Torgnon · Aosta · Valle d'Aosta
Torgnon
Description
Torgnon is a small, independent ski area on a sunny plateau above the main Aosta Valley. It's a quieter, more low-key alternative to bigger neighbours like Cervinia, with a good proportion of intermediate and more challenging pistes for its size alongside a dedicated beginner area.
Good for
FamiliesBudget skiingEasy accessFreestyle / snowparkTree skiing
Terrain by ability
Easy / beginner
6pistes
Torgnon has a dedicated beginner area with gentle slopes and a "Winter Park" for children and first-timers.
Intermediate
12pistes
A good share of Torgnon's pistes are intermediate runs, making up much of the resort's terrain beyond the beginner area.
Advanced
2pistes
For a small resort, Torgnon has a notable proportion of more advanced pistes, giving it a slightly more serious character than its size might suggest.
Practical Information
Season
Typically early December to early April, snow conditions permitting
Snow Reliability
Torgnon's sunny, plateau setting is popular for its views and light, but its altitude range means snow reliability is more variable than at higher Valle d'Aosta resorts, particularly early and late in the season.
Linked ski area
Independent ski area - not lift-linked to another resort, though Torgnon's multi-day skipass includes one day's skiing at nearby Chamois.
Lift pass prices
Daily skipass prices:
- Adult: €30-39
- Junior: €24-31
- Child: €21-27.5
Location
Torgnon, above the Aosta Valley - near Chatillon and Cervinia