Italy Ski Resorts
Sestriere, Italy — Complete Resort Guide Sestriere occupies a unique position in Alpine skiing history — purpose-built in 1934 by Senator Giovanni Agnelli (of Fiat) at the head of the Chisone Valley in the Piedmont region, it was one of the world’s first purpose-built ski resorts and hosted Alpine skiing events during the 2006 Turin … Read more
Kronplatz Ski Resort — South Tyrol’s Premier Mountain A unique 360° summit ski area at 2,275 m in the heart of the Italian Dolomites, with 119 km of superb pistes Top Elevation2,275 m Base Elevation780 m (Bruneck) Vertical Drop1,495 m Ski Area119 km pistes Lifts31 SeasonDec–Apr Difficulty Split18% blue / 58% red / 24% black … Read more
Bormio Ski Resort — Italian Alpine Classic World Cup downhill legend, 50 km of challenging pistes, and natural thermal spas in the heart of the Stelvio National Park Top Elevation3,012 m Base Elevation1,225 m Vertical Drop1,787 m Ski Area50 km pistes Lifts12 SeasonDec–Apr Difficulty Split20% blue / 40% red / 40% black Nearest AirportMilan Malpensa … Read more
Courmayeur Ski Resort — Complete Guide 2025–26 Courmayeur is Italy’s most glamorous ski resort, sitting at the foot of Mont Blanc in the Aosta Valley. With reliably cold temperatures, an impressive vertical drop, and arguably the most stylish après-ski scene in the Alps, it draws a mix of serious skiers and luxury travellers from across … Read more
Kronplatz (Plan de Corones) is one of the Dolomites’ most modern ski resorts, with 119 km of immaculate pistes radiating from a single panoramic summit in South Tyrol, Italy.
Passo Tonale Ski Resort Italy’s Glacier Resort — Year-Round Skiing at 3,000 Metres in the Adamello Massif Summit10,827 ft (3,300 m) Base5,906 ft (1,800 m) Vertical Drop4,921 ft (1,500 m) Skiable Terrain100 km of pistes Runs65 Lifts19 SeasonDec – April + Summer Glacier Annual Snowfall250 in (635 cm) About Passo Tonale Passo Tonale sits at … Read more
Base: 1,441m | Summit: 2,641m | Piste: 160km (Espace San Bernardo, incl. La Rosière) | Lifts: 16 (La Thuile) / 31 (Espace San Bernardo) | Season: Dec–Apr | Airport: Turin (TRN) — 1.5 hrs; Geneva (GVA) — 2 hrs La Thuile is the Aosta Valley’s best-kept secret — a large, well-laid-out ski area that attracts … Read more
Base: 1,816m | Summit: 2,798m | Piste: 115km | Lifts: 31 | Season: Dec–Apr | Airport: Zurich (ZRH) — 3 hrs; Milan Malpensa (MXP) — 3.5 hrs; Innsbruck (INN) — 2.5 hrs Livigno is Italy’s hidden gem — a high-altitude Lombardy resort in a glacial valley near the Swiss border, exempt from Italian and EU … Read more
Base: 1,522m | Summit: 2,602m | Piste: 150km (Skirama Dolomiti with Folgarida–Marilleva and Pinzolo) | Lifts: 60 | Season: Dec–Apr | Airport: Verona (VRR) — 1.5 hrs; Milan Malpensa (MXP) — 2.5 hrs; Trento–Bolzano (TZX) — 1 hr Madonna di Campiglio is the most prestigious ski resort in the Italian Dolomites — a playground for … Read more
Base: 2,050m | Summit: 3,883m (shared with Zermatt) | Piste: 360km (Cervino/Zermatt) | Lifts: 60 | Season: Nov–May | Airport: Turin (TRN) — 1.5 hrs; Milan Malpensa (MXP) — 2 hrs; Geneva (GVA) — 2 hrs Cervinia is Italy’s highest ski resort and gateway to one of the Alps’ most extraordinary linked ski areas — … Read more