Discover Italy's finest ski resorts for 2025, from the stunning Dolomites to the towering Alps. Our comprehensive guide covers the top 15 destinations offering world-class skiing, authentic Italian culture, and unforgettable mountain experiences for skiers and riders of all levels.
Passo Stelvio, Italy's unique summer-only ski resort, is set to open from May 31 to November 2, 2025. Located on the Stelvio Glacier, it offers 20 kilometres of slopes for all skill levels.
LEITNER introduces ROPERA, a new standard in monocable ropeways that combines enhanced performance, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness for ski resorts and urban transport systems.
The HTI Group has reported stable sales of €1.4 billion for 2024, while increasing investments in R&D, employee training, and infrastructure. The company plans further expansion in urban cable car projects and winter technologies for 2025.
Dolomiti Superski reports a successful 2024-25 ski season with increased visitor numbers and changing customer demographics. The ski network also announces season dates and pricing for the upcoming 2025-26 winter season.
The Carezza Dolomites ski area concluded its 113-day 2024/25 winter season, reporting growth in visitor numbers and highlighting its role as a family-friendly destination.
Madonna di Campiglio Ski Area in Italy will introduce a cap on daily skier entries from next winter season to address overtourism and improve slope safety.
A powerful late-season snowstorm has shut down ski areas and major transport routes in southern Switzerland and northern Italy, raising avalanche risks to maximum levels and isolating mountain communities.
A significant spring snowstorm is set to blanket the European Alps this week, with forecasts predicting up to 2 metres (6.5 feet) of fresh powder at high-elevation ski resorts. Southern and western Alpine regions will receive the heaviest snowfall, with Zermatt, Saas Fee, and Gressoney-la-Trinite topping the charts for projected accumulation.
Courmayeur ski resort in Italy's Aosta Valley has honoured Federica Brignone by naming a ski run after her, celebrating her outstanding career and recent World Cup triumphs.
Italian skiing sensation Sofia Goggia secured her 19th World Cup Downhill victory at Cortina d'Ampezzo, outpacing Norway's Kajsa Vickhoff Lie and fellow Italian Federica Brignone. The victory showcases Goggia's masterful technique on one of the most challenging courses in women's skiing, while Team USA delivered impressive performances.
Swiss skiing phenomenon Marco Odermatt achieved a historic first win on Val Gardena's renowned Saslong course, leading a Swiss 1-2 finish with a masterful performance that launched him to the top of both downhill and overall World Cup standings. His flawless execution through the challenging Ciaslat section sealed a memorable victory in the 2024/25 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup.
From the world's steepest aerial tramway in Switzerland to the innovative "Ropetaxi" in LAAX, Europe's ski resorts are unveiling groundbreaking lift technologies for 2024/25. Discover how these engineering marvels are transforming the mountain experience with faster speeds, greater comfort, and enhanced sustainability.