| Page Views: 1,502 Last Visit to Lago di Molveno: March, 2004 | Not sailing - skiing by iandsmith - last update: Sep 9, 2004 |
Let's be brutally honest here. Lago Molveno in winter is not a good place for boating activities.........especially if you fall in the water! No, I didn't do either.
I did however, spend a wonderful day at Monte Paganella skiing most of the mountain, having two spectacular prangs but mostly, a good time.
Lago di Malveno, the town, is surprisingly quiet in winter. I was fortunate to get a room. Europeans are spoilt rotten when it comes to skiing and staying anywhere other than actually in the snowfield doesn't make sense. In Australia, it's often not even an option! |
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| Pros: | "Good sailing, good skiing, good facilities, great location," | | Cons: | "The usual smog" | | In A Nutshell: | "Uncrowded winter pleasure" |
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ray_d Thu Nov 9, 2006 19:47 UTC
Lovely place. Have never been there in winter. | deecat Mon Mar 7, 2005 19:32 UTC
When I need a "chuckle", I know I can depend on you. I wish I knew what "wattle blooming in a pot" means. I certainly appreciate the beauty of the mountains, but would prefer them in warmer months , being a non-skiing Yankee...keep the sarcasm down, Ian! | Bwana_Brown Mon Dec 27, 2004 04:15 UTC
Ian, a very enjoyable page on your Italian ski adventure!! It definitely is a good idea to just stop and enjoy the views every once in a while! I know what you mean re the muffled church chimes - had a problem with those in Portugal! | unravelau Thu Sep 9, 2004 11:20 UTC
Bloomin wattle bloomin', what'll you do for a laugh.........at least when you fall off skis, snow is a soft landing..........not so off bikes. Great page, thank you. |
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