Torgnon Ski Resort

Torgnon is located on the sunny side of the Aosta Valley and offers around 20 kilometers of slopes, a family atmosphere and a wonderful panorama, making it an ideal destination for connoisseurs and families! Thanks to its location at an altitude of 1,500 to 2,250 meters, Torgnon is considered to be particularly snow-sure and offers fantastic panoramas with many hours of sunshine. 

Most of the slopes are marked blue or red, making the ski area particularly suitable for beginners and advanced skiers. In total, there are six blue, twelve red and two black pistes. For more athletic skiers, there are also some steeper sections in the upper area.

Beginners will find several wide, sunny practice slopes with easy lifts around the valley station - ideal for their first attempts in the snow. More experienced skiers can let off steam on the well-groomed, red-marked runs between Chantorné and Collet. The wide slopes invite you to enjoy carving and are usually less frequented.

If you still have energy in the late afternoon, you shouldn't miss the night skiing: Every Saturday evening, part of the valley run is open by floodlight - a special highlight under the starry skies of the Valais Alps. Thanks to its quiet location, short distances and clear layout, Torgnon is particularly popular with families with children.

In Torgnon, cozy mountain huts such as the Rifugio Chantorné invite you to take a break. Here you can enjoy regional specialties such as polenta with game ragout or homemade pasta in a rustic ambience. The sun terraces offer a wonderful view of the surrounding mountains and are ideal for a relaxing lunch break.

A highlight for advanced skiers is the red descent from Collet: it offers varied passages and wide turns with panoramic views. Beginners appreciate the wide, blue slopes around Chantorné, which are ideal for practicing. The Winter Park with its gentle slopes and playful elements is particularly attractive for families.

Every Saturday evening, one of the slopes in Torgnon is lit up for night skiing. Skiers can enjoy a special experience under the stars and floodlights. The peaceful atmosphere and the view of the illuminated mountains make night skiing here an insider tip.

After an active day of skiing, Torgnon offers various ways to relax. A stroll through the charming village with its traditional stone houses or a visit to the Ecomuseo Petit Monde will give you an insight into the local culture.

Après-ski in Torgnon tends to be quiet and informal. In bars such as the Bar Lo Sport, people meet for an aperitif or a hot vin brûlé. The atmosphere is relaxed and there is often local music or small events to bring the day to a pleasant close.

Torgnon offers a selection of restaurants serving traditional cuisine from the Aosta Valley. The Ristorante Caprice des Neiges offers local specialties such as fonduta or carbonade in an elegant setting. For a rustic meal, we recommend the Jour et Nuit, known for its hearty dishes and friendly atmosphere.

By car

There are several parking spaces at the valley station.

By public transport

The “Mongnod” bus stop is in the immediate vicinity. This can be reached by bus line 551.