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Key facts
| Resort | 1225 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 1225-3010 m |
| Lifts | 35 |
| Pistes | 110 km |
| Price index | 85 |
BormioItaly
The upside
- Mix of high, open pistes and treelined runs gives some long runs
- Worthwhile neighbouring resorts
- Attractive ancient town centre
- Good mountain restaurants
- Cheap, even by Italian standards
The downside
- Slopes all of medium steepness
- Rather confined main mountain, with other areas some way distant
- Off-piste very restricted
- Town centre hotels inconvenient
- Long airport transfers
Latest user reviews
While known to those who watch Ski Sunday, Bormio features…
SJG 29 Sep 2017
My wife and I are both expert skiers (she’s a…
Michael Gee 7 Mar 2007
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News – 2019/20
Although the headline brand of the 2026 Olympics is Milano-Cortina, the men’s Alpine races will be held in Bormio.
Summary
If you like historic Italian towns and don’t insist on a traditional Alpine resort atmosphere, you’ll find the town of Bormio very appealing – though you’re unlikely to be staying right in the old centre. Given the limited slopes of Bormio’s own mountain, plan on taking the free bus out to the Oga-San Colombano area and, perhaps, longer outings – to Santa Caterina or Livigno.
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Gallery
Key facts
| Resort | 1225 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 1225-3010 m |
| Lifts | 35 |
| Pistes | 110 km |
| Price index | 85 |