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La val Gardena è il top.... Cortina ha il nome per il fatto che ci hanno girato dei film ma per il resto non ha niente...infatti vuole passare sotto all'alto Adige ma non la vogliono....

@@markmann860 Alpe de Suisse is not for skiing, more for ski sightseeing :) Seceda is perfect for the afternoon as it holds the sun the most. Val di Fassa definitely has greate pistes, but I don't know if I could compare them with the legendary 8 :)

Fair enough, that's why I mentioned it's a subjective opinion :) We liked Kronplatz mainly for the long and steep runs. Yes, it doesn't have the views, not much to do, but if you want to go and ski hard whole day, I think it's perfect place. We loved Alta Badia, also, but aside to Gran Risa, which was fantastic and maybe the best run from all of the ski centers on the Ronda, we felt there isn't enough red and black runs. For families perfect, a lot of fun activities, great for kids, but we missed more good runs like the Legendary 8 of Val Gardena. Having said that, I loved Arraba also, great runs :)

@@darjanradenkovikj Skoro subiektywna to OK. 🤩 Ja też subiektywnie ;-) ponowię twierdzenie, że Gröden to TOP, a dalej długa przerwa i dopiero za zakrętem pojawia się coś więcej. Dość trudno mi wskazać TEN DRUGI rejon, ale spróbuję (kolejność przypadkowa): - Cortina, która przegrywa przez rozrzucenie tras, może po 2026 roku coś się zmieni o ile klimat tego nie przekreśli. - 3 Zinnen, zwłaszcza jak się połączą wreszcie z Austrią. - Val di Fiemme-Obereggen oraz Val di Fassa, które jednak są za bardzo rozciągnięte i traci się tam sporo czasu na dojazdy. - Alta Badia, która mimo łatwiejszych tras dysponuje Gran Risą, ale i Calfosch, a poza tym daje łatwe połączenie z Gardeną i Arabbą. Niestety, na wybór nakłada się też historia i miejscowe "zwyczaje"...🤐 Ilość zamkniętych lub nie przygotowanych tras jest znacznie większa w części włoskiej niż "austriackiej" (historycznie). To się czuje i widzi na pierwszy rzut oka. Niestety. 🙄😒 Ale i tak jest tam znacznie lepiej niż w rejonie Brenta. 🤭

@@jkb1957 Great comment, appreciate it!

Што би рекол мудриот овчар на 07:27 - „Требе некој јак човек“

You'll have a wonderful time for sure!

Saslong ce se definitivno pamtiti dugo. Predivno je bilo, nadamo se da cemo ponoviti :)

We stayed in Ortisei too. Most of the days we started from Seceda and then continued to St. Christina, then Selva, or the rest of Sella Ronda (to other ski resorts). Some days we just took the bus and started from St. Christina or Selva. If you are doing the Sella Ronda circuit this can save you some time. In Val Gardena there are these 8 Legendary runs, which are fantastic - definitely go for them, especially Sasslong, Champinoi and Cir. Seceda is also great, and keep the Longia (10km) for the end of day to get back to Ortisei. If you are doing the Sella Ronda circuit, I would suggest the orange way (clockwise), it has better pistes and more connections where you ride the gondola, so you can warm yourself. From the Centers on the Ronda, Arabba has best ski pistes for advanced skiers, Alta Badia has a lot of fun features, but mostly blue pistes and a lot of pushing/walking to get back on the Ronda. You have some fantastic views going from Val di Fissi to Badia. Definitely go for Marmolada one day even is a bit far, but it's manageable. Also, ride the cable car to Pordoi which is the Terase of the Dolomites with fantastic views. In the afternoon you would like to be at Seceda, because the sun holds most there. The city pool in Ortisei is great and worth the money to relax after ski.

@@darjanradenkovikj thank you!!

You are welcome ☺️