Mondolé Ski - Artesina, Prato Nevoso, Frabosa Soprana

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update 11 March, 09:53

Last snow:

11 March, 40 cm

The district of MondoléSki is in a particularly sunny area, just a few miles from Mondovi (CN) and is the ideal place for non-skiers, thanks to the presence of discos, cinemas, ice-skating rinks, restaurants and other premises.
The ski area offers 100 km of pistes for Alpine skiing with 24 lifts immersed in the magnificent panorama of the Alps Maritime. There is particular care taken in preparing the slopes and a constant renewal of the installations and facilities have made Ski area Mondolé one of the most interesting districts in the western alps.
There are facilities for cross-country skiing and also a skating rink, mini moto sleds, climbing wall and swimming pools in hotels that enrich the potential of the resort.

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