiResortsVideo]

Lazar Felician , first, It is true. second, it was said in a humoristic way. the bears are far from the ski resorts, and hardly seen in the summer. I never copy paste, and knows for years this anecdote. but I am glad that you have good expectations from me as a reviewer😘

[@federicol.1910]

The most prestigious ski resorts in Italy are Cortina, Courmayeur and then Madonna di Campiglio with others. Not Madonna di Campiglio and Corvara. Amazing video anyway and great infos!

[@filippotuzzi1295]

Aggiornati.Si sta parlando dei migliori comprensori sciistici non delle località più snob

[@federicol.1910]

Se si parla di “prestigious” si intende esclusivi, prestigiosi. Comunque anche il concetto di migliori comprensori è piuttosto soggettivo e non credo si possa relegare a due sole località.

[@federicoferrari9647]

Federico Lagomarsino io la penso come te

[@dj_617]

Bears hibernate.

[@jamsterj9039]

Sauze D’Oulx is the best in Italy in my opinion

[@711honved]

I would agree totally. The Milky Way has far more range than most Italian resorts. Madonna is tiny by comparison & can be skied out in a few days. In contrast, Sauze offers linked skiing as far as the French resort of Montgenevre. If you like picturesque resorts & easy skiing Madonna is your place.

[@nico74321]

What's the best time to go there? Is it snow guarantee and what about the crowds

[@federico1156]

For me the best is Courmayeur Mont Blanc

[@well-blazeredman6187]

Lech?

[@SkiResortsVideo]

Hi Nicholas, we will upload a review on Lech in December

[@well-blazeredman6187]

@@SkiResortsVideo Now that's what I call service!

[@BolshoyZloyDed]

My God are you Nolan or what?

[@rozklapiochax8382]

The best ski region in Europe

[@federicoferrari9647]

Rozklapiocha x thanks

[@nico74321]

What about Austria is it better there or Italy?

[@andreaprizzon757]

@@nico74321 I think all the major ski resorts in the alps are equally gorgeous. except france, they are only an imitation (:

[@kx7kx782]

Bear exists in Sweden so that info is not correct.

[@SkiResortsVideo]

thanks for the info, KX7 KX7 but for my knowledge, geographically, the Scandinavian peninsula, is not exactly Europe

[@gabrielschranz8276]

best skiresort is ski arlberg

[@SkiResortsVideo]

Hi Gabriel, If you love the arlberg (which I agree is the best ski area in Austria), I recommend you to watch this St Anton review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zoicn4NuhJKEjM0

[@layersoftheonion8168]

Please don’t do a vlog on Passo Del Tonale as it needs to be kept quiet 😉

[@theboatthatwrecked1052]

Tell me more :)

[@pedropacheco9400]

Man you Britts just can't ski :)

[@SkiResortsVideo]

😅

[@Hello_there_obi]

music needs changing! It's borderline creepy

[@SkiResortsVideo]

hi Matt, don't forget that we are limited to music we have rights to use here. what Genres do you like? maybe you will like the tracks from our latest review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKTEc4iMrdCIaac

[@666scarab]

Very informative but too flat is Italy....very beginner orientated.

[@marcotudisco8885]

Evil Bear I wonder if u ve ever been to MdC. If u haven't, I recommend Spinale slope or 3-3, or Amazzonia and many others and then u can tell me if u still think that the resort is only for beginners...

[@monsieurbaguette6191]

Seriously? I live near the Appennini (Sorry i don't know how they're called in English, it's another mountain chain), which are waaay smaller then the Alps and the Dolomites, and we have ski slopes with an inclination of 80%, and they're quite long too... Plus I go skiing in Trentino (on the Alps) every year, and I've seen many beautiful and difficoult slopes as well there.

[@nocap2994]

seriously?? ahhahahaha try spinale direttissima and then try to repeat what you said

[@leonhornsby2499]

I need sleep now

[@monsieurbaguette6191]

@@leonhornsby2499 me too