There are no designated routes or special information boards for freeride skiers in the ski area. However there is an avalanche practice camp close to the Stiergarten mountain station, which can be used by skiers and snowboarders independently and free of charge. The lift operators also offer an introductory course on request. Powder hounds should consider contacting the Drei Zinnen ski school for guided freeride tours and avalanche training.
Review 3 Zinnen Dolomites: Backcountry Skiing
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The mountain Haunold is not for professionals!
As well as the advanced skiers, we also recommend the top and team skiers, who prefer to train on the helmet or the Rotwand. The slopes in the Haunold area are simply too shallow to demand real pis... Read complete review
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Ski Mountain helmet: small but demanding!
With just 22 kilometres of pistes, Helm is clearly one of the smaller ski areas in South Tyrol. If you need more departures, you can also use the free ski bus to explore the nearby Rotwand area (15... Read complete review
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Rotwand surprises positively!
Although the ski resort Rotwand is more likely to be among the smaller areas in South Tyrol, it can surprisingly also have advantages for very good skiers. In addition to the permanent race track w... Read complete review
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