Marilleva

Small modern resort consisting of several 1960s-style, low-rise concrete buildings built on a mid-mountain shelf and reached by road or gondola from the lower part of the resort on the valley floor.

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Marilleva is part of the ski area which also consists of Folgarida and Madonna di Campiglio. The area has 150km of pistes.

The Folgarida/Marilleva ski resort is best suited to beginners and intermediates. There is an excellent beginners area at the top of the gondola which links Marilleva 900 and Marilleva 1400. Intermediates have lots of blues and reds to navigate in the Marilleva valley. The Doss Della Pesa peak has an excellent group of blues running down from it, while the Monte Vigo peak, has a long red which runs all the way down to Marilleva 1400. Advanced skiers have a number of black runs to choose from, as well as a good snowpark for adrenaline junkies and plenty of off piste tree skiing available.

Accommodation mainly comprises of hotels and apartments. Marilleva is a three and a half hour drive from Milan airport.

Resort website: www.ski.it/en/folgarida-marilleva

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Updated 07/04

After a good couple of weeks for the Italian Alps, things settle down through this week as high pressure brings fine, dry and bright conditions to the region.

Temperatures will be warm, with the freezing line dropping only to 2,500m overnight and climbing as high as 3,500m in the midday sun. A rare flutter of cloud could move in over on Friday and Sunday, but otherwise spring is firmly here in the Italian Alps.

A couple of flurries of snow could fall early next week as the freezing line drops in to the new week, but it remains a bit too early to tell exactly how much, when, and where this might fall.

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