Designed in 1940 by Bruno Detassis, the “Lord of the Brenta” — mountaineer and director of Madonna di Campiglio’s first ski school — the Canalone Miramonti is a true legend of alpine skiing.
Technical and demanding, with its distinctive changes in gradient, in 1967 it hosted the first FIS World Cup race ever held in Italy, with an all-French podium: Périllat, Jauffret and Lacroix.
Over the years, the Canalone Miramonti has staged numerous editions of the 3Tre, across World Cup and European Cup competitions. First held in 1948, the historic 3Tre has become an iconic fixture on the FIS Ski World Cup calendar.
