Dominated by the majestic Matterhorn, otherwise known as Monte Cervino in Italian, Cervinia offers an incomparable alpine scenery, world-class skiing, and an experience suitable for skiers of all levels.

Located on the spectacular Italian-Swiss border, Cervino resort is also one of the most famous luxury ski resorts in Europe with stunning scenery. 

Check out our complete guide to Cervinia, from transport, recommendations for accommodation and what slopes to ski.

 

How to Get to Cervinia

The best way to get to Cervinia from the UK and European destinations is to fly to Turin which is within a 2-hour transfer. You can also fly to Milan Malpensa (2hr30) or Geneva (3 hours). There are no direct train connections to the resort itself due to the remote location.

 

Where to Stay

Cervinia's appeal goes beyond its pistes, there are also a choice of accommodation designed to provide the utmost comfort and elegance.

After a day on the slopes, a try of typical local cuisine paired with a glass of hot wine could create that perfect holiday balance. But also, not much complements your skiing experience better than a luxury retreat.

For those looking for an exceptional stay, VRetreats resort Cervino is the pinnacle of alpine luxury. Immersed in breathtaking views, the resort blends traditional charm with modernity to make sure that your evenings are just as unforgettable as your days on the mountain.

 

Eating Out

Some of the most highly rated restaurants in Breuil-Cervinia include: La Bricole, Igloo Restaurant, Ristorante Alpage, Baita Cretaz and La Chandelle dell'Hotel Hermitage.

 

Slopes

There are several different ski passes available which are competatively priced compared to other European ski resorts. There are also some of the best ski slopes in Italy, and below we provide a run down of the easiest runs for beginners to to the most challenging for advanced pros.

Beginners

Plan Maison to Cervinia

This blue-rated trail is perfect for beginners or those looking for a relaxed descent. This is a wide and scenic route, giving you the chance to enjoy the beauty of Cervinia without any stress. This slope is a great way to build confidence while enjoying the panorama of the Italian Alps.

Baby La Vieille

This easy blue slope is excellent for first-time skiers and families. It is located close to the village, offering a safe, available spot for practicing basic ski skills. The gentle gradient and well-maintained surface make it an excellent choice to learn while still enjoying stunning alpine surroundings.

 

Intermediate

The Ventina Run

This is one of the most iconic slopes in Cervinia. The Ventina Run is a long red-rated descent with wide sections and some steeper pitches, which provides an accessible run for those at an intermediate to slightly advanced level. 

Cieloalto

Hidden from the crowds, Cieloalto provides a quieter experience for intermediate skiers. Its moderate challenges and stunning vistas make it a favorite for those who enjoy peaceful slopes.

 

Freestyle

Indian Park

If freestyle skiing or snowboarding is your passion, then Indian Park is the place to be. This dedicated freestyle is available for all levels and can be as easy or as hard as your skillset demands. 

 

Challenging

Rosina

The Rosina run is a black-rated trail with steeper sections that demand control and precision. It's a thrilling descent for those who want to put their skills to the test.

Chaux Dabel

Though short, this black-rated slope is one of the most precipitous in Cervinia and offers an extreme descent. It's perfect for skiers who crave an adrenaline rush and love technical challenges.

 

Book Your Ski Break to Cervinia

Cervinia is muchmore than a place to ski; it's an alpine wonderland for all levels of experience, from beginners to experts, and is ready to share with you its winter paradise. Whether in pacific solitude or in company, Cervinia will be able to offer your best skiing experience for a long time to remember.