With an amazing park, open terrain, legal and accessible off-piste, a warm Italian reception, and prices far cheaper than most other resorts in western Europe, Livigno is one excellent Italian job.
Some sweet off-piste
Very good terrain parks
Wide crusing runs, good for intermediate
Good dedicated beginner areas
Duty free baby
A breathtaking and bewildering journey to the most beautiful ski area in the World.
Some good off-piste areas
Park & pipe
Lots of well-groomed slopes
Some good wide areas but many flat bits
Great value services off the hill
Nestled at the centre of the wider Milky Way ski region Sestriere is an ideal place to base yourself if you are wanting to get some serious riding under your belt
read more about SestriereSome fine terrain, the best beginners resort in Italy.Limited for expert riders.
Some good off-piste areas
Good natural
Lots of wide groomed pistes
Big linked area in Fassa Valley.
A few trees & good off-piste
A park, occasional pipe & good natural
Well-pisted slopes
Great for intermediates and mixed groups
Plenty of trees and good off-piste
Badly maintained park&pipe
Good wide slopes
Not a bad place, with some good carving but basic freeriding. Great for beginners apart from overcrowded novice slopes. Good local services.
Some tree runs & good off-piste
No park/pipe
Lots of wide slopes
An okay freeriders resort with some nice powder spots and trees to ride. Also good for carving but the slopes can be a bit tricky at the lower sections.
Some tree runs and off-piste
Some good natural spots
Well groomed but some flat areas
Old and traditional but an okay linked area.
Some tight trees and good off-piste
No park or pipe, some good natural
Lots of wide slopes
Amazing views of the Matterhorn and plenty of long easy and intermediate pistes but nothing hardcore, and mostly above tree level. Links up to Zermatt so plenty of terrain to explore.
Very open terrain but no trees
A pretty good and well maintained park
Some very flat bits