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Monte Nock, Ruffrè-Mendola

Val di Non

Nature · Ruffrè-Mendola · Val di Non

Monte Nock

Its two pistes are floodlit, and you can ski here at night too.

Monte Nock is a small mountain in the municipality of Ruffrè-Mendola, 1,342 metres high, and it is home to one of the three ski lifts in the Val di Non: the other two are on Monte Roen, above the Mendola pass, and on the Predaia plateau.

The lift is 420 metres long, a double chairlift that starts at an altitude of 1,218 metres and reaches the summit. It serves two pistes, one black and one red, both recognised by the FISI and, which is not common up here, both floodlit: you can ski here at night as well. The black is called Monte Nock A and is 400 metres long, the red is Monte Nock B and measures 800.

Altitude
1,342 m
Chairlift
420 m, double
Pistes
one black and one red, floodlit
Group
Costiera della Mendola

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