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Courmayeur - Mont Blanc
Italy's recent development as an international winter sports destination owes a lot to prices that are appreciably lower than those in other Alpine countries. Many ski resorts have now powerful, modern lifts and huge snowmaking systems. It has some enduring attractions, such as its good food and wine, jolly atmosphere and splendid scenery - especially in the Dolomites and the Aosta Valley.
 | This small, unspoilt village with only 2,000 beds is tucked away in a fold of the landscape and is surrounded by some of the best skiing in Italy - the Sella Ronda in the Dolomites. |
 | Cervinia is Italy's most snow-sure resort, set at 2,050m in the Aosta Valley within easy reach of Turin. |
 | The introduction of a single ski pass covering the whole of the Aosta Valley has encouraged British skiers and riders based in Courmayeur and other Aosta resorts to sample Monterosa Ski. |
 | A mountain resort famous for its cross-country skiing, where the long tracks wind in and out of the splendid natural beauties of the Gran Paradiso National Park and its 4000 metre peak. |
 | If we had to single out one ski resort in the world for the sheer beauty of its setting, combined with an attractive town and a truly all-round winter-sports resort, it would be Cortina d'Ampezzo in the craggy Dolomite mountains. |
 | This pleasant Sella Ronda resort is strategically placed for some of the best skiing in the Dolomites. |
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Official UK Courmayeur Ski DeskNo-one knows Courmayeur like we do, with a 22 year history in this resort, we provide a service that is second to none.
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 | The introduction of a single ski pass covering the whole of the Aosta Valley has encouraged British skiers and riders based in Courmayeur and other Aosta resorts to sample Monterosa Ski. |
 | With Cortina d'Ampezzo and Courmayeur, Madonna di Campiglio vies for the title of Italy's most up-market ski resort. |
 | A small sophisticated village with mainly new Dolomite-style buildings, San Cassiano is linked with Sella Ronda resorts of Selva Gardena and close to Cortina's Hidden Valley run. |
 | The Dolomites are home to one of the largest and most beautiful ski areas in the world - 200km of pistes served by 460 lifts in one region. |
 | This Olympic ski area is smartest resort with the most challenging skiing in the whole of the Milky Way, or Via Lattea, which straddles the border between France and Italy and is reached more easily from Turin than Grenoble. |
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