Zum Zeri - Passo Due Santi, located in the high part of Lunigiana, on the border among Tuscany, Emilia Romagna and Liguria regions, is with no doubt one of the most striking ski resorts in the Apennines, since from the highest point – 1,600 m – visitors can enjoy a wonderful view of Ligurian and Tuscan Sea.
The town was founded in 1971, when the first cable lifts and tourist facilities were built, but it was in the last years that it completely developed.
Today, the ski area boasts of:
- 3 cable lifts;
- 9 ski runs until 1,600 m of altitude developing for about 25 km;
- 1 recreation ground for children.
A 12-km-long cross-country ski trail and a snow park have been recently open: such a snow park is one of the longest in Italy and was designed for all the snowboard lovers. A snowmaking system allows to always having perfect snowy ski runs.
The mountain shelter of Passo Due Santi welcomes all the tourists in its typical and warm environment, offering service and giving hospitality to its guests. The restaurant is renowned for the typical Zum Zeri cuisine.
There are also many hotels and campsites where tourists can find all the modern conveniences for a holiday dedicated to sport and nature.
Zum Zeri ski resort is not just a benchmark for the ski and mountain lovers, but it’s becoming a benchmark for free time all the year round, for young people, car and motorbike rallies, parties, gastronomic festivals, fairs and all the initiatives concerning the relationship with unspoilt nature.