Best Skiing in Italy in March

    March combines a deep base with longer, sunnier days. High resorts keep winter snow, while lower slopes start to see spring snow that softens through the day.

    Outside any Easter weeks, crowds thin out after the February holidays and lodging prices often drop.

    Top resorts in Italy for March snow

    77 resorts in Italy are open in March with at least 30 cm of typical snow depth. Ranked 60% on snow depth, 20% on top elevation and 20% on piste kilometres.

    #ResortSnow depthTop
    1Val Senales-Schnalstal3333 cm3,200 m
    2Courmayeur214 cm2,755 m
    3Valtournenche173 cm3,096 m
    4Val di Fassa168 cm2,438 m
    5Arabba158 cm2,533 m
    6Pila ski151 cm2,723 m
    7Skiarea San Domenico165 cm2,489 m
    8Skiarea Valchiavenna Madesimo/Campodolcino158 cm2,880 m
    9Bardonecchia154 cm2,385 m
    10Monterosa Ski132 cm3,023 m
    11Pontechianale180 cm2,658 m
    12Bormio Ski140 cm3,017 m
    13Macugnaga - Moro164 cm2,875 m
    14Santa Caterina139 cm2,880 m
    15Cortina d'Ampezzo123 cm2,736 m
    16Passo Rolle141 cm2,219 m
    17Sestriere126 cm2,791 m
    18Tarvisio, Tarvis199 cm1,773 m
    19Meran 2000165 cm2,295 m
    20Cimone, Area sciistica Monte Cimone164 cm1,861 m
    21Sansicario135 cm2,676 m
    22Ski Area San Pellegrino - Falcade129 cm2,513 m
    23Sauze D'Oulx126 cm2,679 m
    24Drei Zinnen - Tre Cime, Drei Zinnen, Tre Cime124 cm2,221 m
    25Folgarida-Marilleva134 cm2,170 m
    26Cortina Tofane123 cm2,736 m
    27Alta Badia109 cm2,800 m
    28Monte Valbella (Asiago)188 cm1,139 m
    29Ovindoli157 cm2,054 m
    30Claviere128 cm2,405 m

    Snow depth, snowfall and temperature are 2020-24 monthly averages from Open-Meteo's historical weather data at each resort's coordinates. They are modelled values for the area, not the resort's own snow reports, so treat them as a guide to typical conditions.

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