Ski holidays Bormio
Bormio Ski, located in Alta Valtellina, is an ideal place for winter sports lovers who want a combination of exciting skiing and magnificent nature. With some of the longest slopes in the Alps, the area offers slopes for adventurous skiers and families alike, and offers lift passes for children under 7 years old if parents purchase between 3-21 day lift passes.
Varied skiing experiences
Bormio is known for its impressive altitude difference of 1,800 meters, providing some of the most challenging slopes in Europe. Experienced skiers can test their skills on steep slopes, while freeride enthusiasts can explore the off-piste areas and enjoy untouched nature.
Family-friendly activities
Families are in good hands in Bormio. Children can learn to ski in a safe environment at dedicated children’s areas and snow playgrounds. Bormio Funslope and The Jungle Snowpark offer fun activities and easily accessible courses for beginners.
Number of slopes in Bormio
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In Bormio there are 50 kilometers of slopes divided into 18 slopes and 15 lifts.
- Santa Caterina goes from 1730 – 2880 meters altitude.
- Bormio goes from 1225 – 3012 meters altitude.
- Cima Piazzi-San Colombano goes from 1347 – 2547 meters altitude.
On Fridays or Sundays you can enjoy evening skiing on the 2 famous slopes Stelvio in Bormio and Deborah Compagnoni in Santa Caterina. The 2 slopes are illuminated for 3 hours from 20:00 to 23:00.
The lift pass can be purchased to buy for the Bormio area, or you can buy it to buy for Bormio and Livigno.
Get an overview of the ski area and snow status via webcams from Bormio.
Freestyle and action
Snowboarders and freestyle enthusiasts will find plenty of challenges at Bormio Snowpark. The newly opened Jungle Snowpark has courses designed for both beginners and more experienced riders, so there’s action and fun for everyone.
Mountain experiences
- 3000 Ski Sunrise: Enjoy the magical experience of skiing at sunrise and start the day with fresh powder snow.
- Stelvio slope: Try your hand at the famous Stelvio slope, which will host the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Relaxation and well-being
Bormio is more than just skiing – it’s also a place for relaxation. After a day on the slopes, pamper yourself in one of the area’s three famous spas. Here you can recharge and enjoy the warm thermal waters in breathtaking surroundings.
Prices in Bormio
Pris på Liftkort
6-day lift passes cost 1700 for an adult.
Children from 0-6 years are free as long as they wear a ski helmet.
You can order and see the prices of lift passes at bormioski.eu.
Pris på skileje
Ski equipment rental for adults for 6 days from 590 DKK.
Adult snowboard rental for 6 days from 590 DKK.
There can be a lot of money to save, in fact up to 65% by booking well in advance and online. You can rent ski equipment in Bormio, via Alpy.
En god Restaurant
There are plenty of restaurants in the city, including Keller Steak House, Pizzeria Sunrise – La Caneva, Pizzeria Sole, Oliver American, Al Filó, Bistrot Pizzeria Umami and many more.
Piste map Bormio
Video from Bormio
FAQ - Questions for Bormio
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What is Bormio known for?
That's because you can ski up to just over 3000 meters above sea level. The longest piste is 7.2 km and you can experience evening skiing on a 4 km long piste.
Is Bormio for experienced or new skiers?
Bormio has about 50 km of slopes to itself, 75% of which are red runs. Therefore, not ideal for brand new skiers. Bormio is also home to Santa Caterina and Cima Piazzi, the latter of which is good for beginners. It should be noted that there is a free shuttle bus for those who have a lift pass, so it may well be possible if you are away several.