Neveazzurra

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The Neveazzurra (Blue-snow) is a winter sports area in the Italian Alps, in Verbanio Cusio Ossola province (Piedmont). 150 kilometers of trails, 50 lifts from 1,000 to 3,000 meters and the opportunity to practice a wide variety of winter sports: alpine skiing, cross country skiing, off-piste skiing, downhill skiing, snow park, ice skating and ice climbing, free -Ride and heli-skiing.

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Stations of the ski area

The most well known of the ski area include:

SkiArea VCO

Neveazzurra ski resort has implemented SkiArea VCO: a project of integrated access to the stations of Neveazzura resort, that uses the Openpass standard. [2]

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References

  1. Official Neveazzurra resort site (Italian)
  2. "OpenPass site". Archived from the original on 2014-12-17. Retrieved 2014-09-01.