
Italy
The heart of the Monterosa ski area, an off-piste paradise with authentic Walser charm.
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Browse all live propertiesAbout the Resort
Gressoney sits at the center of the vast Monterosa Ski area in Italy's Aosta Valley. Divided into two main villages—Gressoney-Saint-Jean and Gressoney-La-Trinité—it offers a unique blend of traditional Walser culture, historic architecture, and some of the most thrilling skiing in the Alps. The resort is renowned for its uncrowded slopes and dramatic scenery beneath the towering peaks of the Monte Rosa massif.
Ideal For
Freeriders
Lift-accessed backcountry from Punta Indren and incredible heli-skiing.
Intermediates
Endless long, wide red pistes cruising across three interconnected valleys.
Peace Seekers
Quiet, authentic villages avoiding the mass tourism of mega-resorts.
Advanced Skiers
Challenging blacks and steep vertical drops down to the valley floor.
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In Detail
The Resort
While intermediates will enjoy the long, sweeping red runs connecting the three valleys of Monterosa, Gressoney's true claim to fame is its off-piste terrain. Powder hounds flock here for the legendary heli-skiing and lift-accessed freeride routes stretching down from the 3,275m Punta Indren.
Despite its world-class skiing, Gressoney remains a quiet, unspoiled destination. It lacks the bustling nightlife of larger resorts, instead offering cozy osterias, hearty mountain dining, and a peaceful, authentic alpine atmosphere perfect for dedicated skiers.
On the Mountain
Gressoney offers access to the expansive Monterosa network, characterized by long, cruising red runs and epic freeride terrain. The lift network connects seamlessly to Champoluc and Alagna, providing vast vertical descents and high-altitude glacier skiing.
Monterosa Ski, Aosta Valley
A vast three-valley ski domain straddling the Aosta Valley and Piedmont regions, nestled under the spectacular Monte Rosa massif.
Location
Where to Eat
Walser Schtuba
Gressoney-La-Trinité
A cozy, historic restaurant serving elevated Aosta Valley cuisine in an authentic wooden chalet setting.
Rifugio Gabiet
Gabiet Lake (On-mountain)
A fantastic mountain hut providing hearty alpine lunches with stunning views of the surrounding peaks.
Castore & Polluce
Staffal
A popular après-ski and dining spot near the lifts, offering great drinks and a lively atmosphere.
Ristorante Punta Jolanda
Punta Jolanda (On-mountain)
Accessible via the chairlift, this restaurant offers superb Italian alpine food on a beautiful sun terrace.

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