Monterosa Ski
Alagna Valsesia / Im Land, Italy
Monterosa Ski has no fresh snow on the slopes today. Today's forecast is partly cloudy, with a high near 19°C and a low around 11°C. The resort is currently closed for the season. It sits in the Graian Alps, with 2,040 m · 6,690 ft of vertical drop. Monterosa Ski typically opens around November 20 and closes around May 1.
Snow forecast
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Unlock in Snow DaysElevation
- Base elevation
- 1,214 m · 3,980 ft
- Summit · Monterosa Ski
- 3,254 m · 10,680 ft
- Vertical drop
- 2,040 m · 6,690 ft
- Mountain range
- Graian Alps
Lifts & season
- Typical season
- November 20 – May 1
Season passes
Monterosa Ski is included on Ikon Pass. Check the pass website for blackout dates and how many days it covers here.
Lift tickets →Parking
Official Valle d'Aosta tourism listing for Champoluc Piazzale Ramey (near Monterosa Ski lifts): paid 08:00–20:00 daily 1 Dec–1 May and 1 Jun–15 Sep—no EUR day amount on the listing (omit rates[]). Friday morning market blocks the lot in summer. Other Monterosa portals (Frachey, Jolanda, Alagna, Stafal) mix free and paid valley lots; Stafal riverside free vs lift-side paid commonly reported—confirm on-site. No single Monterosa Ski published day tariff found.
Frequently asked
- When does Monterosa Ski open for the season?
- Monterosa Ski typically opens around November 20 and closes around May 1. Exact dates shift each year with the snowpack.
- Is Monterosa Ski open right now?
- Monterosa Ski is currently closed for the season.
- Is there parking at Monterosa Ski?
- Yes — Monterosa Ski has parking. Parking is paid. No reservation is required.
- Is Monterosa Ski on the Ikon Pass?
- Yes — Monterosa Ski is included on Ikon Pass. Check the pass website for blackout dates and how many days it covers here.
- Where is Monterosa Ski and how high is it?
- Monterosa Ski is a ski resort in Alagna Valsesia / Im Land, Italy, in the Graian Alps. Its base sits at 1,214 m · 3,980 ft, rising to a summit of 3,254 m · 10,680 ft at Monterosa Ski, giving a vertical drop of 2,040 m · 6,690 ft.