The Ski Resort
The Sauris ski area in the Friuli Venezia Giulia region is a small but charming winter sports destination, known for its well-maintained slopes and authentic atmosphere. Ideal for those seeking a peaceful and less crowded environment, Sauris offers a unique skiing experience thanks to its picturesque setting in the Carnic Alps.
The resort is equipped with two modern drag lifts and two conveyor belts, ensuring easy and quick access to the slopes. With 3 km of ski runs and a 200-meter practice area, the ski area provides ideal conditions for both beginners and intermediate skiers. The wide, well-groomed slopes allow for a relaxed skiing experience without long queues. Families and recreational skiers particularly appreciate the quiet runs and the welcoming atmosphere.
Beyond traditional skiing, Sauris is also a popular destination for ski mountaineering and snowshoe hiking. The surrounding mountain landscape invites adventurers to explore untouched snowfields and tranquil trails off the main slopes. For those who prefer a slower pace, the area offers ideal conditions for serene winter hikes through the snow-covered forest, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in nature’s beauty.
Interesting facts
- The vertical drop from summit to base is 118 m. The average difference in altitude between base and summit of Ski Resorts in Italy is 967 m. Runs and slopes are therefore relatively short. The high point of the ski resort is located at an elevation of 1,330 m.
- The day pass at Sauris is €25.50 making it one of the 10 cheapest ski Resorts in Italy.
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Dining and Restaurants
After an active day on the slopes, the picturesque mountain village of Sauris invites visitors to immerse themselves in its rich local culture and gastronomy. Traditional restaurants offer regional specialties, including the famous Sauris prosciutto, creating the perfect setting for a cozy and satisfying meal. This way, a stay in Sauris becomes not only a sporting adventure but also a culinary delight, leaving guests with lasting memories of both the slopes and the table.