Some of the most unforgettable ski holiday memories are often linked to the tastes and aromas of the mountain. Dining with stunning mountain views adds a special charm, and time-honored recipes can delight even the most refined palates. Savoring delicious meals during lunch breaks on the slopes is a must for any skier. Each lodge in the ski area has its own unique story, reflected in its distinct culinary offerings, blending Italian and French flavors—from local cheeses like ‘toma’ to hearty meat dishes, fondues, and polentas.
Why ski in Vialattea this season?
Vialattea is one of Europe’s largest ski areas, boasting an extensive network of interconnected slopes with breathtaking views of the Susa Valley, all easily accessed by modern lifts. With 8 linked ski resorts – Sestriere, Sauze d’Oulx, Sansicario, Cesana, Claviere, Oulx, Pragelato, and the French Montgenèvre – and over 400 km of skiable slopes, including more than 300 runs served by 70 lifts, Vialattea offers endless skiing opportunities. The vastness of the area, combined with a variety of trails, ensures that every day on the slopes brings new excitement and adventure.
Skiing in the Italian Alps is about more than just the thrill of the slopes. It’s about creating unforgettable memories—whether it’s enjoying the stunning snow-covered peaks, breathing in the fresh alpine air, savoring hot chocolate after a day on the mountain, riding sleds, having romantic dinners at high altitudes, or spending quality time with friends. Vialattea means all of this, offering experiences that last a lifetime.