Vicenza · Italy · ski area
Centro Fondo Asiago ski resort · slopes, lifts & elevation
Centro Fondo Asiago is a ski area in Vicenza, Italy, between 1,008 m and 1,079 m above sea level.
- Downhill runs
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- Lifts
- —
- Top elevation
- 1,079 m
- Vertical drop
- 71 m
- Cross-country
- 11 km
- Nearest airport
- TSF · 56 km
Centro Fondo Asiago is a ski area in Vicenza, Italy.
Lifts and elevation
Skiing runs from 1,008 m up to 1,079 m, a vertical drop of 71 m — typical of a local ski hill. Cross-country skiers get 11.1 km of nordic trails.
Getting to Centro Fondo Asiago
The nearest airport is Treviso Airport (TSF), about 56 km away in a straight line — roughly 1 h 13 min by car; Bolzano Airport (BZO) is 69 km away. Nearby ski areas include Centro Fondo Fontanella, Kaberlaba (3.9 km), Monte Valbella (Asiago) (11.6 km) and Centro Cesuna, which together add 31 km of slopes for a multi-resort trip.
Nearest airports to Centro Fondo Asiago
- 1 TSF56 kmstraight line
- 2 BZO69 kmstraight line
- 3Verona Villafranca Valerio Catullo AirportVRN72 kmstraight lineCaselle (VR), Italy
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- 4 VCE74 kmstraight line
Nearby
Ski resorts near Centro Fondo Asiago
- 2 kmCentro Fondo Fontanellaup to 1,471 m
- 3 kmKaberlaba3.9 km of slopes · 7 lifts · up to 1,152 m
- 4 kmMonte Valbella (Asiago)12 km of slopes · 2 lifts · up to 1,139 m
- 6 kmCentro Cesunaup to 1,014 m
- 8 kmleMelette12 km of slopes · 7 lifts · up to 1,730 m
- 8 kmBiancoia3.8 km of slopes · 3 lifts · up to 1,231 m
- 9 kmCentro Fondo Gallioup to 1,577 m
- 12 kmVerena 200011 km of slopes · 5 lifts · up to 1,996 m
- 14 kmCentro Fondo Enegoup to 2,105 m
- 16 kmVal Formica2.4 km of slopes · 3 lifts · up to 1,762 m
- 22 kmSki Center Lavarone13 km of slopes · 16 lifts · up to 1,549 m
- 26 kmFolgaria, Area sciistica Folgaria46 km of slopes · 32 lifts · up to 1,811 m
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Data: OpenSkiMap — © OpenStreetMap contributors & Skimap.org (ODbL 1.0). Run lengths are measured along mapped pistes; resorts may publish different figures.