Check out the Sauze d'Oulx ski resort map above to get a feel for the layout before you head out. The trail map covers 54 runs spread across a vertical drop from 2840m down to 1357m, serviced by 9 chairlifts and 4 drag lifts. Sauze d'Oulx is part of the wider Milky Way ski area, giving you access to loads more terrain across the Italian and French Alps.
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Best Runs in Sauze d'Oulx
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Sportinia (Green): A long, broad cruiser that runs the full length of the resort, ideal for building confidence and linking turns.
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Ciao Pais (Green): A gentle, wide boulevard that winds through trees near the village, popular with ski schools and first-timers.
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Rio Nero (Blue): A scenic tree-lined run dropping into Sauze from Sportinia, offering consistent pitch and good snow retention.
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Gran Bosco (Blue): A wide, sweeping piste through the forest with excellent carving potential and stunning views across the valley.
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Clotes (Blue): A cruisy, well-groomed run with mellow gradients, perfect for intermediates wanting to rack up vertical without stress.
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M2 (Red): A direct, top-to-bottom red with varied terrain and decent pitch, linking the upper mountain back to the village efficiently.
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Chaberton (Red): A challenging, steeper red offering sustained gradient and technical sections that test your edge control.
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Triplex (Red): A fast, open cruiser with great width and fall-line skiing, popular for working on carving technique.
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Genevris (Black): A genuine steep mogul field with tight, technical sections that demand solid bump skills and stamina.
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Frees (Black): A short but punchy black run with steep pitches and variable snow, often left ungroomed for advanced skiers.