Bormio – Cima Bianca

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Weather at Bormio – Cima Bianca

⛅cloudy

Low: 1.2°C / High: 7.4°C

Wind: E 4 km/h

Recent Snowfall

24 hours: 5 cm

7 days: 49 cm

Snow Depth

Base: 0 cm

Season Total: 57 cm

Resort Status

Last Updated: Apr 20, 2025View Full Report →

Resort Overview

Bormio delivers 50 kilometres of predominantly intermediate and advanced skiing across Cima Bianca mountain, with Italy's second-greatest vertical drop at 1,800 metres from summit to base. The resort regularly hosts World Cup downhill races on the legendary Stelvio piste, where technical sections and challenging steeps test even elite athletes. Modern snowmaking systems cover 80% of all marked runs, complementing natural snowfall that averages 4 metres annually. Beyond groomed terrain, Bormio offers extensive off-piste opportunities including the 8-kilometre Valletta descent, while maintaining dedicated beginner zones at Bormio 2000 mid-station.

Trails & Terrain

Trails

Total Runs

Total Area

50km

31.1 miles

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner

32%

Intermediate

44%

Advanced

24%

Expert

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Bormio – Cima Bianca Lift System

Bormio's lift system comprises 14 strategically positioned installations highlighted by the Bormio 2000 gondola and the high-capacity cable car to Cima Bianca at 3,012 metres. The network's three-stage design enables efficient mountain access with minimal queuing even during peak periods. Recent infrastructure investments have introduced high-speed detachable chairlifts with weather protection bubbles, significantly enhancing comfort and uphill capacity. The system's thoughtful arrangement provides logical progression through increasingly challenging terrain, with advanced sectors clearly separated from beginner and intermediate zones to enhance safety and enjoyment.

Lifts

Total Lifts

Lift Types

Lift Breakdown

Quad Chair

Surface Lift

T-Bar

Aerial Tram

Gondola

8-Person Chair

Triple Chair

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Location & Getting There

Set within Lombardy's Stelvio National Park, Bormio sits 200 kilometres northeast of Milan in the upper Valtellina region near the Swiss border. The historic town dates back to Roman times, with distinctive medieval architecture surrounding the central Piazza Cavour and ancient thermal baths that have operated continuously for centuries. Unlike purpose-built resorts, Bormio evolved around thermal springs that continue attracting visitors for their therapeutic properties, creating a multidimensional destination that combines skiing with wellness and cultural experiences. The resort's strategic position places it within easy day-trip distance of Livigno and Santa Caterina, accessible via the Alta Valtellina ski pass.

Bormio – Cima Bianca

, italy

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Season Info

The Bormio winter season typically extends from late November through late April, with optimal conditions from December through March. The area's high elevation and predominantly north-facing aspect ensure excellent snow preservation throughout winter. Early season operations concentrate around Bormio 2000 before expanding upward as conditions permit, with the World Cup downhill race traditionally held between Christmas and New Year establishing full operation. March delivers excellent spring skiing with reliable morning conditions and increasingly comfortable temperatures, while April often maintains good coverage on higher slopes, particularly after overnight freezes.

Current Season

2025 - 2026

Opening Day

12/6/2025

Closing Day

4/6/2026

Days Open

122

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