Summer 2025: open from 5th May 2025 to 7th September 2025

 

The skiing in Breuil Cervinia never stops! During the month of May and as long as the snow permits, you can ski on the Italian side on the Bontadini chairlift slope back to Plan Maison and on the beautiful Ventina slope up to Cime Bianche laghi. For beginners, the baby la Vielle ski lift at Plan Maison will also be available at weekends.

And then comes the Summer. The sun high in the sky, the snow beautiful. This is in Breuil-Cervinia, where on the 3,500 glacier Plateau Rosà great slopes await you even in the months of June, July, August.
This is the largest Summer ski resort in Europe: about 25 km of trails that can meet all the technical needs, from beginners to athletes.
A double season of skiing then on fantastic slopes that by extension, snow quality and technical variety have nothing to envy to a Winter area.

You can ski in the wide and sunny basin that is precisely Plateau Rosà taking advantage, in Switzerland, of the ski lifts, the Funivia del Piccolo Cervino( 3.883 m.) and the Matterhorn Alpine Crossing facility ( in the international ticket is included the one-way ticket.) 

Lots of snow, long trails, ad hoc slopes for every level and specialty of alpine skiing, from slalom to giant, from downhill to superg: it is no coincidence that in Breuil-Cervinia, in the hot Summer months, is home to many important World Cup teams.
Not only skiing but also snowboarding in that Gravity Park that has entered the history of riders. It is easy and convenient to reach Plateau Rosà with the modern and panoramic cable car that from Cime Bianche lakes in a single leap leads to the goal, in just half an hour from Cervinia village.

It is also possible to ski across the glacier on foot with proper mountaineering equipment and preferably with the mountain guide and for pedestrians with the  Matterhorn Alpine Crossing, the arrival of the Funivia del Piccolo Cervino where the ice cave is located. The Cave, one of the wonders of the Alps, is open every day with a tunnel of 50 m. to 15 m. deep.