Skiing in Courmayeur
Italy
33% of the slopes are easy (green and blue) — better for those who already ski.
Plan a ski trip to Courmayeur with the full price in plain sight, for 2 adults.
The resort
At 1,224 m in the Aosta Valley, on the Italian side of Mont Blanc, Courmayeur is one of Italy's oldest and most elegant mountain resorts. A spa and mountaineering village since the 19th century — the historic starting point for ascents of Mont Blanc and the birthplace of the mountain-guide corporation — it has grown into a chic winter destination while keeping a stone-and-timber centre with the village character that purpose-built resorts lack. Reached from Geneva (~1h50 by road, via the Mont Blanc tunnel).
How to get there
Fly into Geneva (GVA) · Milan (MXP)
Train
MXP → Malpensa Express to Milano Centrale (~50 min) → Trenitalia regional via Chivasso to Aosta (~3h30; Ivrea–Aosta by replacement bus until Dec 2026) → Arriva bus Aosta → Courmayeur (~45 min)
~5h15Coach
GVA → direct FlixBus via the Mont Blanc tunnel to Courmayeur (Piazzale Monte Bianco), ~2h, several departures/day
~2hMXP → Arriva Valle d'Aosta–Malpensa coach to Aosta bus station (~2h, book 24h ahead, Thu–Mon) → Arriva bus Aosta → Courmayeur (~45 min)
~3h15Transfer
Door to door, just your group
Transfers are compared in your plan, for your dates and group.
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The village
The pedestrian heart is Via Roma, a street of boutiques, cafés and mountain restaurants beneath the Mont Blanc massif, with some of the finest après-ski and dining in the Alps. The ski area rises above the village and the neighbouring hamlet of Dolonne — across the sunny Plan Chécrouit and shaded Val Veny sectors, reached by the Courmayeur cable car in the centre and the Dolonne gondola. La Thuile, with its cross-border area into France, is a short drive away for those wanting more pistes.