Elevation
1,103m
Base
2,133m
Summit
1,030m
Vertical Drop
Lifts
4
3 types
Snowfall
171cm
Annual Snowfall
39cm
Dec
47cm
Jan
57cm
Feb
29cm
Mar
8cm
Apr
4cm
May

Best known for

  • # 1 Beginner Terrain in Friuli
Sella Nevea - Kanin

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Lift Access

Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 14, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 13, 2025

Years Open

35

Average Snowfall

30cm

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
24%
Advanced Runs
57%
Expert Runs
19%
Runs in Total
12
Longest Run
3.3 km
Skiable Terrain
10.5 km
Snow Making
8 km

Lifts

4

Gondolas & Trams
2
Double Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
1

Reviews

Douglas

I, my wife and two kids (aged 15 and 11) skied at Sella Nevea - Kanin from December 20-30 of 2017. They had a lot of snow then so the skiing was good. In fact, they had to close the gondola for half a day due to an almost 2 foot snowfall while we were there. Coming from the US we found it to be surprisingly affordable. We stayed at Refugio Julia which is an historic Inn a short walk to the lift. The staff there were excellent and the food and drink were good and inexpensive for a resort area. Lift tickets were about $55 per day for adults and ski / snowboard rental was very reasonable. There are 2-3 restaurants in the village; enough variety for a 7-10 day stay. The biggest problem was the lack of beginner and intermediate runs. In fact, the main runs from the gondola back down to the base are fairly steep but well groomed; I had to walk and carry my daughter's skis down the steepest part. The only beginner slope, besides the bunny hill at the base, is a short run in a bowl at the top of the first gondola. Sella Nevea is a fairly long drive from the closest major airports but once you get there you really feel like you've gotten away from the mainstream. It was never too crowded even during their peak time (Christmas to New Year). I highly recommend it for an affordable, out of the way ski vacation.

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