Levi Piste Map

Levi’s terrain is spread around Levi fell, giving the ski area several aspects and a useful mix of open pistes, steeper sections and easier learning zones. It is compact compared with major Alpine resorts, but the layout is varied and efficient.

The resort offers around 45 km of pistes, a 325 m vertical drop and a longest run of about 2.5 km. Its base is at 202 m and the summit reaches 531 m, with snowmaking helping support the season.

Beginners and families are best served by the accessible lower areas near ski school, rental services and resort facilities. These zones make it easy to build confidence before moving onto longer blue and red pistes.

Intermediate and advanced skiers get a strong share of the mountain. Around 44% of the terrain is intermediate, 49% advanced and 7% expert, so Levi has more sporting potential than its modest height might suggest.

Lift access includes gondolas, fast chairlifts and surface lifts. Levi also has 2 parks and a tubing lane, adding variety for snowboarders, freestyle skiers and families looking beyond standard piste skiing.

The setting is a major part of the experience. Snow-covered trees, Arctic light and wide Lapland views give Levi a very different feel from the Alps, especially during evening skiing under the lights.