The snow covered slopes of the ski resort of La Thuile in Italy
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La Thuile Ski Holidays

Set in Italy’s Aosta Valley with striking views of Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn, La Thuile ski holidays offer access to a vast ski area linked with La Rosière in France. With over 150km of well-groomed slopes, a strong snow record and minimal queues, it suits every level of skier. Add wide runs, exciting off-piste and a welcoming après-ski scene, and La Thuile becomes an ideal winter destination.

All our La Thuile ski holidays are backed by 🛡️ ABTA protection, 🏆 award-winning service, and a ⭐ 4.9-star Feefo rating.

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The snow covered slopes of the ski resort of La Thuile in Italy
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Why Ski In La Thuile?

Skiers in La Thuile enjoy spectacular scenery, with breathtaking views of the Matterhorn, Monte Rosa and Mont Blanc.

La Thuile has an excellent snow record with mainly east-facing slopes, minimal queuing during the week and wide, long ski runs with skiing back to the village making La Thuile ski holidays an ideal choice for all standards of skier with the added bonus of relaxing après ski atmosphere.

The Skiing In La Thuile

Beginners Skiing In La Thuile

On their first day, beginners will start on the two easy slopes, served by a draglift and button lift, at village level or on the runs at Les Suches, which are located at higher level.

Intermediates Skiing In La Thuile

This must be one of the most extensive areas in the Aosta Valley for intermediates. The link between La Thuile and La Rosiere is by way of a chairlift at Col de la Traversette.

Advanced Skiing In La Thuile

With a total of 11 black runs, 6 on the Italian side and 5 on the French, there is plenty of scope for the more experienced. Add to this some fine off-piste areas above the Piccolo St Bernard pass and the possibility of heli-skiing on the Rutor glacier and the better skier will relish the many challenges in this extensive area.

Skiing In La Thuile

To ski in La Thuile means skiing on more than 150 km of slopes, always perfectly groomed and surrounded by one of the most beautiful valleys in the Alpine region. On one side, the legendary Mont Blanc and the majestic Mount Rutor on the other accompany the skier everywhere. Travelling down any slope, these two marvellous mountains make their presence felt.

Snowboarding In La Thuile

La Thuile is a bit of a gem just down the road from Courmayeur. It has loads of off-piste opportunities especially on the La Rosiere side. The San Bernado chair is worth a look. Head for a helicopter if you want the ultimate powder fix.

Après Ski In La Thuile

There are several unpretentious bars for a jolly and informal evening. La Bricole pub and the Discoteca Fantasia at the Planibel complex are very popular.

  • Language
    Italian/German
  • Currency
    Euro
  • Nearest airport
    Turin Caselle

Best for

  • Beginners
    5/5
  • Intermediates
    5/5
  • Advanced
    3/5
  • Snowboarding
    3/5

Piste facts

  • Km of Piste
    155km
  • Black
    15
  • Red
    29
  • Blue
    34
  • Resort Altitude
    1441m
  • Highest Piste
    2610m
La Thuile Piste Map
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Based on weekly average snowfall data November 2000 - April 2018