La Stuvetta Restaurant In Livigno

A relatively small ski resort. Rather for the first or second trip to the Alps. Anyone who has ever been to Austria on skis will probably not be satisfied, there are not many slopes, some of the chairs are also old and uncomfortable. After 12 o'clock, the pleasure of skiing quickly drops, most of the slopes are incredibly muddy, I suspect it is because of the small number of blue slopes on which beginners could ski. The snow guns worked practically all day, which is at least strange to me. In mid-December, queues at the chairs. I suspect that in the high season it must look bad in this respect. The weather is definitely a plus, for 4 days the sun and not a single cloud. Prices on the slope, beer 0.5-5/6e, pasta 10-12e, water 0.5l-2.5e. To sum up the whole of Livigno, I recommend it to young people and students, because after skiing there is something to do in the city, bars, discos, etc. I will stick to Austria, a few hours closer, prices very comparable, and skiing, a class above.

Excellent facilities. Parking to enlarge.

Lots of fun for young and old!!!!

An excellent ski center, many slopes, lifts for all categories

Spectacular view. not cheap you pay for the location. Autogrill-style sandwich. Convenient for those who ski and arrive by cable car to enjoy the view

Always snow this high. Easily accessible. Good orientation point.

Not well secured runways, a prerequisite for accidents

Well-maintained and groomed slopes....rather expensive ski pass. It is still a paradise...

A large ski resort with various difficulty slopes and a large number of lifts.

Gondola lift to the highest mountain, Livinio. Most red routes with varying levels of difficulty. At the top there is a large restaurant with sun loungers. After reaching the peak, you can ski to the center of Livinio via various connections and then return. On Carosello the slopes are slightly more difficult than on the more expensive side of Livinio, i.e. on Mottolino.