Nearest airports: Turin (98km); Milan (225km)

On rail network: YES

Resort website: www.bardonecchiaski.com

Resort email: info@bardonecchiaski.com

Overview

Situated in a sunny valley in one of the most picturesque corners of the Western Alps, Bardonnechia has been a popular ski resort since the early 20th century.  It offers visitors the perfect blend of tradition and modernity, constantly evolving to keep up with the times yet retaining a great deal of its old-world character. 

The ski area stretches over a wide variety of terrain with plenty of slopes that weave through the woods as well as slopes at higher altitudes with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. Families are well catered for with a whole range of activities for children including a Junior Park and snowtubing slope as well as over 200 instructors and Alpine guides. Bardonnechia’s crowning glory is its ultra modern snowpark complete with Olympic halfpipe. 

Competitive skiers can also enjoy a Race Slope, complete with automatic timing device while those in search of solitude can drink in the breathtaking views from the cross-country trails.

Getting to resort

Airport transfers

From Turin airport (Torino Caselle) it is approx. 1 hour’s drive to Bardonecchia. Alternatively there is a bus service from Turin airport to Bardonecchia run by Cavourese Autolinee which is a reasonably priced way of reaching the resort. Booking is compulsory and must be made online at least 48 hours in advance 

From Milan Linate and Malpensa airports it is 2 hours drive to the resort. Chambéry airport is 1hr 15 mins from Bardonecchia. Geneva airport is 2 hours to Bardonecchia.

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By train

The international Rome to Paris train goes through Bardonecchia. There are direct trains from Turin (1 hr), Milan (2hr) Lyon (2hr 45 min) and Paris (4hr 15 min). Click here for further information on trains

In resort

Once in resort, there is a free ski bus which has two routes: the urban circular route (line 1) and the Jafferau/Campo Smith/Melezet route (line 2) that connects the ski lift departure points. These services run throughout the day every 15/20 minutes.