Regulations

12 RULES OF BEHAVIOUR ON THE SKI SLOPE

1. Respect for others

Every skier must behave in a way that does not endanger or cause damage to others.

2. Control of speed

Every skier must keep his or her speed under control and adapt it to their abilities, the general conditions, and the weather.

3. Choice of direction

The skier above, who has the dominant position, must choose a direction that avoids the risk of collision with the skier below.

4. Trajectories

Pay attention to the trajectories of other skiers, considering the type of equipment used: snowboard, telemark, carving, etc.

5. Overtaking

Overtaking may be carried out uphill or downhill, to the right or left, but always at a distance that allows the overtaken skier enough space for any movements.

6. Minimum space for overtaking on the slope

The skier overtaking another must leave enough space so that the overtaken skier can make any movement safely.

7. Entering and crossing

A skier entering a piste or crossing a training area must look uphill and downhill to ensure it can be done without danger to themselves or others. The same behaviour must be followed after every stop.

8. Stopping

A skier must avoid stopping on the piste unless absolutely necessary, and especially in narrow or blind spots. In the event of a fall, the skier must clear the piste as soon as possible.

9. Walking up or down the slopes

A skier walking uphill must keep to the side of the piste and avoid creating risks of falling or collision. The same rule applies when descending on foot.

10. Respect for signs

All skiers must obey piste signs.

11. In case of accident

Every skier must assist in case of an accident.

12. Identification

Anyone involved in or witnessing an accident is required to provide their identification.

Behaviour on Gondolas and Chairlifts

To ensure safety and the correct use of lifts, the following rules must be observed:

Skipass: Keep your skipass in the left pocket (usually located on the left sleeve of the jacket) to facilitate automatic reading at turnstiles. Do not keep it near phones or magnetic cards to avoid communication issues or demagnetisation.

Assistance: If you are not familiar with the transport system or have difficulties, inform the staff, who are there to help.

Dropped objects: Do not attempt to retrieve objects lost during boarding; inform the staff instead.

During boarding and the ride:

• After departure, close the ski rest immediately, taking care not to hit others.
• If travelling alone, sit in the middle of the chair.
• Do not wear a backpack on your back and ensure straps, cords, or similar items cannot get caught in the lift.
• Sit correctly and use the safety bar, without opening it before the sign indicates it is safe to do so.

At the exit:

• Get ready in advance for disembarking.
• If you miss the right moment to get off, do not jump; wait for staff instructions.
• On the exit ramp, let yourself glide straight ahead without turning too early or snowploughing, which could cause others to fall.
• When using a snowboard, both feet must remain strapped to the board until completely clear of the lift.

BIKE AREA CAROSELLO 3000 RULES

These Rules are intended to inform, raise awareness, and make all users of the “Carosello 3000” Bike Area responsible for the risks and dangers it presents. Careful reading and compliance are therefore required in order to guarantee everyone’s safety.

1. ACCESS TO THE “CAROSELLO 3000” BIKE AREA

Access to the mountain area and its trails is only permitted when it is officially open and only with a valid transport ticket, which can be purchased online or at the ticket offices.

Purchasing the transport ticket implies acceptance of the conditions set out below.

2. ACCESS FOR MINORS

Minors may only access the area if authorized by a parent or legal guardian and must always be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult. Carosello 3000 assumes no responsibility for accidents or damages resulting from improper or unsupervised use.

3. CLOSURE WITHOUT NOTICE

Facilities and trails may close without notice due to force majeure (adverse weather conditions, power outages, etc.) and in any situation where minimum safety conditions cannot be guaranteed.

In such cases, no refund of the access pass is provided.

4. MTB GRAVITY, DOWNHILL, FREERIDE, ENDURO

Gravity, Downhill, Freeride, and Enduro MTB disciplines are high-risk sports.

The basic requirement to access the bike area is to have the technical riding skills, sufficient ability, physical dexterity, and knowledge necessary to tackle the trails safely without endangering oneself or others.

5. TRAILS

Within the “Carosello 3000” Bike Area there are clearly marked trails:

1. exclusively reserved for pedestrians, not accessible to bikers;
2. exclusively reserved for bikers, to be ridden downhill only and only on a suitable bike (full-suspension MTB/e-MTB with disc brakes strongly recommended).

It is forbidden to ride these trails with motorized vehicles or uphill.

There are also mixed-use trails where special attention and compliance with all safety rules are required, bearing in mind that pedestrians, although equally obliged to be careful, always have the right of way.

If any irregularities are found, users must promptly report them to +39 0342 996152.

6. COMPLIANCE WITH SIGNAGE AND STAFF INSTRUCTIONS

When using facilities and trails, it is mandatory to respect all signage and pay attention to intersections.

At the start of each trail and on the Bike Map, technical details of the trail are indicated (length, slope, elevation, and trail type) along with difficulty level:

• Blue color or circle: EASY;
• Red color or square: INTERMEDIATE;
• Black color or diamond: DIFFICULT.

It is forbidden to leave the marked trails.

Access to areas and trails marked as prohibited is strictly forbidden.

Users must also follow the instructions of the staff responsible for the mountain area and lifts.

7. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

On biker trails it is mandatory to wear a helmet.

It is also strongly recommended to use protective gear such as leg guards, elbow pads, gloves, back protectors, padded shorts, and specific footwear.

All equipment must be suitable and in perfect working condition.

8. SPEED

On biker trails, it is mandatory to maintain a speed appropriate to the trails and to one’s abilities.

On the first ride down any trail, even if already known, it is recommended to keep low speed to check the general condition of the terrain.

Please note that grip conditions can change quickly, and even in successive passages, conditions may differ.

9. JUMPS, FOOTBRIDGES, AND OTHER STRUCTURES

On biker trails there are jumps, footbridges, and other artificial structures.

Before tackling them, make sure they are within your skill level. If in doubt, avoid them and use the dedicated alternatives.

It is forbidden to modify and/or tamper with trails or structures in any way.

If damages or critical issues are found on such structures, users must promptly report them to +39 0342 996152.

10. GENERAL BEHAVIOR RULES

Each user must respect others, avoiding behaviors or activities that may obstruct normal trail use and/or create dangerous situations for others.

On biker trails it is mandatory to keep a safe distance from the rider ahead.

If bikers are stopped on the trail, you must immediately slow down and avoid stopping.

When stopping, it is mandatory to leave the trail clear and remain in a safe, visible position.

Access with bikes equipped with child trailers is prohibited, and the use of child seats (of any kind) is strongly discouraged.

Access to the bike area and its trails under the influence of alcohol or drugs is strictly forbidden.
Such behavior will be reported to the Authorities and may result in penalties and withdrawal of the access pass without refund.

It is forbidden to damage nature, feed, or disturb the animals present.

Leaving waste or cigarette butts is strictly forbidden.

In case of an accident involving others, it is mandatory to immediately notify the bike area rescue team at +39 0342 996152.

Staff reserve the right to deny access to users and to prevent transport of equipment that cannot be used safely.

11. LIABILITY

Carosello 3000 declines any responsibility for user behavior that does not comply with these Rules.

Each user is responsible for any damage and/or collisions with animals, property, or people.

Likewise, pet owners are responsible for any accidents caused to third parties by their animals.

Negligent behavior on the trails and lifts will result in the withdrawal of the access pass without refund.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Use of the area at your own risk

This facility is public and free of charge. Access to and use of the equipment are under the full responsibility of users.

Minors

Minors must always be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult.

Carosello 3000 assumes no responsibility for accidents or damages resulting from improper or unsupervised use.

Recommended age

The equipment in this area is designed for children aged 3 to 12.

Always check that the equipment is suitable before use.

Prohibitions

Do not use the structures in adverse weather conditions (rain, ice, snow).

Do not use the equipment improperly or for purposes other than those intended.

Dangerous behaviour is not permitted.

Disclaimer

Carosello 3000 is not liable for:

• Injuries due to falls, slips, or improper use
• Damage to persons or property
• Lost or stolen items

Use is at your own risk. Caution and common sense are recommended.

For reports or emergencies

Call: +39 0342 996152

Or email: info@carosello3000.com