Among the towering, snow-capped peaks of Italy’s Giulian Alps, Monte Santo di Lussari stands out like a precious gem. The telecabina, or “ski lift,” carries passengers from the village of Camporosso at its base to Borgo Lussari at the summit, where a pristine 14th-century sanctuary looks out over the forested valleys below. Visitors may glide down the ski run, dig into a plate of goulasch in one of the village’s rustic taverns, or simply admire the panoramic views across the Valcanale and Tarvisio basin.
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Italian Alps: A Winter Wonderland
Among the towering, snow-capped peaks of Italy’s Giulian Alps, Monte Santo di Lussari stands out like a precious gem. The telecabina, or “ski lift,” carries passengers from the village of Camporosso at its base to Borgo Lussari at the summit, where a pristine 14th-century sanctuary looks out over the forested valleys below. Visitors may glide down the ski run, dig into a plate of goulasch in one of the village’s rustic taverns, or simply admire the panoramic views across the Valcanale and Tarvisio basin.
