Italy Guides

12 destinations · 87 guides

Italian resorts include the Dolomites, where the Dolomiti Superski pass links dozens of areas, and high-altitude resorts on the borders with France and Switzerland such as Cervinia, Courmayeur and Livigno.

Choose a resort below for its overview, then follow its guides to passes, maps, lessons and hire.

Destinations in Italy

Alta BadiaAlta Badia is a ski area in Italy's South Tyrol, part of the Dolomiti Superski network.BormioBormio is an Italian ski town where the lifts start in the village rather than a…CanazeiCanazei works as a ski base because two valley access points, Canazei itself and…CerviniaCervinia skiing rewards skiers who book the right pass tier for their ability and plans.CortinaCortina d'Ampezzo is not one connected ski circuit but three main lift sectors above a…CorvaraCorvara is not a self-contained ski domain but a village base inside the shared Alta…CourmayeurCourmayeur skiing works best when you treat Plan Chécrouit and Val Veny as two different…La ThuileLa Thuile skiing means one international pass across 156 km of pistes shared with La…LivignoLivigno skiing is really two ski areas in one valley, and your day changes depending on…Madonna di CampiglioMadonna di Campiglio skiing rewards skiers who plan by sector rather than by resort name.SestriereSestriere anchors one of the Alps' largest lift-linked ski areas, but the resort rewards…Val di FassaVal di Fassa skiing is not one ski area but a valley of villages and separate sectors…