Destinations
Resort guides
A growing collection of destinations in the French and Italian Alps, with practical details and links to help you plan.
Italy · Piedmont
Bardonecchia
A Piedmont railway town, wooded skiing and a separate Jafferau sector.
Photo by Giusy Laria
France · Hautes-Alpes
Cervières
An Izoard village for Nordic skiing, snow walks and guided touring.
Photo by Ben Hodson
Italy · Piedmont
Cesana
A Piedmont village base with access toward both sides of Vialattea.
Photo by Francesco Alberti
Italy · Piedmont
Claviere
An Italian mountain village where Vialattea meets Montgenèvre.
Photo by Ben Hodson
France · Hautes-Alpes
Col du Lautaret
A high-pass starting point for guided touring and snowkite.
Photo by Ben Hodson
France · Hautes-Alpes
La Grave
High mountain freeride, with a village and more than one way to ski.
Photo by Thibaut Blais
France · Hautes-Alpes
Montgenèvre
A village base on the French–Italian border, with the practical details that make a ski week work.
Photo by Ben Hodson
France · Hautes-Alpes
Névache
A Clarée village for Nordic skiing, guided touring and small alpine slopes.
Photo by Carlos Ortolá
France · Hautes-Alpes
Pelvoux-Vallouise
A smaller alpine area beside a valley with its own Nordic rhythm.
Photo by Thibaut Blais
Italy · Piedmont
Pragelato
Nordic skiing and village life, with alpine access through Pattemouche.
Photo by Tom Audagna
France · Hautes-Alpes
Puy-Saint-Vincent
Three village levels, one alpine ski area and the Écrins on the horizon.
Photo by Corentin Bruneau
Italy · Piedmont
Sansicario
A woodland Vialattea base with distinct Borgo and Alto settings.
Photo by Ben Hodson
Italy · Piedmont
Sauze d’Oulx
Woodland skiing and a lively village on the Italian side of Vialattea.
Photo by Ben Hodson
France · Hautes-Alpes
Serre Chevalier
Choose your valley base first, then build the ski week around it.
Photo by Ben Hodson
Italy · Piedmont
Sestriere
A high mountain Vialattea base with Olympic skiing heritage.
Photo by Dean Cunningham