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Ski resort

Livigno, Italy

Alta Valtellina, Lombardia

Piste length and lift count as given by the resort, checked 2026-08-13: www.livigno.eu

Runs by difficulty

  • blue 30.2%
  • red 53.0%
  • black 16.8%

The split comes from OpenStreetMap. A run with no difficulty tag falls into none of the three bars, so they can add up to less than the resort total. The split itself is computed from OpenStreetMap measurements, which cover 138.9 km of runs.

Piste map

Drawn by us from open data, with terrain shading. To look at here and to print from the PDF.

Base map: OpenFreeMap on data from OpenStreetMap (ODbL), terrain relief: Mapterhorn
This is a geographic map, not the painted panorama a resort publishes: the runs are where they really are, but the mountain is not drawn as a bird’s-eye view.
Download the printable map (PDF, 120 kB)

Lift pass

55 EUR per person per day

A 6-day pass costs 331 EUR.

Resort price list · Price list checked on 2026-08-09.

When to go

A ten-winter average, computed from a weather archive for a point at 2,321 m above sea level.

121 Nov
119 Dec
93 Jan
75 Feb
102 Mar
88 Apr

Average snowfall per month, in centimetres.

Daytime and night-time temperature, in degrees Celsius.
Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr
day -1° -7° -8° -4° -2°
night -8° -12° -14° -11° -10° -5°

This is snowfall, not snow depth on the slope: it says how much usually falls in a given month, not how much lies there. The measuring point sits close to the valley floor, so higher up it snows more.

Source: ERA5-Land (ECMWF), Copernicus Climate Data Store. Averaged over 2017–2026.

Lifts

Names and types from OpenStreetMap. Unnamed lifts are left out of this list, so it can be shorter than the count at the top of the page.

  • Alta Vista (16) chairlift
  • Amerikan (10) platter lift
  • Baby Lac Salin (13) chairlift
  • Blesaccia I (15) chairlift
  • Botarel (29a) chairlift
  • Campo Scuola (23) chairlift
  • Carosello 3000 I (11) gondola
  • Carosello 3000 II (12) gondola
  • Cassana (30) gondola
  • Doss (18) platter lift
  • Easy Lift (6) platter lift
  • Federia (14) chairlift
  • Fontane Vetta (19) chairlift
  • Livigno-Tagliede (25) gondola
  • Mini Lift Scuola (24) platter lift
  • Monte Sponda (5) chairlift
  • Mottolino Gondola (3) gondola
  • Palipert (9) platter lift
  • Pian della Volpe (22) platter lift
  • Planon Skilift (2) platter lift
  • San Rocco (17a) chairlift
  • San Rocco (17b) platter lift
  • Sciovia del Sole (21) platter lift
  • Ski School Area (20) platter lift
  • TAPPETO VALANDREA magic carpet
  • Tagliede - Costaccia (27) gondola
  • Tappeto Cassana magic carpet
  • Teola Pianoni Bassi (1) chairlift
  • Trepalle (8) chairlift
  • Valandrea (29b) platter lift
  • Valandrea - Vetta (28) chairlift
  • Valfin Monte della Neve (4) chairlift
  • Yepi Lift (7) chairlift

Places to stay by the lift

Distance is measured in a straight line to the base station of the nearest lift. No booking site publishes that number — it comes from matching accommodation against lift geometry.

  • 160 within 300 m
  • 519 within 1 km
  • 789 places in the valley

The closest one stands 35 m from a lift.

Work out the cost of the triptest version

The planner splits travel, lodging and lift passes by the number of people. Room prices are fetched for the dates you give.

Photos

A groomed piste above the Livigno valley, the town strung along the road below, snow-covered peaks behind
photo Ting read (Diskussion) · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons · resized
Carosello 3000 gondola cabins above the mid-station, Livigno and a wooded slope below
photo qwesy qwesy · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons · resized

What makes Livigno different

The valley floor sits at 1,816 m, higher than the summit of any Polish resort. Most of what follows comes out of that one number: November and December each bring about 120 cm of snow on average — more than January or February — and the lowest lift station stands at 1,878 m. The season starts early here, and that is usually the reason somebody drives a thousand kilometres to reach it.

The runs sit on both sides of the valley. Mottolino to the east, Carosello 3000 and Costaccia to the west; one pass covers all three and a ski bus runs between them. The difficulty split is even — 73 km of red against 42 km of blue and 23 km of black — so the valley works both after a first season and once wide boulevards have stopped being enough.

Livigno is a duty-free zone, and that is a budget line rather than a piece of trivia. Fuel, alcohol and equipment cost noticeably less here than on the other side of the border, and a customs post with per-person limits stands on the way out of the valley.

Getting there is the hard part. The last stretch runs either through the Munt la Schera tunnel on the Swiss side — 3.4 km, single-lane with shuttle traffic, entry roughly every 20 minutes and closed overnight — or over the Foscagno pass at 2,291 m, open year-round and toll-free. In winter both are mountain roads, so winter tyres and chains in the boot are not a matter of taste.

Resorts nearby

Straight-line distance, from the OpenStreetMap roster — the road through the valley is usually longer. The second figure is piste length.

  • Diavolezza-Lagalb Switzerland 16 km away · 19 km of piste
  • St. Moritz – Zuoz Switzerland 16 km away · 14 km of piste
  • Cima Piazzi – San Colombano Italy 16 km away · 46 km of piste
  • Minschuns Switzerland 20 km away · 16 km of piste
  • Bormio Ski Italy 22 km away · 82 km of piste
  • Corviglia Switzerland 23 km away · 65 km of piste
  • Corvatsch-Furtschellas Switzerland 26 km away · 99 km of piste
  • Passo Stelvio Italy 26 km away · 26 km of piste

Every resort on the world map

Where this comes from

Piste and lift geometry and their names: OpenStreetMap, under the ODbL licence.

Terrain shading computed from public elevation data.