Beginner 20%
Intermediate 80%
Overall Rating
4.33
From 3 Reviews
5
Total Runs
1818
Bottom Elevation
2470
Top Elevation
17.4
Skiable Terrain
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Chamois, known as the "Pearl of the Alps," is unique as it is accessible only by cable car, offering a car-free, tranquil environment. This small, charming resort is ideal for families and beginner to intermediate skiers. The slopes are scenic and well-maintained, providing a serene skiing experience. The village has a quaint selection of restaurants and cafes, perfect for a quiet après-ski experience. Chamois stands out for its peaceful atmosphere and beautiful alpine setting.
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Recent Reviews
Miruna
intermediate snowboarder 🏂 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Jan, 6 2026
It’s absolutely beautiful. Very dreamy views. The town looks out of a Christmas fantasy book. The food is incredible as well.
Jon
expert snowboarder 🏂 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Dec, 3 2024
Chamois is a tiny resort only accessible via a cable car from Buisson, about a 15 minute drive from Cervinia. There is a bus from Cervinia too. It's a car free hamlet and as such has amazing crisp fresh air and no traffic. There are a few restaurants and bars that sell decent and cheap food, two at resort level and two up the mountain.
Accommodation options are limited but if the snow is good it's well worth a day trip from Cervinia or Valtournenche. It's unique and beautiful and although it only has 6 runs and 3 lifts almost the whole area has lots of accessible off-piste and a few lovely tree runs. The lifts are quite slow but the views are magnificent.
It's best to visit on a weekday when you'll pretty much have the slopes to yourself.
If you are a competent skier/snowboarder and the snow is good, it is possible to drop off the back of the top part of Chamois and ski off-piste all the way down to the hamlet of Cheniel. However there are no lifts so it's only possible by splitboard or touring skis as you have to hike back up. It's well worth the effort.
Accommodation options are limited but if the snow is good it's well worth a day trip from Cervinia or Valtournenche. It's unique and beautiful and although it only has 6 runs and 3 lifts almost the whole area has lots of accessible off-piste and a few lovely tree runs. The lifts are quite slow but the views are magnificent.
It's best to visit on a weekday when you'll pretty much have the slopes to yourself.
If you are a competent skier/snowboarder and the snow is good, it is possible to drop off the back of the top part of Chamois and ski off-piste all the way down to the hamlet of Cheniel. However there are no lifts so it's only possible by splitboard or touring skis as you have to hike back up. It's well worth the effort.
Jake
expert skier ⛷️ 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Dec, 3 2024
Really enjoyable and beautiful resort. The best Ive been to and not as popular as other Italian resorts. It has great runs and plenty of skiing opportunities with an amazing ski school.
Chamois Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
1Beginner Runs
4Intermediate Runs
5Total Runs
17.4 kmSkiable Terrain
Elevation
2470 mTop
1818 mBottom
652 mVertical Drop
Lifts
3Chairlifts
1Surface Lifts
Lift Pass Costs
€1154.50Season pass
€1346 days
Weather
68 cmAverage annual snowfall
Chamois Travel Information
Airports
120min drive110KMsTurin Airport (TRN)
190min drive180KMsMilan Malpensa Airport (MXP)
Train Stations
25min drive20KMsChatillon