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Altitude
Vertical drop: 1817 m · scale 800–3,700 m
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Weather at Bormio
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The season at a glance
Crowds by month
By day of the week
The quietest days
Weekdays
- Monday 11 January
- Tuesday 12 January
- Wednesday 13 January
- Monday 18 January
- Tuesday 19 January
- Wednesday 31 March
Weekend
- Sunday 10 January
- Sunday 17 January
- Sunday 24 January
- Sunday 31 January
- Sunday 7 March
- Sunday 14 March
The busiest
- Saturday 26 December
- Saturday 2 January
- Saturday 6 February
- Saturday 13 February
- Saturday 20 February
- Saturday 27 March
Our own estimate: it is for comparing days with each other, not for knowing exactly how many people there will be.
What it offers and who it suits
What it offers
Who it suits
Piste split (green and blue, red, black)
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Location
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More about Bormio
Alta Valtellina resort (Lombardy) with three winter ski areas and a single ski pass; venue of the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Strengths
- 1,817 m vertical drop, the largest skiable in Italy according to the website, with an 8.5 km run (Stelvio piste). source
- One ski pass valid in the three winter areas (Bormio, Santa Caterina Valfurva and Cima Piazzi-San Colombano) with a free ski bus. source
- The Jungle snowpark, funslope, guided freeride and sunrise skiing. source
Services
- Ski school and equipment rental in Bormio. source
- Live webcams (Bormio 2000, Cimino, Valbella, Le Motte) and thermal spas in Bormio. source
Information from the resort’s official websites and local tourism sources; it may change every season. Always check the data on the official website.
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