Livigno is an Alpine ski resort in Italy. Livigno spans from 1816 m to 2797 m above sea level. The published figures cover 115 km of piste and 31 lifts.
Typically late November to early May. Officially confirmed 2026-27 season: 28 Nov 2026 - 2 May 2027 (livigno.eu). No railway into Livigno. Nearest Italian train station: Tirano (~50 min drive or ~1h15 by connecting bus), itself ~2.5h by train from Milano Centrale. Nearest Swiss rail option: Zernez (Rhaetian Railway) plus connecting bus. Nearest airports: Milan (Malpensa/Linate/Bergamo), ~3-4h drive, or Zurich, ~4h total via train+bus.
Verified locations only: the resort area and its named cable car stations. We don't have precise coordinates for individual accommodation listings, so those aren't plotted here — use the booking link in the sidebar instead.
Ski schools
Snowpark Mottolino (terrain park with halfpipes, rails, boxes and multiple difficulty lines; one of three parks in Livigno)
Ice Arena (public ice skating and curling, town centre)
Every note below is drawn from the resort's own or an independent official publication.
Summit altitude has minor variance across official-family sources: skipasslivigno.com/livigno.eu describe the Altavista chairlift top station at approximately 2,794-2,797 m as the highest skiable point on Carosello 3000; treated as consistent within normal rounding and reported as ~2,797 m.
Lift count varies by source, likely reflecting recent lift replacements (e.g. the newly installed Altavista six-seater chairlift): skipasslivigno.com states 31 lifts (5 gondolas + 17 chairlifts + 9 drag lifts); livigno.eu states '33 lifts' with a breakdown of 6 gondolas + 14 chairlifts + 12 drag lifts (which itself sums to 32, not 33); Wikipedia states 31 lifts with yet another breakdown (6 cableways + 13 chairlifts + 11 drag lifts = 30, stated as 31). Reported 31 as the figure most consistently corroborated (skipasslivigno.com total, matching Wikipedia's stated total), but flagging the underlying type-count arithmetic as inconsistent across all three sources.
No official km-by-difficulty-color breakdown was found. Wikipedia gives a RUN-COUNT (not km) split of 12 black, 37 red, and 29 blue runs (78 runs total, out of ~78-100 runs cited elsewhere), with no green runs mentioned in that count; this was not used to populate the piste_km fields, which are left null.
Livigno's ski area is split across two connected sectors (Carosello 3000 and Mottolino); lifts from both are included since both are core to the resort.
Night skiing at Livigno could not be confirmed from available sources and is omitted rather than assumed.
Snowpark Mottolino is the flagship park and confirmed via both mottolino.com (operator) and skipasslivigno.com; two smaller parks elsewhere in the resort are mentioned by aggregators but not individually verified.
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