10 Longest Ski Runs in Italy — Ranked by Length
Alta Badia is the best longest-run ski resort in Italy with longest run 6.9 km, followed by Madonna di Campiglio and Selva Val Gardena. 10 resorts qualify.
10 resorts qualify, ranging from 6.9 km to 2.7 km for longest run.
Ranked list
- Alta Badia6.9 km
Dolomiti Superski · Italy
- longest run: 6.9 km
115 km71.4 mi of pistes · 129 min129 min to Innsbruck
- Madonna di Campiglio4.9 km
Skirama Dolomiti · Italy
- longest run: 4.9 km
58 km36.3 mi of pistes · 146 min146 min to Verona Villafranca Valerio Catullo
- Selva Val Gardena4.8 km
Dolomiti Superski · Italy
- longest run: 4.8 km
550 km341.8 mi of pistes · 106 min106 min to Innsbruck
- Cortina d'Ampezzo4.5 km
Dolomiti Superski · Italy
- longest run: 4.5 km
113 km70.1 mi of pistes · 117 min117 min to Venice Marco Polo
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- Cervinia3.3 km
Matterhorn Ski Paradise · Italy
- longest run: 3.3 km
118 km73.3 mi of pistes · 102 min102 min to Turin
- Courmayeur3.3 km
Courmayeur Mont Blanc · Italy
- longest run: 3.3 km
49 km30.3 mi of pistes · 100 min100 min to Geneva
- Sauze d'Oulx2.7 km
Via Lattea · Italy
- longest run: 2.7 km
58 km36.0 mi of pistes · 80 min80 min to Turin
Compare every resort on this list
10 Longest Ski Runs in Italy — Ranked by Length — full comparison
| # | Resort | longest run | Pistes | Base | Top | Nearest airport | Overall |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alta BadiaItaly | 6.9 km | 115 km71.4 mi | 1,332 m4,370 ft | 2,521 m8,270 ft | Innsbruck (129 min) | 4.7 |
| 2 | Madonna di CampiglioItaly | 4.9 km | 58 km36.3 mi | 1,166 m3,830 ft | 2,496 m8,190 ft | Verona Villafranca Valerio Catullo (146 min) | 4.1 |
| 3 | Selva Val GardenaItaly | 4.8 km | 550 km341.8 mi | 933 m3,060 ft | 3,215 m10,550 ft | Innsbruck (106 min) | 5.9 |
| 4 | SestriereItaly | 4.8 km | 70 km43.2 mi | — | — | Turin (94 min) | 4.2 |
| 5 | Cortina d'AmpezzoItaly | 4.5 km | 113 km70.1 mi | 860 m2,820 ft | 3,139 m10,300 ft | Venice Marco Polo (117 min) | 4.5 |
| 6 | BormioItaly | 4 km | 34 km20.9 mi | — | — | Innsbruck (169 min) | 2.7 |
| 7 | CerviniaItaly | 3.3 km | 118 km73.3 mi | 1,556 m5,100 ft | 3,882 m12,740 ft | Turin (102 min) | 5.2 |
| 8 | CourmayeurItaly | 3.3 km | 49 km30.3 mi | — | — | Geneva (100 min) | 4.5 |
| 9 | LivignoItaly | 3.1 km | 81 km50.4 mi | 1,816 m5,960 ft | 2,783 m9,130 ft | Innsbruck (165 min) | 4.2 |
| 10 | Sauze d'OulxItaly | 2.7 km | 58 km36.0 mi | 1,396 m4,580 ft | 2,467 m8,090 ft | Turin (80 min) | 4.1 |
Range: 2.7 km to 6.9 km for longest run.
Frequently asked questions
Which resort tops this list in Italy?
Alta Badia, on longest run of 6.9 km.
How is this list ranked?
By longest run, computed from the data we hold for every published resort in Italy; nothing on this page is hand-ordered.
How many resorts qualify?
10 in Italy. A list only publishes with five or more.
What are the top three?
Alta Badia (6.9 km), Madonna di Campiglio (4.9 km) and Selva Val Gardena (4.8 km).
Data updated · Sources: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), Open-MeteoRanked from piste km, altitude, snow and lift-pass data plus our own scores — no sponsored placements. How we score resorts.