Part of the Alta Valtellina mountain community, Livigno is a known Italian and European reference point for lovers of mountains and outdoor activities, in both summer and winter. While during the summer months it turns into a cycling lovers’ paradise, Livigno is a real mecca for alpine skiing throughout the winter.
The area is vast and, in terms of slopes, you’re really spoiled for choice – long, short, steep or almost level, two entire sides equipped with facilities and accommodation, to meet the needs of skiers of all kinds. So to find our way around the ski slopes of Livigno, we’ve chosen the ones that we think are the best, to help people with no experience in these areas especially.
It’s a selection of 5 ski slopes in the Livigno ski area, something for all tastes and for all levels of skiing, from the longest and mildest to the most demanding, with a lot of difference in elevation, gradients and variable conditions.
Bellavista slope
Elevation difference: 373 meters
Length: 3 km
Difficulty: Medium
The Bellavista slope in Livigno is one of the most panoramic descents in the SITAS Ski area. It offers a spectacular view of the Livigno valley and the surrounding peaks and is perfect not only for experienced skiers, but also for those who want to enjoy the beauty of the Alpine landscape. The length is about 3 km and the slope is classified as red, so it’s suitable for intermediate skiers looking for downhill that’s technical but not too demanding. The piste is particularly appreciated for its width and snow quality, often excellent due to the low temperatures that the altitude ensures. La Bellavista is connected to the vast network of slopes at Carosello 3000, a perfect crossing point for those who want to explore the entire area. That’s not all. The descent ends near refreshment facilities where you can eat and drink after a day’s skiing.
