Skiing in Italy
Italy combines sunny, perfectly groomed slopes with the best mountain-hut food in the Alps and generally lower prices than France or Switzerland. The Dolomites are breathtaking; Livigno is high, snow-sure and affordable.
Ski resorts in Italy (7)
Compare these resortsItaly · Lombardia
Livigno
- Slope kilometres
- 115 km
- Altitude
- 1,816 m – 2,798 m
- From Brussels
- ± 1,000 km · ± 10.5 h
Italy · Südtirol / Alto Adige
Alpe di Siusi
Alpe di Siusi / Seiser Alm (Dolomiti Superski)
- Slope kilometres
- 73 km
- Altitude
- 1,227 m – 2,220 m
- From Brussels
- ± 1,000 km · ± 10 h
Italy · Südtirol / Alto Adige
Alta Badia
Alta Badia (Corvara, Colfosco, La Villa, San Cassiano, Badia, La Val) – Dolomiti Superski
- Slope kilometres
- 130 km
- Altitude
- 1,324 m – 2,778 m
- From Brussels
- ± 1,030 km · ± 10.3 h
Italy · Valle d'Aosta
Cervinia
Breuil-Cervinia Valtournenche – Cervino Ski Paradise (Matterhorn Ski Paradise)
- Slope kilometres
- 157 km
- Altitude
- 1,524 m – 3,480 m
- From Brussels
- ± 930 km · ± 9.5 h
Italy · Südtirol / Alto Adige
Kronplatz
Kronplatz / Plan de Corones (Dolomiti Superski)
- Slope kilometres
- 125 km
- Altitude
- 973 m – 2,275 m
- From Brussels
- ± 1,000 km · ± 10 h
Italy · Trentino
Madonna di Campiglio
Skiarea Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta (Madonna di Campiglio – Pinzolo – Folgarida Marilleva)
- Slope kilometres
- 155 km
- Altitude
- 852 m – 2,504 m
- From Brussels
- ± 1,000 km · ± 10 h
Italy · Südtirol / Alto Adige
Val Gardena
Val Gardena / Gröden – Alpe di Siusi (Dolomiti Superski)
- Slope kilometres
- 175 km
- Altitude
- 1,236 m – 2,518 m
- From Brussels
- ± 1,010 km · ± 10 h
Good to know
- Italian motorways are toll roads; travelling via Switzerland also requires the Swiss vignette.
- Winter equipment (winter tyres or chains on board) is compulsory on many mountain roads from November to April.
- Helmets are compulsory on the slopes for children and young people under 18.