Sky high and powder white

Places

The Aosta Valley boasts some of the best ski resorts in the Alps as well as some delightful historic towns, surrounded by peaks over 4000 metres. Stunning mountain scenery, fascinating Roman ruins, beautiful castles, wonderful wildlife, kilometre upon kilometre of sweeping pistes, exhilerating off-piste terrain, world-class heliskiing and fabulous food and wine, the Aosta Valley has it all!

Courmayeur

Courmayeur

With plenty of character and great ski terrain, Courmayeur is a top choice for all skiers, with
a lively village to boot.

Pila

Pila

Pila is all about high skiing and lively après-ski. And with Aosta town a gondola ride away, there's plenty more to see and do, too.

La Thuile

La Thuile

A popular choice with UK skiers, La Thuile offers both a quaint village and a modern complex accessing fabulous quiet slopes.

Champoluc

Champoluc

Champoluc is the largest resort in the Monterosa area, with great glacier views, uncrowded slopes and fabulous off-piste.

Gressoney

Gressonay

Comprised of two friendly, authentic Italian villages, Gressoney is at the centre of the fantastic Monterosa ski circuit.

Cervinia

Cervinia

With the best snow record in Italy, access to Europe’s highest lifts, and a friendly village ambience, Cervinia is a skiing world leader.

Aosta Town

The town of Aosta

Aosta is the valley's largest town, full of Roman monuments, shops and restaurants, and framed by epic mountains.

Cogne

Picnic area in Cogne

Its stunning mountain back-drop and great wildlife make Cogne is best for outdoor lovers
and cross-country skiers.

St Rhemy en Bosses

View of St Rhemy

St Rhemy is both ski resort in winter that connects to other ski resorts, and a beautiful summer destination too.

Bard

The famous fortress

The quiet and authentic little town of Bard is best known for its domineering Fortress which attracts thousands of visitors.