PRICE LIST

TRACKS

Slope opening hours: 08.00-16.00 hours (last access allowed at 15.00). 
Outside opening hours, it is forbidden to use the slopes. Access to the cross-country trails is forbidden to pedestrians, bicycles, strollers, sleds and dogs, except for events organized by the manager.

Admission to the slopes is valid on the entire circuit of the Centro Fondo Enego-Marcesina and the Centro Fondo Campomulo, with the starting point being the Centro Fondo Enego-Marcesina.

WALKING TRAILS

Walking is allowed only on the appropriate paths; it is strictly forbidden on the ski slopes (recognizable by the track). If you arrive on the slopes by walking, you must go back on the appropriate path, so as not to compromise the integrity of the slopes for skiers.

RENTAL

The rental of the Enego Marcesina Cross-Country Ski Center is always available and ready to advise you: you can rent everything you need. Let yourself be assisted by the best experts and you will be ready to launch yourself immediately on the snowy slopes. With the right equipment you can enjoy beautiful days!

*The rental of the outfit (classic or skating technique) also includes admission to the slopes at a reduced price (50% discount).
**Snowshoe rental also includes entry to the pedestrian paths at a reduced price (50% discount).
With the bobsleigh rental (classic, racing and cross) a protective helmet is included for people under the age of eighteen.

N.B. In the exercise of the practice of sledding and sledding, persons under the age of eighteen are required to wear a protective helmet that complies with the characteristics, taking into account the applicable legislation and, in particular, the provisions of EU Regulation 2016/425 of the European Parliament and of the European Council, of 9 March 2016, on personal protective equipment and repealing Council Directive 89/686/EEC.

SKI SCHOOL

The ski courses are held by the instructors of the Italian Cross-Country Ski School Enego Marcesina. For individual or family lessons, the card is also available: every 4 lessons, the fifth is offered!

N.B. All lesson hours are 55 minutes. The fees do not include the entrance ticket to the slopes and the rental of equipment.

CAR PARK

Parking is allowed from 8:00 to 17:00. The management declines any responsibility in the event of damage to the parked vehicle, as well as any shortages and/or theft.

CONDITIONS

Children up to 10 years old enter for free. Discounted prices for groups over 15 people and/or ski clubs.

Prices are to be considered indicative. Ask for confirmation of the price at the time of booking. Asiago.it declines any responsibility for any errors in the price list.

REGULATION 

SKI SLOPES

1. Respect others
Every cross-country skier must behave in such a way as not to endanger other skiers and especially the less prepared.

2. Compliance with signage
The cross-country skier must respect the delimitation of the slope and the signs. On the tracks, it must follow the direction of travel and the direction indicated.

3. The track to follow
If the slope is groomed with several tracks, the skier must use the right-hand slope. In the case of groups, always proceed in line on the right-hand track.

4. Overtaking
The skier in front is not required to give the slope; however, he must give way to the fastest cross-country skier whenever he feels he can do it safely. Overtaking can be done both on the right and left on a free track or off-piste, warning the skier in front by voice, but always without creating danger for others.

5. Crossroads
In the case of a single-track and two-way route to avoid the intersection, both skiers must clear the slope by moving to their right. On the slopes, give way to the skier who descends. Always keep the poles close to your body to avoid difficulty in maneuvering.

6. Mastery of speed and behavior
Every cross-country skier, especially in the downhill, must adapt his speed and behavior to his technical skills, as well as to the conditions of snow, weather, visibility and crowding on the slope. Always keep a safe distance with the skier in front.

7. Stopping and falling
Parking must be made off the tracks and the track. The skier, in the event of a fall, must secure the area or if possible leave the slope free as soon as possible, moving from the track.

8. Assistance in the event of an accident on the slope
In the event of an accident, always bring help.

9. Identification
Anyone involved in an accident or witnesses it is required to give their personal details.

10. Respect for the environment and the slopes
The polite cross-country skier never leaves waste on the track and does not damage the environment. The track must not be ruined by walking without skis, downhill skis, sleds or other means.

11. Race in progress
It is forbidden to ski on the course, if an organized competition is taking place.

12. Entrance
Cross-country trails are subject to a fee. To be able to ski, you can buy day tickets and weekly or season passes for the entire area, which includes 100 km of slopes.
 

FOOTPATHS

GENERAL RULES

- The paths can be walked freely, in any direction, following the signs.

- In the short sections of the route adjacent to the cross-country ski trails, keep the direction of travel indicated on the signs, proceeding in single file.

- Cross-country ski trails must not be damaged in any way (Regional Law no. 18/1190). Walking is allowed only on the appropriate paths; it is strictly forbidden on the ski slopes (recognizable by the track). If you arrive on the slopes by walking, you must go back on the appropriate path, so as not to compromise the integrity of the slopes for skiers. Ruining the grooming (with footprints left by shoes/boots, often even deep), in addition to being an indication of rudeness and ignorance (lack of knowledge), in some cases is the CAUSE of accidents for skiers, especially in the downhill sections.

- Respect nature, avoid unnecessary noise, do not damage the undergrowth and bushes and do not abandon waste of any kind.

- The management declines any responsibility if you decide to abandon the traced and marked path to continue independently on unmarked or marked paths/paths.
 

E-BIKE

- The paths can be walked freely, in any direction, following the signs.

- Priority must be given to pedestrians.

- A speed must be maintained in accordance with the state and quality of the snow.
 

SLEDDOG

- The paths can be walked freely, in any direction, following the signs.

- Priority must be given to pedestrians.

- A speed must be maintained in accordance with the state and quality of the snow.

- It is forbidden to let dogs go free without a leash.

- It is mandatory to clean and collect the dog's needs.

- Pay attention to encounters with other dogs.