We stayed in Alagna town where in the morning you have to get the cable car up the mountain in the morning. There was never a queue but the cable does take a while. However you are moving a long way up the mountain. After that youre on the slopes and most of the lifts are modern and fast. It is a black run back down to the town, I would say it is a very easy black run and most skiers would be able to navigate it down. Staying in Alagna gives you the quickest access to the Freeride Paradise. Widely considered some of the best off-piest skiing in Italy. Remember your avalanche equipment if using the free ride area as it is required. If you ski here during the week, it feels like you have the place to yourself. Outside of the first lift in the morning, I would regularly goes full days without there being another person on the same lift as me. Highly recommend Monterosa!

Alagna is a great resort which offer a complete ski product, the right place where you can enjoy your winter holiday with all family, with friends and by yourself as well because you meet people able to share you experience on the slopes and off-piste! I totally suggest this bloody awesome place!

This ski resort is a paradise for freeriders, offering vast and challenging off-piste terrain that invites adventure at every turn. The ski school is well-equipped to help beginners and seasoned skiers alike, enhancing skills in a supportive environment. With its excellent facilities and a diverse range of slopes, the resort is a top choice for those seeking the ultimate freeriding experience.

Just returned from a 4 day weekend in Alagna, a unique resort at the foot of the Monte Rosa. If you like freeride and off piste, this is the place, we tons of routes from the Indren lift up to the glacier, which opens up several excursions into other valleys. With fresh snow the powder is amazing and still lots of places to find the pow after 4 days.