Ala di Stura Overview

Ala di Stura

Projected Opening
Dec 26
Projected Closing
Apr 04
Lifts
3
Trails
7
Base
1,300m
Summit
1,900m
Vertical Drop
600m
Average Snowfall
29cm
Snowfall
29cm
Annual Snowfall
  • Dec18cm
  • Jan1.8cm
  • Feb20cm
  • Mar5cm
Ala di Stura
Between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Val d’Ala was an important mountain holiday resort which accompanied the development and consolidation of Italian mountaineering. On those very same mountain, between the municipalities of Ala di Stura and Balme, there is a small and well equipped ski district which comprises facilities for downhill skiing in Ala and Nordic skiing circuits in both municipalities. Particularly pretty is the cross-country circuit which leads from the municipality of Balme to the Ciriè Refuge at Pian della Mussa, where different tracks are beaten every year. Overall, the course measures 35 km and is located in a setting dominated by the impressive Uja di Ciamarella and by the Bessanese. Ala di Stura offers an ice rink and a cross-country skiing circuit, which stretches into the plateau which hosts the hamlet of Villar. The Nordic ski run, which is 7.5 km long, can be travelled using the alternating step or skating techniques. Three lift systems offer access to 12 km of downhill ski runs which are equipped with artificial snow systems.
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Important Dates

  • Projected opening date
    Dec 26, 2026
  • Projected closing date
    Apr 04, 2027
  • Average Snowfall
    29cm

Terrain

Beginners Runs
29%
Intermediate Runs
14%
Advanced Runs
43%
Expert Runs
14%
Runs in Total
7
Skiable Terrain
5 km

Lifts

3
Double Chairs
2
Surface Lifts
1