Mondolé Ski, Ski resort in Cuneo Province, Italy

Mondolé Ski is the largest ski area in the province of Cuneo, second in Piedmont only to the Via Lattea, lying at the foot of Monte Mondolè near Mondovì. It links the Artesina and Prato Nevoso ski stations, joined in 2007 by Frabosa Soprana with the historic Malanotte and Monte Moro lifts, and counts 130 km of downhill runs.

Mondolé Ski took shape in stages: Artesina and Prato Nevoso were already operating when, in 2007, Frabosa Soprana joined the system with its historic Malanotte and Monte Moro lifts. The link created the largest ski area in the province of Cuneo, second in Piedmont only to the Via Lattea, with 130 km of downhill runs.

The name Mondolé comes from Monte Mondolè, the peak above the slopes. The resort links the villages of Frabosa Soprana and Frabosa Sottana, and since 2007 it has absorbed Frabosa Soprana's older lifts, the Malanotte and Monte Moro systems, which local skiers still call by those names.

Mondolé Ski links the Artesina and Prato Nevoso ski areas with the Malanotte and Monte Moro lifts above Frabosa Soprana, added in 2007. The whole complex covers 130 km of downhill runs served by numerous lifts, so allow time to move between the two municipalities. Access is from the Mondovì side, at the foot of Monte Mondolè.

Prato Nevoso has lit slopes for night skiing under the stars, a rare feature in the region. A dedicated zone called Pratolandia allows young children to try skiing in a safe, enclosed setting.