Bormio is one of the main ski areas in Alta Valtellina: with the Bormio Skipass you ski across three connected areas for about 110 km of slopes, from ~1,200 to ~3,000 m. The famous Stelvio course hosted the men’s alpine skiing at the Milano-Cortina 2026 Olympics.
Bormio’s lifts
The Bormio ski area has around 13 lifts and 50 km of slopes, with a vertical drop from 1,200 m in town up to 3,000 m at Cima Bianca — one of the largest in the Alps.
The three Bormio Skipass areas
- Bormio — ~50 km of slopes, the Olympic Stelvio run
- Santa Caterina Valfurva — technical slopes, World Cup venue
- Cima Piazzi – San Colombano — panoramic, family-friendly slopes
Skipass and lift details on the official site bormioski.eu.
The Stelvio, an Olympic run
The Stelvio is among the most technical runs in the world and hosted the men’s alpine skiing at Milano-Cortina 2026 (Olympics.com).
Great for families and beginners
Bormio has runs for every level and ski schools; from Condhotel Fanti the lifts are a few minutes away, with a free winter shuttle and free private parking.
Read more on Skiing in Bormio and see the apartments.
FAQ
How many km of slopes are there in Bormio?
About 110 km with the Bormio Skipass across three areas; the Bormio area has ~50 km.
When does the ski season open?
Usually from late November/December to April, snow permitting.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, with easy runs and ski schools nearby.
Do I need a car?
Handy but not essential: a shuttle runs to the lifts in winter.
Last updated: 2026/27 season.