Sestriere Resort Information

Sestriere gained international renown during February 1997 when it hosted the World Cup Ski Races and it was selected to host the 2006 Winter Olympics.

Now an international resort, it is part of the famous 'Milky Way' ski circuit, a magnificent area with over 400kms of pistes with excellent skiing for all grades in spectacular scenery.

Situated just above the treeline this snowy, purpose built resort has an understated feel to it, with an après-ski agenda more relaxed than its’ livelier neighbour Sauze d’Oulx, and offers the complete range of skiing experiences within, Sestriere is the highest and most snowsure resort in this area.

Intermediates enjoy the chance to ski long distances and ski to adjacent resorts.

The more expert can try the Olympic slalom run down to Borgata.

Sat on a high, sunny col, Sestrière is a place you can ski until your legs give out, and then indulge in the Italian love of sunbathing on a truly relaxing holiday.

Apres Ski in Sestriere

Cosmopolitan and lively, with many overseas visitors in addition to Italians and British there is an international atmosphere.

Why not try: Pinkies Pizzeria for après ski drinks, Irish Igloo for great music and a lively atmosphere, Spotties Bar for cocktails and Tabata disco. 

Things to do in Sestriere

Activities include: Cross-country skiing, special snow park with snow scooters and snow mountain bikes, Shops, Games room, Sauna, Massage, Turkish bath, Whirlpool, Squash, Aerobics, Heliskiing, floodlit night skiing, paragliding, snowshoe walking, skidoo excursions, iceskating rink, sports centre with sauna and indoor heated swimming pool, whirlpool, fitness room, cinema, nightclub.

Best For:

Groups, High Altitude Skiing

the latest snow and weather conditions

Last Snow	1st December		Forecast	Partly Cloudy skies
Lower Snow Depth	45 cm		Upper Snow Depth	100 cm
Conditions	Very good snow		Runs Open	30 %
Last Report Update	4th December 04:30