Italy Ski Resorts
Country: Italy 🇮🇹 Region: Veneto, Dolomites Base altitude: 1,602 m Summit altitude: 2,950 m (Porta Vescovo) Skiable area: 1,200 km (Dolomiti Superski); 53 km local Lifts: 29 (Arabba–Marmolada area) Season: December – April Nearest airport: Venice (VCE) — ~2 hrs; Innsbruck (INN) — ~1 hr 30 min Annual snowfall: ~4 m Resort Overview Arabba is … Read more
Alpe di Siusi (Seiser Alm) – Skiing on Europe’s Largest High-Altitude Plateau Alpe di Siusi, known in German as Seiser Alm, is one of the most visually spectacular ski destinations in the world. Located in South Tyrol, northern Italy, it sits atop the world’s largest high-altitude alp plateau — a vast, gentle expanse of 56 … Read more
Sauze d’Oulx Ski Resort Guide Sun-soaked Italian skiing with access to the legendary Via Lattea — the Milky Way ski area on the French border Altitude1,390m – 2,823m Skiable Area400 km (Via Lattea) Lifts92 lifts (Via Lattea) SeasonDecember – April Best ForIntermediates, groups, budget skiers About Sauze d’Oulx Sauze d’Oulx (pronounced “SOW-ze DOOL”) is a … Read more
Base: 1,450m | Summit: 2,357m (Cima Tognola) | Runs: 60km | Lifts: 20 | Season: Dec–Apr | Airport: Venice (VCE) or Treviso (TSF) — 2 hrs San Martino di Castrozza sits in one of the most spectacular mountain settings in Italy — a valley enclosed to the north by the sheer Pale di San Martino, … Read more
Base: 770m | Summit: 2,100m | Terrain: 150km (combined area) | Lifts: 60+ (combined) | Season: Dec–Apr | Airport: Verona (VRN) — 2h or Milan Malpensa (MXP) — 2h 30min Pinzolo is the understated gateway to one of Trentino’s finest ski areas — the Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta network that links it with the famously … Read more
Alta Badia, Dolomites — Complete Guide Alta Badia is one of the crown jewels of the Italian Dolomites — a breathtaking ski destination centred on the villages of Corvara, La Villa, San Cassiano, and Colfosco, all linked within the vast Dolomiti Superski network. The resort offers 130 km of immaculately groomed runs beneath the extraordinary … Read more
Canazei Ski Resort Guide Gateway to the Sellaronda — World-Class Dolomite Skiing in Val di Fassa Canazei is the premier ski village of the Val di Fassa in Italy’s Trentino region and the most important gateway to the legendary Sellaronda — a spectacular ski circuit around the Sella massif that links four Dolomite valleys and … Read more
Bardonecchia is a historic ski resort in the Piedmont Alps, just 100 km west of Turin and a mere 10 km from the French border through the Fréjus tunnel. Host to the freestyle skiing and snowboard events of the 2006 Winter Olympics, Bardonecchia offers varied terrain across multiple valleys, excellent snowpack thanks to its Franco-Italian … Read more
Champoluc & Monterosa Ski — Italy’s Hidden 180 km Giant Champoluc is the largest and most-visited village of the Monterosa Ski area — one of Italy’s most spectacular but least-known ski circuits. Linking three distinct valleys (Ayas, Gressoney, and Alagna) across 180 km of pistes with Monte Rosa’s 4,634 m peak as backdrop, Monterosa Ski … Read more
Base (Village): 2,035m | Summit: 2,823m | Piste: 400km (Via Lattea) / 120km own terrain | Lifts: 91 (Via Lattea) | Season: Dec–Apr | Airport: Turin (TRN) — 100km / 1h15min; Geneva (GVA) — ~2h15min Sestriere is Italy’s highest resort village at 2,035m — purpose-built by Fiat founder Giovanni Agnelli in the 1930s, host of … Read more