La Thuile sits at 1,440m at the head of the Valle d'Aosta, close to the Petit Saint-Bernard pass into France. Together with La Rosière on the French side, it forms Espace San Bernardo, a genuine cross-border ski area shared on a single skipass. La Thuile's own slopes are wide, open and largely above the treeline, with a reputation for good snow and relatively quiet pistes compared to some of its Valle d'Aosta neighbours.
La Thuile has a good spread of wide, gentle pistes, particularly around the mid-mountain area, suited to beginners and families.
Intermediate
35pistes
Most of the resort's terrain is broad, well-groomed intermediate cruising, typical of the open, above-treeline pistes La Thuile is known for.
Advanced
14pistes
There are steeper black runs and off-piste opportunities on La Thuile's higher slopes, including terrain that has hosted World Cup downhill races.
Practical Information
Season
Typically early December to mid-April, snow conditions permitting
Snow Reliability
La Thuile's largely north-facing, above-treeline terrain and altitude up to 2,610m give it a good reputation for reliable natural snow through the season.
Linked ski area
Espace San Bernardo: La Thuile (Italy) and La Rosière (France) - a genuine cross-border linked ski area reached via the Petit Saint-Bernard pass, shared on one skipass.
Lift pass prices
Daily skipass prices:
- Adult: €58
- Under 16: c.€40
- Under 8: free if with an adult
Location
La Thuile, Valle d'Aosta - near the French border, linked to La Rosière