Skiing in the Aosta Valley

Discovering Aosta Valley: Italy’s ultimate Ski Destination for families

The smallest region of Italy, located in the Northwest of the country, the Aosta Valley includes Cervinia (linked to Zermatt), Courmayeur, La Thuile, Champoluc and 15 other ski resorts. 800 km of slopes surrounded by Mont Blanc and Mont Rose, Summer Skiing at the foot of the Matterhorn and great off-piste for all disciplines and all levels. Spectacular scenery, world-class skiing, food of the highest quality and a history stretching back to Roman times. Do not limit yourself to a single area: the Aosta Valley skipass offers the possibility to access all tracks in the region with one ticket. A true ski safari discovering the best ski resorts on your skis.

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