On the border between Italy, Switzerland, and Austria, the Alta Valtellina ski area is nestled in the heart of the Alps and includes some of the most famous mountain tourist resorts: Bormio, Livigno, Valdidentro, Santa Caterina Valfurva, and San Colombano.

Isolaccia, is the capital of the municipality of Valdidentro, in the province of Sondrio. The location, characterized by breathtaking landscapes immersed in nature and in the purity of the mountains, will be the protagonist of the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics as the site of numerous ski, alpine, and mountaineering competitions. Valdidentro is the ideal solution for a holiday, surrounded by nature and away from the noise of the city. A true mountain paradise to be enjoyed in every season of the year. Perfect destination both for a ski holiday discovering the Alta Valtellina slopes and for those who love walking in nature, trekking, or cycling: getting bored is impossible in this corner of Valtellina.

In winter, the Alta Valtellina area offers its visitors the opportunity to use four skiable areas for a total of over 220 km of slopes and more than seventy ski lifts, most of which have recently been renovated.

The slopes are varied and able to satisfy every need, from the beginner to the expert skier: they present every degree of difficulty, (12 black, 42 ​​red, and 34 blue) with artificial snow systems in case of a lack of natural snow. The ski season in Valtellina lasts 12 months a year: the tourist offer of the area is completed by the Stelvio Pass which will allow you to ski even in summer on its splendid glacier.

All are accompanied by excellent facilities that will allow you to spend unforgettable days on skis. Thanks to the special Alta Valtellina ski pass, which can be used in all stations in the area, you can freely move from one side to the other with a single card: the locations are connected to each other by a ski bus service, free for holders of the Superski Alta card. Valtellina.

In addition to alpine skiing, Isolaccia is an important center for the disciplines of biathlon (with the “Azzurri d’Italia” ski stadium, federal biathlon center), cross-country skiing, and snowboarding and there are also ski lifts and slopes for practicing skiing. downhill skiing.

For those who do not like skiing, in Valdidentro it is also possible to go on excursions with snowshoes in the woods that surround the town, to practice ice skating or dog sledding, letting yourself be pulled by beautiful Husky dogs comfortably seated on the sled. In the summer, however, Valdidentro is the starting point for numerous and suggestive excursions either on foot or by mountain bike to reach one of the many mountain huts in the area. It is also possible to practice golf and summer skiing at the Stelvio Pass. In addition, the nearby Bormio is an appreciated and very popular spa destination. Finally, Alta Valtellina will also be among the great protagonists of the 2026 Winter Olympics!