Two alpine valleys for skiing over 100 Km of slopes which wind through three valleys that bestraddle the Aosta Valley and Piedmont from Champoluc to Alagna passing through Gressoney-La-Trinité. Significant height differences and technically and perfectly tracked slopes to guarantee
Tailor made for the family, this ski station has a Baby Snow Park and is also perfect for those wishing to enjoy a day’s skiing at one of the sunniest places in the Aosta Valley.
In the Estoul basin, the ski stations are located at altitudes of over 1,700 metres. The easy and average difficult levels make the ski lift facilities ideal for baptising your skis and perfecting the techniques you will need to enjoy
In the heart of the Mont Avic Nature Park Valley, the Champorcher slopes are highly appreciated by both beginner and expert skiers and over the years, they have fallen in love with this location. When you arrive at the 2,500
Well known for its famous “black” Leonardo David Special slope, one of the most beautiful in the entire alpine range, Gressoney-Saint-Jean and the Weissmatten ski lifts are the perfect destination for those who are looking for a challenge on technical
Hectares of white as far as the eye can see, steep gorges, soft and fluffy landscapes and wide clearings covered in powdery snow … these are the outstanding features of the Alagna Freeriding Paradise. From an altitude of 3,000 metres
Gressoney is one of the most coveted freeriding destinations and is well-known in both Italy and abroad as a real free-ski paradise. The complex offers infinite possibilities: from runs through the Punta Jolanda and Weissmatten forests to those which are
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