Cervinia - Breuil Piste Map

Cervinia - Breuil offers terrain that’s both expansive and diverse, sitting beneath the towering summit of the Matterhorn. The resort itself is part of a wider cross-border ski area shared with Zermatt and Valtournenche, giving visitors access to over 300 km of pistes if they opt for the international pass. Within Cervinia - Breuil’s own 104 km of runs, skiers will find wide, open slopes with excellent visibility — ideal for building confidence or enjoying a full day’s descent from high-altitude peaks.

The terrain is particularly appealing for intermediate and advanced skiers. Notable pistes include the famous Ventina, a scenic descent from Plateau Rosa at 3,480 metres down to town — a 20 km run offering steady gradients and stunning views. The vertical drop of 1,430 metres creates long, satisfying descents that rarely feel crowded. Meanwhile, the Plateau Rosa glacier ensures reliable snow and year-round skiing opportunities.

For beginners, gentle runs near Plan Maison and a well-organised ski school provide a strong foundation. These areas are easily accessible by gondola and offer wide pistes where new skiers can practise in a relaxed setting. Families appreciate the simplicity of the layout and the ease of navigating between zones without technical terrain.

Advanced skiers will enjoy challenging red and black pistes that carve down steep sections and high ridges. While there’s only one designated snow park, it is well-maintained and includes features for freestylers to test their skills. Those seeking adventure can make use of the lifts connecting to Zermatt for steeper descents and more technical skiing.

The dramatic alpine setting, featuring wide glacial basins and uninterrupted views of the Matterhorn, adds to the overall experience. Whether cruising the higher slopes or descending into the heart of town, Cervinia - Breuil’s terrain offers something for every ability and makes the most of its high-altitude advantage.