Ice Rink Piné

Built in 1986, the Ice Rink of Baselga di Piné is composed of an inner covered rink 30 m x 60 m around which there is an outer rink 400 metres long. It is a multi-use facility which offers various opportunities for winter sports activities such as artistic skating and speed skating, short track racing, ice hockey, curling and broomball. Thanks to being open in both winter and summer, the Piné Ice Rink is the heart of a real island of movement with two circular cross country ski tracks, an archery field and school, and large open spaces for adults and children. International events have always been held at Baselga di Piné.

Since 1995 the Piné Ice Rink has been the Italian Federal Centre of the C.O.N.I. (the Italian National Olympic Committee) and where the national speed skating team withdraws for training. This is where the Baselga di Piné champion Roberto Sighel grew up, winner of the world speed skating Championship in 1992, and where the athletes of the calibre of Chiara Simionato, Enrico Fabris, Matteo Anesi and Ermanno Ioriatti have trained for some years now, between one competition and another on the international long track circuits.

Activities: speed skating, ice hockey, short track racing, artistic skating, broomball, curling, cross country skiing, archery