Skiing and Snowboarding in Italian Ski Resorts
Italy - Ski Resorts
Italy's ski areas offer a remarkable blend of breathtaking scenery, varied terrain, and rich culture. From the majestic Dolomites to the charming Aosta Valley, skiers and snowboarders can find slopes that cater to all levels. The country boasts hundreds of ski resorts, many equipped with modern facilities.
The Dolomiti Superski area is one of the largest ski circuits in the world, featuring 12 ski regions with over 1,200 kilometers of slopes. Meanwhile, the Aosta Valley provides access to renowned resorts like Courmayeur and Cervinia, which are ideal for both leisure and challenging runs. With average snowfall and reliable ski conditions, Italy is a favorite destination for winter sports enthusiasts, as noted on J2Ski.
Most Forecast Snow
| Ski Area | 7 Day |
|---|---|
| Como | 103cm |
| San Colombano | 72cm |
| Dolomiti Superski | 70cm |
| Madesimo | 32cm |
| Chiesa | 30cm |
| Arabba | 23cm |
Forecast updated : 12 Nov 2025 19:37 CST
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Ski resorts for Beginners in Italy
Beginners will find excellent slopes in resorts like Bardonecchia and Val di Fassa, where gentle terrains and dedicated ski schools ensure a welcoming atmosphere.
Ski resorts for Families in Italy
Family-friendly resorts such as San Martino di Castrozza and Pila offer a variety of activities beyond skiing, including snow parks and kids' clubs.
Ski resorts for Experienced Skiers in Italy
Experienced skiers should consider the challenging terrains of Cervinia, La Thuile, Livigno and the Monte Rosa region, where off-piste areas and steep runs are readily available against beautiful backdrops.
Ski areas with off-piste, freeride and out-of-bounds terrain in Italy
For off-piste enthusiasts, resorts like La Thuile, Champoluc and Alagna offer numerous freeride routes and varied terrain.
Ski Areas for reliable snow in Italy
High-altitude resorts such as Cervinia and Livigno are known for their good snow reliability, with extensive ski seasons extending well into spring. These areas benefit from natural snowfall and modern snow-making capabilities, ensuring excellent skiing conditions.
Find out about the skiing in Italy, in our comparison of Italian Ski Resorts, below. Sort by suitability, altitude, piste length, etc.
Italian Snow Reports
November 13, 2025
Snow is next forecast to fall in Italy over the next 2 days, in at least 36 Ski Resorts including Breuil-Cervinia, La Thuile, Passo Tonale, Sauze d'Oulx and Sestrière.
See all Snow Forecasts for Italy.
The Best Ski Resorts in Italy
The Ski Resorts of Italy
Compare the top ski areas for ski area size, altitude, and suitability for beginner, intermediate and expert skiers.
Top 10 Largest ski areas in Italy
The most extensive downhill ski areas in Italy, by total downhill piste length.
| Ski Resort | Pistes |
|---|---|
| Dolomiti Superski | 1,294km |
| La Thuile | 146km |
| Madonna di Campiglio | 150km |
| Santa Cristina (Val Gardena) | 175km |
| Sauze d'Oulx | 400km |
| Selva Gardena | 175km |
| Sestrière | 400km |
| Skirama Dolomiti Adamello-Brenta | 380km |
| Val Gardena | 181km |
| Via Lattea | 400km |
Top 10 Highest altitude ski resorts in Italy
The highest altitude ski resorts in Italy, by base / resort altitude.
| Ski Resort | Resort |
|---|---|
| Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm | 2,000m |
| Breuil-Cervinia | 2,050m |
| Campo Imperatore | 1,980m |
| Maseben | 1,900m |
| Passo Rolle | 1,960m |
| Passo San Pellegrino | 1,910m |
| Passo Stelvio / Prad am Stilfserjoch | 2,760m |
| Sestrière | 2,040m |
| Solda/Sulden | 1,900m |
| Val Senales | 2,011m |
Top 10 Highest lift-served ski areas in Italy
The highest lift-served skiing in Italy, by the highest lift (top) altitude.
| Ski Resort | Top |
|---|---|
| Alagna Valsesia | 3,260m |
| Aosta Valley | 3,490m |
| Breuil-Cervinia | 3,490m |
| Champoluc | 3,550m |
| Dolomiti Superski | 3,270m |
| Marmolada | 3,270m |
| Monterosa | 3,550m |
| Passo Stelvio / Prad am Stilfserjoch | 3,450m |
| Solda/Sulden | 3,250m |
| Sulden am Ortler | 3,250m |
Top 10 Best ski areas for Beginners in Italy
The best beginner ski areas in Italy, rated according to the availability of easy slopes and ski schools.
| Ski Resort | Beginn. |
|---|---|
| Alta Badia |  |
| Bardonecchia | |
| Dolomiti Superski | |
| La Thuile | |
| Madonna di Campiglio | |
| Olang |  |
| Prato Nevoso | |
| Sauze d'Oulx | |
| Sestrière | |
| Val Gardena | |
Top 10 Best ski areas for Intermediate Skiers in Italy
The best intermediate ski resorts in Italy, rated by the length and number of easy to moderate ski runs.
| Ski Resort | Interm. |
|---|---|
| Alta Badia | |
| Cortina d'Ampezzo | |
| Dolomiti Superski | |
| La Thuile | |
| Madonna di Campiglio | |
| Sauze d'Oulx | |
| Sestrière | |
| Val Gardena | |
| Val di Fassa | |
| Val di Fiemme | |
Top 10 Best ski areas for Expert Skiers and Snowboarders in Italy
The best ski areas for Advanced and Expert skiers and boarders in Italy, rated by the availability of steep pistes and/or the accessibility of freeride and off-piste terrain.
| Ski Resort | Experts |
|---|---|
| Alagna Valsesia | |
| Aosta Valley | |
| Breuil-Cervinia | |
| Bruneck-Kronplatz | |
| Cortina d'Ampezzo | |
| Courmayeur | |
| Dolomiti Superski | |
| La Thuile | |
| Sauze d'Oulx | |
| Sestrière | |
Italy
Our Italian Ski Resort pages include Skiing Facts, Snow Reports and Forecasts (for most major ski resorts), local accommodation and online ski hire booking (where available) for 261 Ski Resorts in Italy.
You can find the major ski stations listed on the Top Italian Ski Resorts page, ranked according to various criteria.