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The ski slopes of Sestriere in Italy. Skiers can be seen from away together with ski lifts. Snow capped mountains are in the background.
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Sestriere Ski Holidays

Sestriere is the highest resort in Italy’s Milky Way (Via Lattea) ski area, set at 2,035m with over 400km of pistes linking Sauze d’Oulx, Sansicario and even Montgenèvre in France. While the village is more functional than attractive, the slopes are easy to reach from most hotels, and snow is reliable thanks to both altitude and excellent snowmaking. The local area suits beginners, but intermediate skiers will love the wide, rolling runs across the Milky Way. Confident skiers can tackle steep blacks, mogul runs, and off-piste terrain after snowfall. Ski holidays in Sestriere deliver high-altitude skiing, great variety, and cross-border access, all with a single lift pass.

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The ski slopes of Sestriere in Italy. Skiers can be seen from away together with ski lifts. Snow capped mountains are in the background.
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Why choose Sestriere

Sestreiere is located within the Italian Milky Way ski area which includes other big named ski resorts well known to British skiers and snowboarders such as Sauze d’Oulx and Sansicario which are both just one lift away. The Milky Way circuit offers 400km of pistes. The snow range is between 1350m up to 2823m. Sestriere is located at 2035m, which is high by any standard.

It’s a high resort with mainly North West facing slopes and generally has the best snow record in the area, certainly better than Sauze d’Oulx over the hill, but if natural snow fails you there is excellent snowmaking covering 70% of the slopes.

The resort has a number of apartment style blocks many of which were added when Sestreiere hosted the down hill events in the 2006 winter Olympics, most of the hotels and apartments we offer are within walking distance to the slopes and lift systems.

Mid week the slopes and lift queues are not an issue, however on sunny weekends and when the snow is good, visitor numbers swell as locals from Turin head for the slopes.

Skiing in Sestriere

Beginners skiing

There are some excellent progression slopes once you move off one of serveral nursery slopes, we particularly like the blue from Borgata, wide and gentle it’s ideal for nervous beginners to build confidence. It’s possible to purchase a day pass covering 4 lifts.

Intermediate skiing

Sestreiere is an ideal base for intermediates of all levels with fantastic runs which are ideal in the larger Milky Way circuit.

Advanced skiing

Advanced skiers will find some steep blacks in both sectors, and when the snow is good some excellent off piste can be found.

Snowboarding

There are more than a few drag lifts, so if you are not confident on drags look elsewhere for your snowboarding holiday, but if you are, there’s plenty to do, not all of it serviced by drags.

Après ski in Sestriere

There are plenty of bars and nightclubs to visit each evening which get particularly busy at weekends. Some bars play live music and are open until the early hours.

Activities off the slopes in Sestriere

Great shops, sports centre, Ice rink, swimming pool and spas are available too.

Resort location map

Resort overview

Language
Italian/German
Currency
Euro
Nearest airports
  • Turin Caselle – 90 mins
  • Grenoble-Isere – 165 mins

Piste Facts

Sestriere Piste Map
Altitude
2,035 – 2,825m
Km of Pistes
400

Run Breakdown

Black Runs
20
Red Runs
55
Blue Runs
25
  • Upper Piste depth
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  • Weekly Snowfall
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Based on weekly average snowfall data November 2000 - April 2018