Ski resorts in Italy

The best ski resorts in Italy: snow, slopes, family-friendliness and where to stay.

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Resorts

Alta Badia

Dolomiti Superski

Alta Badia in the Dolomites: 130 km of mostly easy pistes, the Sellaronda on the doorstep, Michelin-starred food and six Ladin villages to stay in.

FamiliesBeginners

Breuil-Cervinia

Matterhorn Ski Paradise

High, snow-sure skiing under the Matterhorn, with long easy runs, a season from late October to May and a lift link to Zermatt in Switzerland.

Snow-sureBeginners

Cortina d'Ampezzo

Dolomiti Superski

Cortina d'Ampezzo: 2026 Olympic host with 120 km of local pistes, the Tofana, Cinque Torri and Lagazuoi, and access to the 1,200 km Dolomiti Superski.

Livigno

Livigno at 1,816 m, with 115 km of pistes from late November to early May, duty-free shopping, free ski pass deals and the passes and tunnel to know.

Snow-sureFamiliesGood valueOff-piste

Snowy chalets at the Gardena Pass below the Sassolungo

Val Gardena

Dolomiti Superski

Val Gardena in the Dolomites: three villages on the Sellaronda, 1,200 km of Dolomiti Superski pistes, gentle Alpe di Siusi slopes and the Saslong.

FamiliesBeginners