Montecampione

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The Montecampione Ski resort is 50kms from Bergamo and 95 Kms from Milan and operates from mid December to end March.

Statistics[1]
Lifts: 10 Km long
Lift capacity: 18.000 people per hour
Runs: 20 (around 65 Kms)
Bars: 12 including lodges
Height 1200mts - 2050 mts
Stations: La Splaza 1200mts, Plan mt 1800mts, Secondino 1400mts

The ski hire shops are at 1200 mt and 1800mts

Location Situated above the Camonica Valley and near Lake Iseo.
This valley is 90km long and contains 41 towns and villages, making it the longest valley in Italy. The healing powers of the waters of the spa town of Boario Terme were written about as early as 1497 by the naturalist Paracelsus. The Italian writer Alessandro Manzoni was a regular visitor, living to the age of 88. Nearby at the Capo di Ponte is the National Rock Engraving Park, with prehistoric rock carvings, dating from Neolithic times through to the Iron Age. The carvings relate to the history of the Camuni tribe throughout this period.

Montecampione is the closest ski resort to Milan Orio Bergamo airport.