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Key facts
| Resort | 1800 m |
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| Slopes | 1800-2750 m |
| Lifts | 15 |
| Pistes | 70 km |
| Price index | 90 |
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The upside
- Ski-in, ski-out convenience
- Good value accommodation and food
- Gondola link to ancient town of Aosta
- Virtually unknown on the international ski market except …
The downside
- Lots of British school parties (evident on the mountain but staying in Aosta)
- Slopes limited for experts and high-mileage piste-bashers
- Fairly quiet après-ski
Latest user reviews
I spent a week in Pila with my husband and daughter…
daisycat 14 Sep 2016
My wife and I stayed in Pila in late January 2008.…
Adrian Singleton 2 Jan 2009
We stayed in Pila in early February 2008 and had a…
Joanna B. 13 Feb 2008
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Summary
Pila is little known outside Italy and offers a worthwhile surprise to those who visit. A fair-sized area of well-groomed, snow-sure slopes rises around a car-free purpose-built resort which is great for families with small children and has a splendid nursery slope set away from better skiers racing through. 1000m below the resort and connected by a 15-minute gondola ride or a 30-minute drive on a winding road, is Aosta, founded by the Romans in 25 BC and with plenty of low-cost accommodation. Aosta attracts large numbers of British school groups but families tend to stay in Pila.
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Gallery
Key facts
| Resort | 1800 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 1800-2750 m |
| Lifts | 15 |
| Pistes | 70 km |
| Price index | 90 |