Ski Resorts in Italy

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1,224–3,480 mAltitude range

Mid-range – LuxuryPrice tier

9 Resorts in Italy

The beating heart of the Dolomiti Superski — home of the Saslong World Cup downhill, the Sellaronda circuit, and Seceda's UNESCO-protected skyline.

Italy's most exclusive ski resort — at the foot of Mont Blanc's south face, gateway to the Vallée Blanche and the Skyway Monte Bianco at 3,466m.

Italy's most glamorous ski address — 150km in the Brenta Dolomites, the FIS World Cup 3Tre slalom, and a capped daily pass.

The Pearl of the Dolomites — an Olympic host town surrounded by UNESCO World Heritage rock formations and 120km of gloriously Italian skiing.

Italy's highest resort, skiing under the shadow of the Matterhorn — a high-altitude mountain with the longest season in the Alps.

Italy's highest resort and duty-free enclave — high-altitude snow reliability with some of the Alps' best value.

Europe's highest resort village at 2,035m — the gateway to the 400km Via Lattea, a cross-border Italian-French ski area of extraordinary scale.

The biggest single vertical drop in the Dolomiti Superski network, based around a small, traditional village rather than a resort town.

A Ladin-speaking Dolomites valley with 130km of mostly blue and red piste, direct Sellaronda access and a strong mountain-dining culture.