COUNTRY INDEX / ITALY

Italy

Exact skier bases, route-level descriptions, dated event editions and transparent source checks for every Index.ski record currently published in Italy.

Verified places: 07Places with piste maps: 07Verified events: 09

Photo: Chroustik2 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
View from a Kronplatz piste towards the Dolomites on 14 March 2010, photographed by Chroustik2; archive winter context, not present conditions.

PUBLISHED LOCATIONS

Published places and events — Italy

This country-only map contains every Index.ski destination and event venue currently published here. Select a marker to open its complete profile.

Italy16 mapped locations
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  • Closed today · opening within 14 days
  • Closed for skiing
  • Unknown / uncertain

Colours show the published skiing status or confirmed operating calendar, not whether every lift is running. Check the operator before travel.

Confirmed dates change colours automatically in the place’s local time. Tentative dates, conflicting reports and expired checks remain black.

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View from a Kronplatz piste towards the Dolomites on 14 March 2010, photographed by Chroustik2; archive winter context, not present conditions.020

Dolomites

Kronplatz / Plan de Corones

Brunico / Bruneck, Italy

A many-sided alpine mountain above Brunico, with access from Riscone, Perca and Olang and a linked San Vigilio–Piculin sector. The summit is shared, but your return base and the difficulty of its valley descent matter.

Riscone, Olang, Perca and linked San Vigilio–Piculin alpine pistes Circulating gondolas and chairlifts serve the connected mountain; remote village surface lifts and public bus/train connections have separate scopes.
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Archive December 2010 view over Pila’s snow-covered slopes, conifer woods and surrounding Aosta Valley mountains.045

Alps

Pila alpine ski area

Pila / Gressan, Italy

Plan managed alpine skiing above Aosta, with a valley gondola approach to Pila village and separate Chamolé, Gorraz and upper-bowl sectors. Check the open connection and your return before heading uphill.

Operator overview advertises 70 km, but its piste totals differ between pages. Mapped community objects are not an official piste inventory. Valley gondola, village/upper gondola routes, cable car, chairlifts and beginner conveyors; check the dated individual report and boarding notices.
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Historical summer view of Breuil-Cervinia village and surrounding mountain slopes, photographed by Tiia Monto on 6 August 2022.077

Pennine Alps

Breuil-Cervinia and Valtournenche

Breuil-Cervinia / Valtournenche, Italy

Choose Breuil-Cervinia or Valtournenche as your Italian alpine base, with an independent map, practical ticket and transport guidance, weather-dependent connections and explicit limits on current skiing.

Separate AVIF inventories; no verified current combined piste total or kilometre claim. Distinct Breuil–Plan Maison and Valtournenche–Salette approaches, passenger chairs and learning lifts; actual availability requires checking.
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Snowy Gitschberg mountain panorama with skiers and a chairlift, photographed by Soluvo on 6 March 2012; archive context, not current skiing.080

Pfunderer mountains / Zillertal Alps

Gitschberg Jochtal

Meransen / Maranza and Vals / Valles, Italy

Two managed alpine sectors above Meransen and Vals, linked by Gaisjoch across the valley. The choice of starting village matters for lessons, hire, ticket scope and the complete return; the independent map keeps those connections distinct from Plose and other regional activities.

Managed Gitschberg and Jochtal alpine sectors; Plose, Nordic, touring and toboggan scopes excluded Meransen and Vals cable approaches with Gaisjoch connection; individual service and return require checking.
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Snowy mountains and the Aremogna ski base photographed by Luca Margheriti on 16 February 2008; archive context.084

Central Apennines

Roccaraso–Rivisondoli

Roccaraso / Rivisondoli, Italy

Three distinct mountain bases in Abruzzo: Aremogna, Pizzalto and Monte Pratello. Plan Roccaraso–Rivisondoli skiing with an independent community map, practical base and return advice, and explicit limits on construction, current operation and older tariffs.

Managed Aremogna, Pizzalto and Monte Pratello alpine terrain; wider consortium and Nordic areas are separate Community passenger alignments across Aremogna, Pizzalto and Monte Pratello; two uncertain gondola alignments omitted during construction review.
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Historical winter panorama from Corno d’Aola towards Tonale Pass, with snowy mountain slopes, forest and blue sky.118

Adamello-Presanella Alps

Pontedilegno-Tonale

Ponte di Legno / Temù / Passo Tonale, Italy

Four managed alpine areas link wooded slopes above Temù and Ponte di Legno with open Tonale terrain and the high Presena glacier.

Four managed alpine areas: Temù, Ponte di Legno, Passo Tonale and Presena; operator-advertised inventory is distinct from mapped community segments. The operator advertises 29 lifts across four areas, including the Ponte di Legno–Tonale connection and Paradiso/Presena access; actual availability needs checking.
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Historical summer panorama of Sestriere in June 2000, with village buildings, grassy slopes and mountain ridges.134

Cottian Alps

Sestriere

Sestriere, Italy

Sestriere is a high mountain skiing base in Piedmont’s Cottian Alps, with village and Borgata terrain forming one Italian sector of the wider Vialattea area.

Sestriere and Borgata alpine terrain; wider Vialattea statistics are not a local piste inventory. Village and Borgata chairlifts and surface lifts, with a separate Sestriere–Fraiteve gondola connection.
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