Terrain Area
160km
Cervinia
Cervinia
Cervinia
Cervinia, located at the foot of the iconic Matterhorn, is one of the highest and most snow-sure ski resorts in the Alps. The resort offers a variety of runs suitable for all skill levels, with slopes reaching up to 3,883 meters. Cervinia's ski area is divided into three main sectors, providing 150 km of pistes, and is linked with Zermatt, offering access to an additional 350 km of slopes. The resort is perfect for intermediate skiers, with long gentle runs and the epic Ventina red run. Advanced skiers can explore the challenging terrain in the Laghi Cime Bianche sector. Beyond skiing, visitors can take the cable car to Plateau Rosa, experience ice karting, and visit the Cervino Museum. In summer, Cervinia offers scenic hikes, mountain biking, and mountaineering
Difficulty
| Beginner | 40% |
| Intermediate | 40% |
| Advanced | 10% |
At a Glance
Summit
3,899m
Mt. Vertical
2,300m
Season
Nov-May
Lifts
24
Food & Bars
60
Accommodation Cervinia
A mix of hotels, resorts, and budget-friendly lodges. High-end hotels offer spa facilities and ski-in/ski-out convenience, while cozy lodges provide a more intimate alpine experience.Skiing & Boarding
Excellent snow coverage, long runs, and access to Zermatt’s slopes. Off-piste options and heli-skiing are available for advanced riders.Activities
Heli-skiing, snowmobiling, and ice karting. Scenic gondola rides provide panoramic views of the Matterhorn.Getting There & Around
The closest airports are Turin which is 120km away, and Milan which is 180km. It usually takes 2-3 hours of drive by car or shuttle from the airport.How Far
Airport:
Turin Airport 120km
Milan Airport 180km
Transfer:
2-3 hours Bus or Drive
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