About the Resort
La Thuile may have a French-sounding name, but it’s actually an Italian ski resort quietly located in a side valley just off the main Aosta Valley in north-west Italy. The La Thuile piste map is linked with La Rosière in France where you’ll find cross-border slopes and heli-skiing that will get you
With over 150km of snow-sure slopes, La Thuile has a great variety of pistes that will suit most levels of skiers. It’s probably not the best location for beginners, as there isn’t an abundance of gentle blues or much for new intermediates. However more confident intermediates and higher levels will really enjoy the steeper Italian La Thuile pistes. Advanced skiers will particularly enjoy the challenges of the steep drops through the trees to be found on piste 3 – F Berthod and piste 5 – Muret.
When you’re looking at La Thuile ski accommodation, you’ll find that there are a lot of apartment buildings to choose from. You’ll find most of the La Thuile hotels will suit the lower budget end
When it comes to the La Thuile weather, the best month for a visit will be January, when you can expect around 42mm of snow per week
La Thuile is certainly a popular choice if you’re looking for more of a laid back, quieter resort. You can look forward to much more affordable prices than other more famous resorts. It’s a pretty place with an excellent ski area – particularly benefiting from the French-linked slopes
The La Thuile resort has retained its roots as an ex-mining community which certainly adds to its rustic character. So if you’re looking for a resort that offers something different – La Thuile is the one for you. With its membership of the Aosta Valley Resorts Association, you’ll also be able to use your La Thuile lift pass for the Courmayeur slopes too.
La Thuile is a decent-sized ski resort with excellent beginner and easy intermediate slopes. A great benefit of La Thuile is its strikingly crowd-free pistes


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Highlights
+ Varied, cross-border ski area, with some tough runs
+ New Mont Valaisan sector is excellent for off piste
+ The village is a great, relaxing base and very affordable
Things to think about
– Storms can close the link across to France
– Relatively limited terrain here for beginners
– Resort return runs are challenging – less confident skiers will want to download the gondola
Ski Passes
Adult
€ 47
€ 90
€ 135
€ 177
€ 213
€ 246
ski passes
Child
€ 33
€ 63
€ 95
€ 124
€ 149
€ 172
What's Included
Prices are for High Season
Validity: consecutive day on Espace San Bernardo (La Thuile + La Rosière)
Junior <14: prices for children born after 31/10/2007
Compulsory for all ski passes: on sale for Euro 2,00 at the ticket office

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