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Key facts
| Resort | 1640 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 1200-3275 m |
| Lifts | 25 |
| Pistes | 73 km |
| Price index | 85 |
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The upside
- Fabulous intermediate and advanced off-piste, including heli-skiing
- Slopes usually very quiet weekdays
- Panoramic views
- Good snow reliability and grooming
- Quiet, unspoiled village
- Three-valley lift/piste network gives a sensation of travel, but ...
The downside
- Virtually no choice of route when touring the three valleys on-piste
- Few challenging pistes; mainly easy cruising
- High winds can close links
- Few off-slope diversions
- Limited après-ski
Latest user reviews
Loved this resort! Long runs graded red but not like…
Shelleyc1973 22 Apr 2014
Can’t believe Rhion (review 2009) went to the…
bjt999 27 Feb 2011
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News – 2018/19
Two new moving carpet lifts have been installed in the Sant’Anna beginner area.
Summary
Gressoney is the centrally placed resort in the three-valley Monterosa ski area. It’s even quieter than Champoluc, and rather more attractive: a traditional, neat little village. The main lifts into the ski area are clustered around Stafal at the head of the valley, but there is a chairlift on the edge of Gressoney. The area suits intermediates who prefer long, undemanding cruises and don’t mind repeating them. Experts come to the region for the splendid off-piste. The network of lifts and pistes is anything but small-scale. Champoluc at one end and Alagna at the other are 17km apart, and it’s a four-hour trip by road if you miss the last lift.
Blogs, features and news
- Fast cruising in Italy’s Monterosa ski area
- Lots of improvements in Champoluc
- Decent piste skiing in Monterosa
- Ten resorts for secret powder
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Gallery
Key facts
| Resort | 1640 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 1200-3275 m |
| Lifts | 25 |
| Pistes | 73 km |
| Price index | 85 |
Linked resorts