
Mondolè Ski
Weather at Mondolè Ski
Low: -6°C / High: -0.2°C
Wind: N 7 km/h
Recent Snowfall
24 hours: 7 cm
7 days: 80 cm
Snow Depth
Base: 0 cm
Season Total: 95 cm
Resort Status
Lifts: --/--
Trails: --/--
Resort Overview
Mondolè Ski unites three interconnected resorts—Artesina, Prato Nevoso, and Frabosa Soprana—creating Piedmont's largest ski area with 130 kilometres of varied terrain. From technical forest descents to wide-open bowls, the area spans elevations from 950 to 2,092 metres across the Ligurian Alps. Modern snowmaking infrastructure covers 75% of all marked runs, complementing natural snowfall that averages 4 metres annually thanks to the area's proximity to the Mediterranean. The resort combines exceptional learning zones with challenging expert terrain, including the famous Conca run with its sustained 45% gradient. Substantial recent investments have transformed this traditional area into one of northern Italy's most modern ski destinations.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
26
Total Area
105.3km
65.4 miles
Location & Getting There
Positioned 100 kilometres south of Turin in Piedmont's Cuneo province, Mondolè Ski occupies a strategic location where the Maritime Alps meet the Ligurian Apennines. The three constituent villages maintain distinctive architectural characters: Prato Nevoso with modern purpose-built facilities, Artesina with its family-friendly base area, and Frabosa Soprana preserving traditional Alpine village aesthetics. This diversity creates varied accommodation options within a single interconnected ski domain. The surrounding region features remarkable biodiversity within protected natural zones, accessible via winter hiking trails. The area's exceptional position places it just 45 kilometres from the Mediterranean coast, enabling ambitious travellers to combine morning skiing with afternoon coastal activities during spring.
Mondolè Ski
, italy
Season Info
The Mondolè Ski winter season typically runs from early December through early April, with optimal conditions from January through March. The area's unique geographical position—just 80 kilometres from the Mediterranean coast—creates a remarkable microclimate that delivers abundant natural snowfall despite relatively southern latitudes. Early season operations concentrate around higher elevation sectors before expanding across the entire network by Christmas week. February offers peak snow conditions, particularly on north-facing slopes, while March brings classic spring skiing with reliable morning conditions and increasingly comfortable temperatures, often allowing views to the Ligurian Sea on clear days.
Current Season
2025 - 2026
Opening Day
12/6/2024
Closing Day
4/6/2025
Days Open
122
Annual Snowfall
Metric
3.5m
350cm
Imperial
11.5ft
138in
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