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Aosta Valley
Home to Europe’s 3 highest mountains, the Aosta Valley is the heart of the alps, and within 2 hours of Geneva, Turin and Milan. Extensive cross country skiing is available throughout the Aosta Valley and there are plenty of easy well-groomed trails available.
The Aosta Valley website is -
www.lovevda.it/en/sport/cross-country-skiing
The cross country snow reports are on - www.lovevda.it/en/before-your-trip/crosscountry-snow-report
There are 5 cross country areas in Valle d'Aosta with an array of choices to cross country ski. We are working on adding more of these in our next phase of updates.
- Brusson
- Gressoney-Saint-Jean
- Gaby
- Ayas Antagnod Champoluc
- Gressoney-La-Trinité
- Courmarial-Fontainemore
- Champorcher
Aosta E Grand Combin (orange)
A few kilometres from the region's capital Aosta, there are plenty of well-groomed, marked tracks. Night skiing in Saint-Nicolas and biathlon at Bionaz.
- Saint Barthélemy - 32K
- Gran San Bernardo - 18K
- Saint Oyen Plassin
- Saint Nicolas - 8K
- Ollomont
- Bionaz
Gran Paradiso (lime green)
A Nordic skiing paradise with 80k of slopes, crossing woods, prairies and villages with breathtaking scenery.
- Cogne – 55K / Euroloppet Gran Paradiso (including Valnontey, Lillaz, Epenel)
- Rhêmes-Notre-Dame - 13K
- Valsavarenche -12K
- Valgrisenche
Monte Bianco Mont Blanc (red)
Ski trails in the vicinity of Mont Blanc and its surrounding glaciers.
- Val Ferret - 21K
- Morgex Arpy
- La Thuile
- Torgnon - 30K
- Verrayes
- Valtournenche
- Breuil-Cervinia
06 Comelico
07 Cortina d'Ampezzo
08 Tures - Aurina Valley
09 Seiser Alm - Val Gardena
10 Forni di Sopra
KRONPLATZ REGION
Extending from the Western part of the Pustertal valley through the 02 Antholzertal valley of the Dolomites area and the Gsieser Tal valley to the south Gadertal valley.
Asiago
And the surrounding areas with cross country skiing:
- Gallio Campomulo
- Campolongo
- Enego
- Basso
- Monte Corno