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Best Ski Resorts in Valle D'Aosta, Italy 2026/27: Largest, Highest & for Beginners

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The short answer

By mapped runs, the biggest ski areas in Valle D'Aosta, Italy are La Thuile ski (79 km), Monterosa Ski (72 km) and Pila ski (56 km). The highest is Valtournenche, with runs from 3,092 m (10,144 ft); the biggest vertical is at Monterosa Ski (1,829 m); and Antagnod has the largest share of easy terrain (63%).

The snow-capped Matterhorn (Monte Cervino) seen from Breuil-Cervinia
Monte Cervino from Breuil-Cervinia, Italy. Photo: Federico Galassi / Pexels.
Top elevation of the highest resorts in this list500 m1,500 m2,500 mValtournenche: top 3,092 m (10,144 ft)3,092ValtournencheMonterosa Ski: top 3,030 m (9,941 ft)3,030Monterosa SkiCourmayeur: top 2,749 m (9,019 ft)2,749CourmayeurPila ski: top 2,731 m (8,960 ft)2,731Pila skiLa Thuile ski: top 2,608 m (8,556 ft)2,608La Thuile skiChamporcher: top 2,493 m (8,179 ft)2,493ChamporcherCrévacol: top 2,450 m (8,038 ft)2,450CrévacolAntagnod: top 2,306 m (7,566 ft)2,306AntagnodTorgnon: top 2,258 m (7,408 ft)2,258TorgnonBrusson: top 2,236 m (7,336 ft)2,236Brusson
Top elevation of the highest mapped run, in metres. Full figures in the table below.
Largest ski areas in Valle D'Aosta, Italy by mapped runs
ResortTop elevationVerticalMapped runsEasy terrainSource
La Thuile ski2,608 m1,140 m79 km31%source
Monterosa Ski3,030 m1,829 m72 km16%source
Pila ski2,731 m1,197 m56 km17%source
Courmayeur2,749 m1,554 m42 km38%source
Valtournenche3,092 m1,533 m27 km37%source
Crévacol2,450 m803 m24 km35%source
Champorcher2,493 m1,049 m15 km6%source
Torgnon2,258 m718 m13 km29%source
Antagnod2,306 m579 m11 km63%source
Brusson2,236 m501 m10 km29%source

Highest ski resorts in Valle D'Aosta

Higher resorts generally hold snow longer into spring. These have the highest mapped runs in Valle D'Aosta, Italy.

Valtournenche: 3,092 m (10,144 ft) →Monterosa Ski: 3,030 m (9,941 ft) →Courmayeur: 2,749 m (9,019 ft) →Pila ski: 2,731 m (8,960 ft) →La Thuile ski: 2,608 m (8,556 ft) →

Biggest vertical drop

Vertical is the height difference between the highest and lowest mapped runs: a guide to how long the longest descents can be.

Monterosa Ski: 1,829 m vertical →Courmayeur: 1,554 m vertical →Valtournenche: 1,533 m vertical →Pila ski: 1,197 m vertical →La Thuile ski: 1,140 m vertical →

Best for beginners (most easy terrain)

Ranked by the share of mapped run length graded novice or easy. A big share of gentle runs gives beginners more room to progress; also check where the ski school meets.

Antagnod: 63% easy (11 km total) →Gressoney-Saint-Jean: 59% easy (8 km total) →Rhemes - Notre Dame: 39% easy (6 km total) →Courmayeur: 38% easy (42 km total) →Valtournenche: 37% easy (27 km total) →

How we chose

“Best” here means measurable: size (km of mapped downhill runs), top elevation, vertical drop and the share of easy terrain, across the 13 ski areas with at least 20 km of runs and five lifts in Valle D'Aosta, Italy. Figures come from OpenStreetMap via OpenSkiMap, retrieved 2026-10-10, and can differ from resorts’ own published numbers.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the biggest ski resort in Valle D'Aosta?

By mapped runs, La Thuile ski, with about 79 km and 19 lifts.

What is the highest ski resort in Valle D'Aosta?

Valtournenche, with mapped runs starting at about 3,092 m (10,144 ft).

Which Valle D'Aosta ski resort is best for beginners?

By share of easy terrain, Antagnod (63% of runs graded novice or easy). Also consider ski school locations and lift access.

Official sources

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