Val di Sole

Very nice place, great scenery, quiet, but unfortunately it lacks completely the "evening life". No shops, no places to walk, few things to visit, and most of them are reachable by car, because they are far one from another. The options in the evening are sitting in a bar or in a sauna, but for those who don't enjoy this kind of things, there are no alternatives.

I felt like im walking into an animation. So dreamy

Stunning valley, beautiful both in summer and winter. Great facilities and beautiful scenery! My favourite place in the Alps!

Beautiful. You must take the cable car to the top of the mountain, have an explore and a coffee from the ski lodge. Stunning views and very peaceful.

Excellent place for skiing. It's the best to go on the slope early in the morning. In the afternoon ale to many people and it causes big queues.

A great skiing region. A lot of medium to hard slopes. Very SNB friendly - virtually no T-bar lifts :) definitely can recommend

Sole Valley applies to the Vermiglio Valley, the east-west aligned valley of the river Noce and its sidevalleys, among which the Peio Valley that heads to the Ortler. The rest of the valley from Ossana to Mostizzolo is simply called Sole Valley. Some of the towns in the valley are Vermiglio, Peio, Dimaro, Croviana and Malè (the main town). The Sole Valley heads to the Tonale Pass, on the other side of the pass (and in the same direction as the Vermiglio Valley) begins the valley of the river Oglio which flows to Edolo. In the northwest the region is bordered by the Ortlergroup with the national park Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio, in the southwest by the Adamellogroup with the nature reserve Parco Naturale Adamello Brenta. In the southern part of the region is the ski resort Madonna di Campiglio, just over the Campo Carlo Magno, a pass that leads to the Rendena Valley.

Amazingly beautiful... I'm sure I will meet her here again ... 🧡 Sx