Skiing in Aosta Valley
Aosta Valley is a ski destination in Italy, part of The Alps region, with 19 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 1,195m to 3,096m, giving a vertical range of 1,901m. Across the area there are 382km of prepared pistes. There are 668 runs in total - 258 easy, 312 intermediate, 91 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 151 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 29 gondolas and 64 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include La Thuile ski, Monterosa Ski, Pila ski and Courmayeur. The ski season typically runs from December to April. A daily adult lift pass costs around €69 on average.
Ski Resorts in Aosta Valley
19 ski resorts in Aosta Valley
Antagnod
Monterosa Ski offers vibrant and intense territories to experience, from culture and cuisine to relaxation in nature. Ski in one of Europe's highest resorts, enjoying the magic of alpine villages and landscapes.
Brusson
Monterosa Ski offers vibrant and intense territories to experience, discover its culture, and enjoy moments of relaxation amidst nature. It's one of Europe's highest ski resorts, inviting visitors to feel free, enjoy alpine landscapes, and conquer its peaks.
Centro Fondo Arpy - Morgex
Arpy offers cross-country skiing enthusiasts the opportunity to ski in a unique natural environment, amidst larch and fir forests. It's an uncontaminated area ideal for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and hiking.
Chamois
Chamois is a ski area in Aosta Valley, Italy. It has 16 km of pistes served by 5 lifts. The slopes run from 1,815 m to 2,495 m, a vertical drop of 680 m.
Champorcher
Champorcher is a ski area in Aosta Valley, Italy. It has 15 km of pistes served by 7 lifts, including 1 gondola or cable car and 2 chairlifts. The slopes run from 1,444 m to 2,486 m, a vertical drop of 1,042 m.
Cogne
Cogne is a ski area in Aosta Valley, Italy. It has 6.3 km of pistes served by 4 lifts, including 1 gondola or cable car and 2 chairlifts. The slopes run from 1,586 m to 2,276 m, a vertical drop of 690 m.
Colle di Joux
Colle di Joux is a small ski area in Aosta Valley, Italy. It has 3.9 km of pistes. The slopes run from 1,606 m to 1,957 m, a vertical drop of 351 m.
Courmayeur
Courmayeur is a ski area in Aosta Valley, Italy. It has 42 km of pistes served by 18 lifts. The slopes run from 1,210 m to 2,755 m, a vertical drop of 1,545 m.
Crévacol
Crévacol is a ski area in Aosta Valley, Italy. It has 20 km of pistes served by 3 lifts, including 2 chairlifts. The slopes run from 1,646 m to 2,446 m, a vertical drop of 800 m.
Gressoney-Saint-Jean
Monterosa Ski offers vibrant and intense territories to experience, from culture and food to relaxation in nature. It's one of Europe's highest ski areas, inviting visitors to enjoy the magic of alpine villages and conquer its peaks.
La Magdeleine
Contact details for the tourist office of the ski resort La Magdeleine, Tourist office La Magdeleine
La Thuile ski
La Thuile ski is a ski area in Aosta Valley, Italy. It has 79 km of pistes served by 20 lifts, including 1 gondola or cable car and 12 chairlifts. The slopes run from 1,465 m to 2,608 m, a vertical drop of 1,143 m.
Monterosa Ski
Monterosa Ski offers an expansive experience across three connected valleys, allowing visitors to embrace the essence of Monte Rosa. With lifts reaching up to 3,275m, guests can enjoy breathtaking panoramas of the Alps' 4000m peaks.
Ollomont
Ollomont is a small ski area in Aosta Valley, Italy. It has one lift.
Pila ski
Pila is a ski resort in the Aosta Valley, Italy. It offers a winter season from November to April, with stunning views of Europe's highest peaks, accessible via a 30-minute cable car ride from Aosta.
Rhemes - Notre Dame
Chanavey offers alpine skiing with various daily and season pass options for the 2025/2026 season. The resort also features facilities for nordic skiing and a playground.
Torgnon
Torgnon, located in the Cervino Valley, is known as 'the village of the sun'. It offers a pure emotional experience with welcoming accommodations and traditional cuisine, making it an ideal destination for a dream vacation.
Valgrisenche Ski
The Valgrisenche Ski area, known as the snowiest in the Aosta Valley, offers alpine ski slopes for all levels, cross-country skiing, and itineraries for snowshoes and ski mountaineering. It also features a fun park for children with inflatable slides, bobsleighs, and sleds.
Valtournenche
Valtournenche is a ski area in Aosta Valley, Italy. It has 27 km of pistes served by 6 lifts, including 1 gondola or cable car and 5 chairlifts. The slopes run from 1,560 m to 3,096 m, a vertical drop of 1,536 m.
Aosta Valley at a Glance
Aggregate stats across 19 resorts
Total Resorts
19
Total Piste km
387 km
Total Lifts
158
Elevation Range
1,206–3,096 m
Avg Day Pass
€68
Total Runs
668
Where to start in Aosta Valley
Top picks across 3 categories
Best for beginners
- 1.Gressoney-Saint-JeanVery good
- 2.ChamoisGood
- 3.La Thuile skiGood
Best for off-piste
- 1.CourmayeurGood
- 2.Monterosa SkiGood
Top Resorts in Aosta Valley
Sorted by Piste km
| Resort | Piste km | Vert. Drop (m) | Lifts |
|---|---|---|---|
| La Thuile ski | 79 | 1,143 | 20 |
| Monterosa Ski | 72 | 1,817 | 37 |
| Pila ski | 55 | 961 | 15 |
| Courmayeur | 42 | 1,545 | 18 |
| Valtournenche | 27 | 1,536 | 6 |
| Crévacol | 20 | 810 | 3 |
| Chamois | 16 | 679 | 5 |
| Champorcher | 15 | 1,043 | 7 |
| Torgnon | 13 | 714 | 7 |
| Antagnod | 11 | 582 | 4 |
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