Italy
Skiing in Livigno
Italy's 'Little Tibet' offering duty-free shopping, reliable snow, and spectacular alpine skiing.
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Après ski
1,816m
Altitude
2,798m
Summit
115km
Pistes
982m
Vertical Drop
4.5m per season
Avg. Snow
Late November - Early May
Season
About the Resort
About Livigno
Livigno, affectionately known as 'Little Tibet' due to its high altitude and remote location near the Swiss border, is one of Italy's most snow-sure ski resorts. Stretching along a sunny valley at 1,816m, the town blends traditional Alpine charm with a vibrant atmosphere, bolstered by its historic duty-free status that draws shoppers and revellers from across Europe.
Ideal For
Livigno is perfect for
Families
Wide, sunny nursery slopes right at village level and excellent ski schools.
Freestyle Skiers
Home to the internationally acclaimed Mottolino Snowpark, used by Olympic athletes.
Intermediates
Endless long, wide, red and blue cruising runs across both sides of the valley.
Shoppers & Budget Travelers
Duty-free status means significantly cheaper food, drink, and luxury goods.
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Resort Details
In Detail
More about Livigno
The Resort
The resort features two distinct mountains flanking the town—Mottolino and Carosello 3000—providing a fantastic mix of wide, sunny cruisers, world-class snowparks, and accessible off-piste terrain. Skiers and snowboarders of all levels will find something to love, from the gentle beginner slopes that run right down to the valley floor, to the exhilarating freeride routes higher up the peaks.
Beyond the slopes, Livigno boasts a lively après-ski scene, exceptional Italian cuisine, and unique activities like fat-biking and ice driving. Its combination of excellent altitude, modern lift infrastructure, and welcoming Italian hospitality makes it a top-tier destination for families, freestyle enthusiasts, and intermediate cruisers seeking a well-rounded winter holiday.
On the Mountain
Livigno offers 115km of wide, impeccably groomed pistes split across the Mottolino and Carosello 3000 sectors. The resort is renowned for its world-class snowparks and extensive intermediate cruising, complemented by a pioneering freeride approach that provides managed off-piste routes and avalanche checkpoints.
Alta Valtellina / Lombardy
A high-altitude alpine valley in the Italian Alps near the Swiss border, known for its cold microclimate, thermal baths, and dramatic mountain passes.
Location
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Where to Eat
Dining in Livigno
Camanel di Planon
Mottolino Mountain
A lively mountain hut famous for its panoramic terrace, excellent local meats, and energetic daily après-ski parties.
Rifugio Costaccia
Carosello 3000 Mountain
Traditional mountain refuge serving hearty Valtellinese dishes cooked over an open fire, complete with stunning valley views.
Camana Veglia
Village Center
A charming, historic wooden chalet restaurant offering elevated traditional local cuisine and an exceptional wine list.
Bivio Bistrot
Village Center
A stylish hub in the pedestrian zone, perfect for a chic lunch or a sophisticated evening meal with great cocktails.
