Downhill skiing
Courmayeur
Courmayeur and the ski resort Chécrouit-Val Vény stand at the bottom of a magnificent basin dominated by the Mont Blanc range.
La Thuile
The Rutor glacier and Mont Blanc can be admired from high up on 152 km of runs.
Monterosa Ski
The most renowned resorts are Champoluc in Val d’Ayas and Gressoney-La-Trinité. Excellent runs and great off-piste tracks.
Aosta - Pila
Pila overlooks the town of Aosta, to which it is linked by an 18 km scenic road that is always accessible and a cablecar that allows you to leave your car behind.
Champorcher
In the Mont Avic Regional Park area there are 12 km of runs, always wonderfully snowy.
Crévacol
22 km of runs unfolding within sight of the historical Great St Bernard Pass.
Torgnon
A ski area that guarantees fun will be had by competitive and surf skiers, but is also suitable for children and less experienced skiers.
In the Aosta Valley, amid the giants of the Alps (Mont Blanc, Matterhorn, Monte Rosa and Gran Paradiso), skiing is always and extra-special experience: you can try out new runs every day for a week and explore uncharted itineraries from Italy to France and Switzerland, without ever taking your skis off.
For downhill skiing lovers, it means exploring 19 ski resorts, 800 km of runs and 7 snowparks, and exhilarating off-piste itineraries that can be reached with ski lifts or by helicopter from heli-skiing bases. Also, on the runs at the foot of the Matterhorn you can even ski in the summer!
The large ski resorts of Aosta Valley are the international ones of Breuil-Cervinia (between Italy and Switzerland), La Thuile (between Italy and France) and Monterosa Ski, stretching through 3 completely Italian valleys, at the foot of Monte Rosa. One of the best known resort is Courmayeur, at the foot of Mont Blanc, that is the capital of Alpinism since 200 years, a typical alpine village, offering a wide choice for food and fashion lovers too! The ancient town of Aosta, named the “Rome of the Alps” because of its beautiful and well preserved roman monuments, is connected by cable car to the resort of Pila, a natural balcony offering a 360° view on the highest peaks of the Alps. Torgnon, Champorcher, Crévacol and other smaller ski resorts are ideal places for families.
Spotlights
Snowboard and freestyle snowparks
List of the region’s best equipped ‘Snowparks’ that guarantee enthusiasts will perform manoeuvres of various difficulty levels with their skis or snowboard.
Services and news
Ski-Pic
Ski-Pic photographs you along the snow-covered slopes of Cervinia, La Thuile and Pila. Download the app to automatically receive your photos on the ski slopes.
Teleskipass
The service give skiers direct access to all lift facilities without passing through cash desks.
Holiday packages
