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Welcome to Courmayeur Ski Resort

Chic and sophisticated Italian ski resort
Great for short breaks with quick transfers
Compact and varied ski area

When you think of a Mont Blanc ski holiday, the renowned French ski resort of Chamonix is likely to spring to mind. But, take just a 20-minute drive through the tunnel to the other side of the mountain, and you’ll discover Courmayeur – a chic ski resort in the heart of the Aosta Valley, Italy. With sunny, south-facing slopes, glistening snow-capped peaks, and an air of sophistication, this is a true hidden gem.

Courmayeur ski resort boasts perfectly groomed intermediate red pistes flowing through lush pine forests. Open powder bowls are ideal for boarders, and there’s a sprinkling of slopes for first-timers and those still prone to the occasional wipe-out.

Fancy a quick escape to the mountains? Getting to Courmayeur ski resort is simple, with quick transfers from Geneva and Turin airports. Plus, with snowmaking covering 80% of the ski area and the highest lift going up to 2,600m, the snow is on point all season.

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Resort Information

Resort Altitude

1224m

Total Piste KM

42km

No. Skilifts

Snow Range

1205m-2755m

Courmayeur ski runs & ratings

TOTAL: 42km

Beginner(Distance: 16km)

4/10

Intermediate(Distance: 22km)

8/10

Advanced(Distance: 4km)

5/10

Best time to ski in Courmayeur

Courmayeur skiing runs from mid-December to mid-April, so take your pick of the best times to go. Italy is generally quieter than France and Austria, so it’s possible to find empty slopes mid-week, especially if you avoid the usual peak periods of Christmas, New Year, and February half-term holidays. You’re also more likely to pick up a bargain outside these times. December is more festive, while January and February are generally cooler and more snow-sure. March onwards, fantastic spring skiing kicks in. Facing south, Courmayeur ski resort gets lots of sunshine, so if skiing in a t-shirt is your thing, book a trip in April.

Snow conditions in Courmayeur

With heaps of the white stuff dumping all season long, Courmayeur ski resort usually has a bumper load of snow. The first flurries settle in December, and the slopes are looking mint by January. The south-facing slopes are magic in February, with sunny bluebird days getting in on the action. And if you prefer a little more warmth, the snowiest week tends to be at the beginning of March, topping up the pistes for some epic springtime skiing.

Things to do in Courmayeur

Outdoor activities

Swap skis for snowshoes to explore frozen waterfalls with jaw-dropping views from the foot of Mont Blanc. Or ascend into the heavens via the Skyway Monte Bianco cable car – viewing Mont Blanc at eye level is an experience you’ll never forget.

Shopping in Courmayeur

If you want to splash the cash on some new threads, head to Via Roma and indulge in retail therapy with Italian flair. And shop til you drop in nearby Chamonix with designer boutiques, sumptuous food delis, and artisan craft shops.

Spa activities in Courmayeur

Experience ‘la dolce vita’ at the Pre Saint Didier Thermal Spa. These serene thermal baths are set amongst the mighty peaks of Courmayeur’s Aosta Valley – imagine invigorating waterfalls, whirlpools, saunas, and panoramic views of Mont Blanc – utter bliss.

Restaurants in Courmayeur

You can look forward to delicious Italian cuisine and wines on a Courmayeur ski holiday. Embrace the Italian way and take your time to feast on fresh pasta and pizza, as well as delicious homemade mountain dishes and tasty antipasti.

Chalet Plan Gorret - If you love seafood, this is one of the best spots in Courmayeur for an exquisite meal with a cosy ambience and friendly vibes. Book a table ahead if you don’t want to miss out.

Cadran Solaire - A place where food brings people together. The chic alpine rooms look like pages out of a stylish interior design magazine, and the traditional alpine dishes are out of this world.

Pan per Focaccia - For delicious pizza and homemade focaccia on the go, this super-friendly deli is hard to beat. Still hungry? The sweet crepes are irresistible.

Lo Sciatore - Juicy steaks cooked to perfection and smooth Italian wines. The hardest choice is which of the many cuts to go for – the supersized Chateaubriand to share is a fave.

Nightlife & Apres in Courmayeur

Shatush Club - Head to this chic late-night bar for glitz and glamour by the mountain load. You’ll be sipping cocktails and dancing to trendy beats all night long.

Super G - Start your evening at this super-charged mountainside bar. Skiers flock here at the end of the day to sip champagne and cocktails with epic views of the valley.

The Club - THE place to be seen in Courmayeur. Take to the dance floor and get down to live DJ sets in this exclusive nightclub – oh so chic.

Bar Roma – If nightclubbing isn’t your scene, Bar Roma is a more laid-back affair with cosy sofas and low lighting. Oh, and the complimentary antipasti is a nice touch too.

La Bouche - Relax with handcrafted cocktails made with fresh seasonal ingredients by the outdoor fire pit, and reminisce about your epic day on the slopes.