Aprica · Sondrio · Lombardia
Aprica
Description
Aprica sits on a pass linking the Valtellina and Valcamonica valleys, with skiing split across the connected Magnolta and Palabione sectors. It's known for extensive snowmaking coverage and for being one of the more accessible Lombardy resorts from Milan and Bergamo.
Good for
FamiliesEasy accessBudget skiingTree skiingWeekend trips
Terrain by ability
Easy / beginner
8pistes
Aprica has a good amount of gentle, wide pistes, particularly on the Magnolta side, suited to beginners and families.
Intermediate
8pistes
Most of the resort's terrain across both sectors is groomed intermediate cruising.
Advanced
4pistes
Palabione has the more demanding terrain of the two sectors, with pistes running from blue through to black.
Practical Information
Season
Typically late November to mid-April, snow conditions permitting
Snow Reliability
Aprica's pistes are covered almost entirely by artificial snowmaking, giving the resort reliable conditions through the season regardless of natural snowfall.
Linked ski area
Independent resort - skiing is split across the connected Magnolta and Palabione sectors, both accessed from the village on one skipass.
Lift pass prices
Daily skipass prices:
- Adult: €49-54
- Junior: €38-42
- Baby: €26-30
Some hotels offer free skipasses for children or for stays of three nights or more - check current prices and offers before you travel.
Location
Aprica, Sondrio province - Lombardy, on the pass between Valtellina and Valcamonica