Ranked 70th of 155 Ski resorts
Pila reviews & ratings
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Overview
Pila, easily accessible from the city of Aosta, offers a wide range of slopes catering to all levels, known for its spectacular views of the Mont Blanc and Matterhorn. The resort is unique for its convenient location and high-quality pistes. The après-ski scene is vibrant, with a variety of bars and restaurants. Pila is perfect for skiers who appreciate convenience, great skiing, and lively après-ski activities.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
6Beginner Runs
27Intermediate Runs
5Advanced Runs
5 kmLongest Run
70 kmSkiable Terrain
56 kmsSnow making
Elevation
2709 mTop
1765 mBottom
944 mVertical Drop
Lifts
2Gondolas / Cable Cars
9Chairlifts
4Surface Lifts
Lift Pass Costs
€1370Season pass
€275.56 days
€531 day
Weather
252 cmAverage annual snowfall
Getting There
Pila Reviews & Ratings
Overall Rating: 4.4
Ranking: 70th of 155 resorts
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All Reviews
Henry - expert skier
May, 1 - 2024
Christopher - advanced skier
Apr, 30 - 2024
Have been skiing in Pila since I was 5 years old. Super family friendly resort with plenty of skiing if you know where to go. Perfect for a long weekend.
New lift going in next year which will make the whole resort run more efficiently.
Food and drink on the mountain and resort are super tasty and very good value for money.
I highly recommend Pila
Will - expert skier
Apr, 30 - 2024
Perfect piste skiing, with an excellent progression for all kinds of skiing. Enough for skiers of all abilities, from nursery slopes, steep black runs, off piste and purpose built ski mountaineering trails. Loads of on slope options for food, and food and drink is way cheaper than nearby Swiss and French resorts. Expect great views of the neighbouring Mont Blanc, Matterhorn, and grand Paradiso. Go mid week to avoid the crowds, its a local resort for Milan, Turin and Aosta, so it gets pretty busy on good weekends.
Rebecca - advanced skier
Apr, 29 - 2024
Great resort for beginners and intermediate skiers! Has had lots of runs added and more planned. Great mountain restaurants best is the Yeti! Best run for me is black 10 or red 3 both awesome ! Town of Aosta is lovely and traditional, lots of cafes and bars- gekoo is a fav of mine! Overall great resort
Hannah - intermediate skier
Apr, 18 - 2024
Great resort we had a good few powder days here and the snow was incredible. Slopes were quiet enough.
Tim - advanced skier
Apr, 16 - 2024
Great resort. Something for everyone. Want a bit more night life - Stay in Aosta. Great value for money
Molly - intermediate skier
Apr, 14 - 2024
Lovely staff everyone super helpful. Slope range is big and quite a lot of space but i did go when it would have been less busy (23-29th of march)
Victoria - intermediate skier
Apr, 13 - 2024
Nice little area, can get busy at weekends and holidays and there's a bit of a bottle neck part way back to the gondola. A few nice little bars on the slopes and can walk over to the town of Aosta after which has some nice little restaurants and interesting museums/ Roman history.
René - expert skier
Mar, 28 - 2024
Beautiful area with a splendid view on the high alpine region between southern Switzerland and the Aosta region. Great parking in Aosta next to the freeway, taking you up to Pila situated at 1900 m altitude. The terrain is wide open with some forestry further down, and as it is predominantly north facing, receiving plenty of snow. The village is not very lively, and not of interest for "Après ski". It's all about skiing.
Karen - intermediate skier
Mar, 26 - 2024