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Bormio and its Valleys are a paradise for those who love skiing: three ski areas and more than 115 km of ski runs!
Bormio Skipass: one ski pass – 3 ski areas!
With the Bormio Skipass you can enjoy skiing in three ski resort areas (Bormio – 50 km and 15 ski lifts; S. Caterina Valfurva – 35 km and 9 ski lifts and S. Colombano – 30 km and 12 ski lifts) with 115 km of ski runs for all levels, beginners and expert skiers alike! And, moreover, with the “Bormio ski pass” you can benefit of free and fast transport with the ski bus to the ski resort areas!
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For the ones wishing to ski also in the Livigno ski area, the ideal solution is the “Ski Pass Alta Valtellina” (valid for Bormio, Livigno, S. Colombano and S. Caterina Valfurva)
Visit the Bormio Ski website for further information regarding ski pass, special offers, ski runs and lift facilities
The legendary Stelvio ski run
Downhill skiing at Bormio can be summarized in one word: Stelvio, the ski run of champions.
Home of the World Championships, World Cup, and the downhill men’s race, in Bormio adrenaline rules: starting from Bormio 3000, at the top of Cima Bianca (9882 feet/3012 meters), it is possible to descend to Bormio (4019 feet/1225 meters) without stopping—but it requires a pair of very fit legs!
The slopes of Bormio, however, are suitable for all levels of skiers and snowboarders, from beginners to experts. The Bormio resort on Mount Vallecetta extends from town to Bormio 2000, and then up to Bormio 3000, and comprises 15 lifts. These lifts include gondola, tram, several modern detachable chair lifts, plus a few older chair and poma lifts. The 31 miles (50 km) of ski runs are well marked, and are categorized by difficulty in red, blue, and black. There is also the nursery slope for beginners, a playground in the snow for the youngest visitors, plus ski and snowboard schools and a rental shop.
Of course, before, during, and after your many runs down the mountain, you will find a very rich selection of refuges, après-ski bars, and restaurants.
Ski all year round
From the end of November to April you can ski in Bormio, and then from May to November you can try the slopes of the glacier above the Stelvio Pass, which is the largest summer ski area in the Alps!
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