Pila is great for beginner downhill skiers and has some fun uphill climbs if you have skins for your skis! You can hike up to the top of the pisted slopes so you dont need to be an advanced skier to try the uphill hikes. It can get busy on weekends and holidays here though.

Beautiful resort with amazing views and facilities. Lovely friendly staff. Amazing hot chocolate for those cold mornings before heading out on the slopes. Lots of great fun runs.

Small ish resort with something for everyone. High and north facing so holds the snow well. Family friendly.

Quiet but very friendly and authentic.great for a quick short break or beginners. A few good restaurants up in Pila itself more down in lower valley (didnt stay there). Great pizza place in Pila just near the slopes.

Small resort, very Italian but great for families and a quiet ski holiday. No queues and if want a day off head down the gondola into Aosta Valley

Small resort but great for a group of 40 school pupils. The ski school (evolution) was by far the best I have seen in my many ski trips. They kept the kids safe and injury free whilst ensuring that they progressed well. Well groomed slopes and no queues for lifts. No button lifts, thankfully.

This place is a hidden gem. Its located only an hour from Turin making it so simple to get to and a simple drive on the motorway. You can stay either in resort which makes things more limited or in the town of Pila in the valley. Gorgeous valley town very typically Italian with gorgeous and wonderful restaurants and bars and loads of shops it really is a surprise. Hotels are good value and as always skiing in Italy is reasonable and value for money. The slopes are a 15min ride up the mountain and the lifts are easy to get up and into the slopes which are well looked after and great fun to come down even better for a learner like me who could progress to the reds with ease. Mega place, great value and just the right Italian charm!

Pila is a very quiet, family centred resort that has offers a great experience for beginners and intermediate skiers, while also providing some challenge for advanced skiers. The ski area is fairly substantial, although only approximately 2/3 of the runs were open during my visit, with all black runs closed. The runs themselves are mostly very wide with lots of trees, making them a picturesque and gentle ski. There are ample opportunities to go to the top of the mountain which results in incredible views of the Matterhorn and Mont Blanc, while the ski down from these is also really enjoyable, with some of the best reds in the resort. There are several good restaurants on the mountain too, which provide a range of genuine Italian food and drink. Overall, it was a great experience and I would definitely return.

A very very cute resort many beautiful runs with stunning views. A smaller resort but opportunities to travel to near resorts.

Pila is a beautiful setting with stunning views of both Mont Blanc and Matterhorn. Accessed via a gondola from Aosta town or via a 17km winding mountain road.(2hrs transfer from Turin). Accommodation is pretty basic however the hotels are cosy and mostly ski in ski out. The food has always been good and plentiful. Pistes I found were wonderfully groomed every night and by day slopes were very quiet midweek and most enjoyable. Limited black runs exist, reds are fantastic with some tree lined routes. Blues do exist however not my bag. All routes lead back to the resort centre so its a very compact resort thats easy to navigate. No links to other resorts albeit the ski pass allows usage at other Aosta resorts for a day on 6day pass I believe