Awesome video! Run looks amazing. Was looking at resorts and Italy and trying to figure out which is better. Via lattes ski area or Cervinia. Any chance you’ve been to both? Wondering what would be best for a large group of varying abilities (6-10 people ranging from complete beginner to expert) if you are able to shed any guidance it would be much appreciated 🙏
@@skijanjeiskijaskoprigovara5219 really eh? Thanks for the info!Used to skiing out west in North America and im the planner for the group so I am trying to learn as much about skiing in the alps as I can since we are thinking of heading that way next winter.
@@ajb66658 Coming for a week or longer? If you are staying longer, it might be worthwhile to buy a season ski pass for the Dolomites and visit the most famous ski resorts where world cup races are held, such as Alta Badia, Val Gardena, Cortina d'ampezzo, Kronplatz, as well as Sella Ronda.
@@skijanjeiskijaskoprigovara5219 it would jsut be a week. The sellaronda looks amazing but from what I can see it’s more expensive than sestriere/Sauze and cervinia, also seemed to be harder to find ski in/ski out accommodations too. Another thing was sella Ronda seemed harder to get to from the airport. Sauze/sestriere seemed like such an attractive option because they are so close to turin and easily accessible by train
Cervinia is higher, usually better snow.Can be very prone to high winds that can prevent access to/from Zermatt.Lift system and uplift are much newer in Cervinia than Sauze. More expensive than Sauze. Been to both areas several times...Overall Cervinia is way better in my opinion.
Awesome video! Run looks amazing. Was looking at resorts and Italy and trying to figure out which is better. Via lattes ski area or Cervinia. Any chance you’ve been to both? Wondering what would be best for a large group of varying abilities (6-10 people ranging from complete beginner to expert) if you are able to shed any guidance it would be much appreciated 🙏
Cervinia is much better
@@skijanjeiskijaskoprigovara5219 really eh? Thanks for the info!Used to skiing out west in North America and im the planner for the group so I am trying to learn as much about skiing in the alps as I can since we are thinking of heading that way next winter.
@@ajb66658 Coming for a week or longer? If you are staying longer, it might be worthwhile to buy a season ski pass for the Dolomites and visit the most famous ski resorts where world cup races are held, such as Alta Badia, Val Gardena, Cortina d'ampezzo, Kronplatz, as well as Sella Ronda.
@@skijanjeiskijaskoprigovara5219 it would jsut be a week. The sellaronda looks amazing but from what I can see it’s more expensive than sestriere/Sauze and cervinia, also seemed to be harder to find ski in/ski out accommodations too. Another thing was sella Ronda seemed harder to get to from the airport. Sauze/sestriere seemed like such an attractive option because they are so close to turin and easily accessible by train
Cervinia is higher, usually better snow.Can be very prone to high winds that can prevent access to/from Zermatt.Lift system and uplift are much newer in Cervinia than Sauze. More expensive than Sauze.
Been to both areas several times...Overall Cervinia is way better in my opinion.
What action camera do you use?
DJI Osmo Action 4