Bormio: the village

Skiing in Bormio

Italy · Alta Valtellina

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32% of the slopes are easy (green and blue) — better for those who already ski.

Plan a ski trip to Bormio with the full price in plain sight, for 2 adults.

The resort

Bormio, in the Alta Valtellina (Lombardy), pairs a historic Roman spa town with demanding skiing — around 50 km of unbroken vertical, including the Stelvio, one of the toughest World Cup downhill runs. It links to Santa Caterina and San Colombano. Reached via Milan (~3h).

How to get there

Fly into Milan (MXP)

Car

Car hire

Pick up at Milan (MXP)

~3h

Train

Trenord train + Perego bus

MXP → Malpensa Express to Milano Centrale → Trenord to Tirano (~2h30) → Perego bus to Bormio (~1h); 2 changes

~4h15

Transfer

Private transfer

Door to door, just your group

Transfers are compared in your plan, for your dates and group.

Fly from

The village

Bormio is a charming medieval town of stone lanes, towers and natural thermal baths (Bagni di Bormio) to soak in after a day on the slopes. Valtellina cuisine (pizzoccheri, bresaola) and a genuinely Italian atmosphere, far removed from any purpose-built resort.

Neighbouring domains