Slopes and info: Alpe Lusia/San Pellegrino

The ski slopes are classified differently according to the slope of the terrain. The signage placed at the beginning and along the track, allows you to know the difficulty, the name and the number of that route. There are four types of track that can be met, divided according to the color:

GREEN COLOUR: identifies slopes with a slope of less than 5%, generally corresponding to school camps. The level of difficulty is low and are suitable for beginners.

BLUE COLOR: this color identifies those paths with gradient between 6% and 25%. They are also called blue slopes and their level of difficulty is considered low. Beginner skiers in advance can face them but it should be borne in mind that compared to the "green" slopes are much longer.

RED COLOR: distinguishes the paths in which there are significant stretches with gradient between 26 and 40%. These are the medium difficulty slopes suitable for fairly experienced people.

BLACK COLOUR: it is the colour of the slopes with significant gradients of more than 40%. The level of difficulty is high and are specific grounds for very experienced people. To indicate slopes with gradient over 55%, usually the signage also shows the words "track for expert skiers".