An ever-evolving ski area, renewed facilities, and an increasingly international offering for one of the leading Alpine destinations.

Livigno is gearing up to open the 2026/27 winter season on 28 November, reaffirming itself as one of the most complete and dynamic Alpine destinations on the international stage. A season opener that reflects a steady journey of growth, where innovation, the quality of the offering, and valuing the local area all come together in a consistent way.

With over 115 kilometres of slopes, an altitude of 1,816 metres, and some of the most reliable snow conditions in the Alps, Livigno provides a wide-ranging and varied skiing experience—able to meet the needs of a diverse crowd, from families to enthusiasts, right up to the most demanding skiers.

The 2026/27 season also fits into a particularly significant context for the resort, as it continues to build on the legacy of the Olympic experience. A step that has helped strengthen Livigno’s international profile, solidifying its identity as a modern destination focused on sport, with an eye on service developments. Guests can therefore experience the mountains not only in the present, but also through the very places where international sporting stars trained and prepared.

In line with this direction, investment in the ski area continues, with targeted work to renew the lifts and improve the infrastructure, with the aim of delivering an ever more efficient experience. This evolution involves the entire tourist system, with accommodation facilities and services designed to meet high-quality standards—ready to respond effectively to growing internationalisation.

Among the initiatives also confirmed for the 2026/27 season is Skipass Free, available from 28 November to 19 December 2026 and from 10 April to 2 May 2027. The offer includes the ski pass in return for stays of at least 4 days of skiing and 5 nights in a hotel, or 6 days of skiing and 7 nights in an apartment, with direct booking through the participating facilities or via the official site livigno.eu. A proposal that helps make access to the ski area even more immediate and better value.

The offer is spread across a total skiable area of over 100 km², with more than 30 kilometres dedicated to cross-country skiing, set within a natural landscape of great scenic value.

In this setting, Livigno continues to prove it is a destination that brings together Alpine tradition and a modern outlook, offering a winter experience that blends sport, hospitality, and quality—underpinned by ongoing, consistent development.