Best Italian Ski Resorts

Piedmont and Northern Italy

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For our selection of the finest Italian ski resorts and Italian skiing holidays.

Piedmont is world famous for its skiing. The best of Italy's ski resorts, and indeed some of Europe’s finest ski resorts, are to be found here.

All the resorts I select are of the highest quality and self drive packages can be arranged. I have also selected some wonderful ski resorts outside of Piedmont. Please visit and if you have any questions just give us a call using MY ITALY as your reference. Our number is +44 (0) 870 626 0020

Turin was, for good reason, the host city for the 2006 Winter Olympics – the city lies within 30 kilometers of some the best of these resorts. Perfect if you want to organise your own holiday - basically book one of the many great Flight deals into Turin, then get yourself a ski chalet online in one of Italy's fabulous resorts.

To get from Turin to the resort I would suggest you book your car hire with easyCar before leaving. I have always found it to be cheaper booking the car before you leave rather than at the airport on arrival.

The roads from Turin to nearly all the main resorts in Piedmont, Lombardy and Aosta are excellent - within an hour you should be able to reach nearly all the major resorts.

In Turin and the rest of Piedmont skiing is THE most popular sport – after football of course. Most people head out to the slopes at the first opportunity.

Some of these places are amongst the better known Italian ski resorts but others are little known and/or away from the main ski towns – ideal if you want to combine an Italian ski holiday with a relaxing winter getaway.

The two best known, and in many ways best Italian resorts, are Bardonecchia and Sestriere. These two towns are great gateways to discovering Piedmont. Both offer great skiing.

One of the other well known resorts is Sauze d’Oulx. Not far from Sestriere, the resort is one of the oldest in Piedmont and offers great skiing, particularly for those of beginner or intermediate level.

Claviere is a delightful resort with over 400 kilometers of piste in the famous Milky Way.

There are many lesser known ski areas of Piedmont. The Valli del Cunese and the wonderful village of Limone is one of my favourite ski resorts and a delightful little Piedmont mountain town.

For off-piste skiing and Italy's highest ski lift then Alagna is a good choice. On the slopes of Monte Rosa, it is still virtually undiscovered and offers superb skiing, climbing, hiking and much more.






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