Overview
Bormio is a renowned ski destination, famous for its challenging slopes and rich historical background. The resort caters mainly to intermediate and advanced skiers, offering a variety of steep runs and exciting off-piste opportunities. It's particularly known for its thermal baths, adding a unique aspect to the après-ski experience. The town of Bormio combines a medieval charm with a vibrant ski culture, making it a fascinating destination for those interested in both skiing and history. The après-ski scene is lively, with plenty of options for dining and entertainment. Bormio is perfect for skiers looking for a blend of challenging skiing and cultural richness, set in a town with a strong historical character.
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Alison - advanced skier
Jan, 26 - 2025
Not a huge ski area but an easily accessible resort with lovely skiing on beautiful, wide, quiet runs. Several nice mountain restaurants to take a break in.
Michael - advanced skier
Jan, 25 - 2025
Great family ftiendly ski resort in a lovely setting. Caters for all abilities and plenty to keep you busy. Local spas also very good!
Nico - advanced skier
Dec, 2 - 2024
Resort is lovely all round, I stayed in the Bormio 2000 hotel which was brilliant as it was about a 50m walk from the slopes and lifts, queue times were relatively short which is great as usually ski lift queues can get quite excessive. Only negatives would be the amount of snowfall on the pistes which was limited at the time, meaning lots of snowblowers had to be used.
Pro tip for future skiers: Stick to the back side of the mountain if you prefer quieter runs, and there's a wonderful slope route that takes you all the way down into the local village of Bormio.