GRESSONEY

is a little Italian mountain town of only 299 inhabitants, famous for the Monterosa Ski area, the Walser tradition and the opportunity to experience sport all year round.

In winter the snowfalls are abundant and the fun guaranteed. In summer there is plenty of choice between lakes, paths and shelters.

MONTEROSA SKI

About 180 km of ski slopes (almost all with programmed snow), from the simplest to technical ones (26 blue, 51 red and 10 black), including in Gressoney-Saint-Jean, the most difficult in the Aosta Valley: the slope Leonardo David Weissmatten.

45 ski lifts that start from a minimum altitude of 1212 m (Alagna Valsesia area) and reach up to 3275 mt of the Punta Indren

EXPERIENCE

Snowshoes (in italian ciaspole) stick under mountain boots and have a dual function: they allow you to “float” on fresh snow and not to slide on hard snow, thanks to little crampons.

They are a simple and effective mountain gera for hiking on fresh snow.
Ask to Ambaradan team for information on recommended and dedicated paths for snowshoeing.

ADVENTURE

Ski mountaineering (or ski touring) is an adventure that is practiced in the mountains on the snowy slopes, outside of equipped facilities and slopes, that is on “off-piste skiing”, through the use of suitable skis and seal skins.

The most challenging must be accompanied by alpine guides. Those of Gressoney are available to guide you in unexplored places.

SUMMER

The Gressoney Valley is entirely passable on foot or by bicycle along dozens of paths.

WALSER CURTURE

The Gressoney Valley is rich in tradition. Walser culture has left indelible traces of its passage and its history.

You can visit Villa Margherita, the Savoia Castle, the houses of the Walser and see how the typical clothes of Gressoney were produced. The pink sunset from which the Monterosa Ski area takes its name is spectacular

OUR SUGGESTIONS

We recovered some links to suggest you how discover Gressoney.

From hotel to restaurant, from administration to private services, to spend the best holiday you can.