- Resort altitude of 1,640 metres
- 180 kilometres of skiable terrain
- Skiing to 3,550 metres
Nestled in the centre of the Monterosa ski area, one of the largest and unspoilt ski areas in Italy, you will find the beautiful resort of Gressoney. If you are looking for a traditional village with cobbled streets, full of history dating back to World War 2 and a ski area known for good challenging pistes, massive off-piste potential and 28 peaks over 4000 metres, this is where you want to be.
Skiing and snowboarding in Gressoney
Dubbed by many as Europe’s best kept secret, the Monterosa ski area is simply stunning. The pistes are immaculate, probably something to do with the fact they are not overcrowded and majority of the people who do head here are at a good level of skiing. Around Gressoney you can enjoy some woodland skiing before heading further afield either towards Colle Bettaforca and over the peak towards Champoluc, the largest of the 7 towns in the area. More experienced skiers and boarders will love the slopes over towards Alagna, specifically those looking for powder can head up the Punta Indren lift which takes enthusiasts to an area dedicated to off-piste. We recommend a guide and ensuring you have the right equipment for the job. There’s also excellent cross-country skiing in both villages, with more than 20 miles of tracks for you to explore.
Where to stay in Gressoney
Across Gressoney, we offer three hotels, all 3 star and above. Each hotel is offered on a half board basis with breakfast and dinner included in your stay. Hotel Dufour is a lovely, family run hotel and will make you feel right at home with it's friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere. Hotel Lo Scoiattolo Is located in the centre of resort and offers easy access to the resort facilities and ski area. Hotel Chalet Du Lys features ski-in, ski-out access as well as some fantastic spa facilities including an outdoor hot tub and sauna.
Bars and restaurants in Gressoney
Gressoney is split into two areas - Staffal and La Trinité - each with its own centre and village life. You'll find a handful or restaurants available across resort, all with alpine charm and serving a variety of dishes. Whether you want to try some of the local cuisine or you want something a little more homely, there is something to suit all tastes. Après in Gressoney is low key but you will find some lovely bars and cafes to enjoy a drink after a great day out on the mountain.
What's included in an Inghams Ski holidays to Gressoney
Flights, transfers and accommodation based on bed and breakfast or half board. Optional add ons include equipment hire, lift pass and tuition, please see the 'Ski extras' tab below for more information on these.
