Gressoney-La-Trinité - Monterosa Ski Reviews & Ratings

Fantastic mountain very well groomed and maintained. Vast terrain where many more slopes could be opened without needing new lifts.
Lots of beautiful restaurants in the mountains and efficient shuttle in the whole valley to confidently explore more widely

This is our 2nd visit to this resort. 1st in 2025. 4 females skiing together. Loved the slopes, fine mountain dining, friendliness and safety

amazing food and atmosphere up the mountain. Quiet beautiful runs, an great Italian hospitality
A couple of short steep blacks that you have to access to get to other good reds/blues - so not great for beginners

Gressoney is a little gem of a resort. Not miles of slopes but efficient lifts and very polite and educated skiers. Some really wide, long blues, plenty of more challenging reds and a few blacks. A mix of open and tree-lined runs, quite often with different alternatives.
Cafes are very welcoming, even if stopping just for a coffee (usually around 2 euros)
Good choice of hotels, those in the village offer picturesque walks and limited shopping. We were there for Christmas Eve - the market square had a band playing old pop/rock favorites, next to the lit up christmas tree, there were warming fires and, best of all, free mulled wine or hot chocolate!

Really great resort, easy access to slopes, beautiful wide reds that I could ski all day every day!

We stayed here in January. First off the hotel was fabulous, good staff and the spa was amazing after a day skiing. The slops are steep but good for a more advanced rider. The snow we had was perfect and so was the light. Would recommend for an advanced rider.

Great resort with lots of runs for such a small town. Not much in the way of apres but a few busy bars. Very family friendly and only gets busy on Italian holidays. Lots of good off piste options for more advanced skiers / snowboarders.

Excellent resort for families that cater for all abilities. Ski area is big and has lots of different areas that connect well together.
Some of the lifts are modern but there are a couple old two seaters.
The resort has a lovely atmosphere and locals are friendly.

Gressoney La trinite is the best ski resort I have been to. The range of slopes and quality of the slopes is incredible. The red runs from the very top are just some of the widest most beautiful slopes I have skied on, and I never wanted to leave! The views from the restaurant/bar at the top are amazing. The food was great, accommodation was great. There are a couple of cool little bars in the town that you can go to on an evening with music and one had a hot tub. Pretty chilled apres ski vibes.

The best off piste in Italy, so if that's your thing you need to get here. Otherwise pretty limited, both in terms of pistes and resorts. A one trick pony, but what a trick.

Lovely traditional resort. This resort comes into its own when the off piste conditions are good . Unfortunately when I visited the snow was limited with very hard packed conditions.

Gressoney lacks stores and options for après ski are limited with only one or two wine bars and a couple of bars.

Accommodation is also restricted to a handful of mainly 3star hotels. I found the staff to be very friendly and eager to please.

The lift system is good but very much limited if its very windy with links to neighbouring resorts often closed.

Small resort, part of the Monte Rosa chain including Champoluc and Alagna. Very quiet and picturesque, with easy skiing on groomed runs and great food and drink on the mountain, but limited terrain and linear nature of the ski area means you'll either ski it out in a couple of days or have little to do when the higher lifts are shut. Apres-ski / dining options are fairly limited, more suited for a couples weekend away than a week with friends.

A charming & peaceful Italian resort with good skiing all round. Scenery is great and there are excellent off piste opportunities.

Great family resort, with not too much in the way of apres options. Piste area is not massive however the off-piste is particularly good with lots of trees.

Fantastic ski area for varied terrain and long runs. Lots of long cruise runs across a big area.
Much quieter and more local than bigger resorts in the Aosta valley.
Great free ride area if youre getting to grips with powder and off piste and some excellent ski touring options either for a day tour or a multi day trip over to Switzerland.

Fantastic slopes and wonderful freeride options.
Lifting are updated yearly.
Apres-ski always fun and many variations.
Must be done at least once in life.

Off-piste paradise, so many options & for all levels from off-piste novices to experts
Empty pistes, brilliant motorways for high speed cruising
Fantastic food & great value
Brilliant guides

Many slopes variations.
Fantastic for freeride, so many variations, very safe area.
Wonderful views, expecially to Alagna Valley.
Lifts constantly updated.
Good apres-ski experience.

The pistes were perfectly groomed even though there was a lack of snow on the mountains. The resort was very quiete and not many on the slopes in early February. The lift system was a bit dated but with the lack of crowds , there was never a queue. The resort was not ideally suited for beginners as the slopes here were challenging. Beginners would be better served in the adjoining area of Chapulac which is included in the reasonably priced ski pass. Nice local bars but closed early. Fantastic ski and boot locker service right by the ski lifts so you could walk back to the hotel or enjoy apres ski in trainers rather than ski boots, great idea!!
The hotel Monboso was nicely positioned with views over the valley.

Fantastic resort, lots of locals and usually great conditions when less snow elsewhere! Lots of runs on offer for various abilities, great food and people.