Passo di Lavazè-Passo Oclini

A plateau set against the wide horizons of the mountain rangess, where downhill and cross-country skiing come together.

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In the Oclini area, at the feet of the Corno Bianco and Corno Nero peaks, there are five lift systems easily reached from the road. The area also offers 80 km of cross-country ski pistes (1800 m a.s.l.) and a centre equipped with changing rooms, showers, equipment rental and ski waxing service. All of the rings are groomed for classical and freestyle techniques.

The Centre is a member of the SuperNordicSkipass circuit offering a single skipass for access to all of the major cross-country ski centres in Trentino and in Italy.
The forest trails are great for cross-country skiing, Nordic walking or snow shoe ("ciaspole") excursions.

Children can choose to play at the Malga Varena snowpark that offers three tubby runs, a snowbike run, monoski, sleds and bobsleds, or at the Lavazè snowpark with runs for sled, bobsled, rubber rings and the Oclini children's playground. All equipped with moving walkway for helping kids up the slopes, plus the Malga Varena ski lift.

New! Come and practice Laser Biathlon close to the main entrance to the cross-country ski centre.

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