Skiing in Lazio

Italy

6 resorts

Lazio is a ski destination in Italy, part of The Alps region, with 6 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 1,168m to 1,940m, giving a vertical range of 772m. Across the area there are 35km of prepared pistes. There are 57 runs in total - 22 easy, 21 intermediate, 11 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 14 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 6 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Campo Stella, Campo Staffi, Campocatino and Selvarotonda. The ski season typically runs from December to April. A daily adult lift pass costs around €55 on average.

Ski Resorts in Lazio

6 ski resorts in Lazio

Campocatino

Campocatino is one of the first ski resorts born in the central-southern Apennines. Skiing on the queen mountain of the Ernici has been practiced since the early twenties, when the first skiers from Guarcino introduced Nordic skiing first and then alpine skiing.

↕ 324m⛷ 13 runs🚡 3 lifts

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Campo Staffi

Campo Staffi is a ski area in Lazio, Italy. It has 8.5 km of pistes served by 4 lifts, including 2 chairlifts. The slopes run from 1,691 m to 1,933 m, a vertical drop of 242 m.

↕ 242m⛷ 15 runs🚡 4 lifts

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Campo Stella

Campo Stella is a ski area in Lazio, Italy. It has 5 km of pistes served by 2 lifts. The slopes run from 1,168 m to 1,719 m, a vertical drop of 551 m.

↕ 551m⛷ 12 runs🚡 2 lifts

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Livata

Livata is a beautiful mountain resort in the Simbruini Mountains Park, near Subiaco. It's Rome's mountain, the only ski resort in the capital's metropolitan area, with altitudes from 1300m to 1855m.

↕ 555m⛷ 7 runs🚡 1 lifts

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Selvarotonda

Selvarotonda di Cittareale is the second ski resort in the province of Rieti, located on the slopes of Monte San Venanzio. It offers over 11 km of well-groomed pistes across four runs, along with snowmaking, a new rope tow, ski school, bar, restaurant, and parking.

↕ 238m⛷ 10 runs🚡 2 lifts

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