Limone Piemonte, la Riserva Bianca

Pista Alpetta

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Limone Piemonte is one of the oldest mountain tourist resorts, located at an altitude of 1010 m and less than an hour by road to locations on the Ligurian Riviera, and just one hour from Monaco.
The resort of Limone Piemonte has 80 kilometers of pistes, all for skis in several areas: Limone 1400, Limonetto, Cross, handling and Colle di Tenda with slopes of varying ,difficulty and the beautiful Olympic track Alpetta 4 kilometers .

The facilities have been renewed in recent years. For the 2006/2007 season there is a new two-seater chairlift Limonetto-Pernante and the first cable-car to eight seats of the Reserve White, named after Severino Bottero, coach Limones, who died in 2006.

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