Major resorts in Italy
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Corvara is our favourite base in this area – central to the Alta Badia region and well placed on the Sella Ronda circuit. There’s a small piazza, but the rest of the place is spread out down a gently…
Courmayeur is a great place for a short midweek break or for a day trip to escape bad weather in Megève and Chamonix – we have used it for this several times. Excellent restaurants both on and off the…
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…
La Thuile has a lot going for it. And if you are limited to school holidays and have had enough of the peak-season crowds over the hill in France, it could be just the job – provided a quiet village…
Livigno’s recipe of a fair-sized mountain, high altitude and fairly low prices is uncommon, and obviously attractive, and may be enough to get it on to your shortlist, especially if you are a beginner…
A quiet, pleasant resort with a small, snow-sure intermediate area and an impressive lift system
Monterosa Ski’s resorts – Champoluc, Gressoney and Alagna – have long been among our favourites and are popular with experts going off-piste and with Italian weekenders. Until recently they have…
Want a reasonable range of runs and good snow, but operating on a tight budget? You’ll find Passo Tonale (plus linked Ponte di Legno, over the pass to the west) difficult to beat – particularly for…
A French-style ski-in, ski-out purpose-built resort on snowsure slopes set above an old Roman town that it is linked to it by both road and gondola
San Cassiano is a quiet village with some very smart and comfortable hotels. Its local ski area, set on a spur off the main Sella Ronda circuit, has predominantly easy intermediate slopes and is very convenient…
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