Snow report

Snow height, ski slopes and lifts conditions in the main italian ski resorts and winter sports stations

• Cervinia
• Cogne
• Courmayeur
• Gressoney
• La Thuile
• Pila
• Valtournenche

• Bardonecchia
• Limone Piemonte
• Macugnaga
• Pragelato
• Sauze d'Oulx
• Sestriere

• Aprica
• Bormio
• Chiesa in Valmalenco
• Edolo
• Foppolo
• Livigno
• Madesimo
• Ponte di Legno
• Santa Caterina Valfurva

• Arabba-Marmolada
• Civetta
• Cortina d'Ampezzo
• Falcade-Trevalli

• Andalo-Fai della Paganella
• Canazei
• Cavalese-Cermis
• Folgarida-Marilleva
• Madonna di Campiglio
• Moena-Alpe Lusia
• Monte Bondone
• San Martino di Castrozza
• Val di Fassa
• Val di Fiemme

• Seiser Alm
• Alta Badia
• Hochpustertal
• Karersee
• Obereggen
• Kronplatz
• Groeden
• Eisacktal

• Piancavallo
• Tarvisio

• Sestola

• Abbadia San Salvatore
• Abetone

• Campo Catino
• Campo Staffi
• Terminillo

• Campo Felice
• Campo Imperatore
• Ovindoli
• Pescasseroli
• Roccaraso
• Scanno
• Tagliacozzo-Marsia

• Campitello Matese

The ski and winter sports season in Italy traditionally starts on December 7 (St. Ambrogio holidays) and closes in April. In different periods this page is usually unavailable or gives obsolete and/or unreliable data