The Skiers' Guide to Sestrière: Expert Analysis & Reviews
Ranked 210th of 230 Ski resorts
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Sestrière, part of the Via Lattea ski area, is renowned for its extensive and diverse terrain, catering to all skill levels. The resort is particularly popular with intermediate and advanced skiers, offering challenging slopes, including Olympic runs. Sestrière's high altitude and advanced snow-making facilities ensure excellent snow conditions. The resort is known for its wide, open pistes and stunning mountain views. The après-ski scene in Sestrière is lively, with numerous bars, restaurants, and clubs. Sestrière is ideal for skiers looking for a high-quality ski experience with a vibrant après-ski atmosphere.
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Reviews
Cedric - advanced skier
Mar, 22 - 2025
My first time sking in Italy and it was an amazing experience. A must visit. Ski school was super friendly and helped me get a lay if the land. I did visit in March though so there was not much powder or off-piste happening.
Eilidh - intermediate skier
Mar, 21 - 2025
Very good with lots of different runs of all abilities and a wide range of terrain. Lots of restaurants and main town is good enough. Would recommend.
Stuart - advanced skier
Feb, 18 - 2025
Sestriere is a friendly resort with an interesting history, being the first purpose built ski resort in Europe.
The access to the wider area is via Gondola, which is often blowed due to high winds.
The skiing at Sestriere is limited. You will have done everything in a day. However, the slopes are quiet, we had zero lift queues and nice food on the mountain.
The lifts are old, slow and have no covers / heating.
Cheap lift passes make it decent overall value for money and definitely a good place to learn.
