Sestriere es una estación de esquí alpino en Italia. Sestriere se sitúa a una altitud base de 2.035 m. Las cifras publicadas abarcan 400 km de pistas y 70 remontes.
Normalmente de principios de diciembre a mediados/finales de abril. Un agregador de reservas externo (esquiades.com) indica que la temporada 2025-26 va del 6 de diciembre de 2025 al 19 de abril de 2026; esto no pudo confirmarse de forma independiente directamente en vialattea.it (véase la nota sobre calidad de los datos más abajo). Estación de tren más cercana: Oulx (Oulx-Cesana-Claviere-Sestriere), a ~20 km, con un autobús de conexión de ~30 min hasta Sestriere. Aeropuerto más cercano: Turín Caselle (TRN), a ~90 km, ~1,5 h por carretera.
Las telecabinas y telesillas figuran arriba en "Remontes destacados". Aquí se listan específicamente teleféricos reversibles de vaivén con dos estaciones — un tipo de remonte distinto.
Solo ubicaciones verificadas: la zona de la estación y sus estaciones de teleférico. No disponemos de coordenadas precisas para cada alojamiento, por lo que no aparecen en el mapa — usa el enlace de reserva en la barra lateral.
Ski schools
Terrain park (freestyle park with slopestyle and jibbing lines, plus a beginner area)
Night skiing (floodlit piste, Kandahar/Sises Gianni Agnelli run)
Outdoor ice rink (skating, curling, ice hockey)
Cada nota siguiente procede de una publicación de la propia estación o de una fuente oficial independiente.
DATA QUALITY CAVEAT: vialattea.it (the official Via Lattea ski-lift consortium site, the most authoritative source for this resort) blocked automated fetch access (HTTP 403 from both a direct fetch tool and a plain curl request) during this research. Facts attributed to vialattea.it below are corroborated only via search-engine snippets/cached text and via the officially affiliated Comune di Sestriere tourism site (sestriere.it), not a direct read of vialattea.it pages. Treat Sestriere's entries as the thinnest-verified of the four resorts in this set.
Summit altitude left null: secondary sources disagree meaningfully on the ski area's highest lift-served point — Monte Motta is cited variously as 2,800 m, 2,823 m, or 2,840 m, and Monte/Cima Fraiteve as ~2,700-2,701 m — with no single figure confirmed on an official page we could directly read. Do not treat any one of these as authoritative.
sestriere.it (official) publishes a RUN-COUNT breakdown for the whole Via Lattea network — 7 green, 80 blue, 120 red, 42 black runs, out of 249 runs total — but this is a count of runs, not kilometres, so it was not used to populate the piste_km_green/blue/red/black fields (left null). A separate, unofficial (non-vialattea.it) source quoted a *possible* km-based split of roughly 96 km beginner / 220 km intermediate / 84 km expert for the 400 km network, but this could not be traced to an official publication and was deliberately excluded.
All piste/lift figures reported are for the whole Via Lattea network, not Sestriere alone — flagged prominently per the task's Dolomites/Italian-ski-marketing ambiguity warning (the same single-resort-vs-network ambiguity common in the Dolomites also applies here, just for a Piedmont network rather than Dolomiti Superski).
Sestriere sits within the larger Via Lattea (Milky Way) ski area; lifts listed here are limited to those physically at/serving Sestriere itself, not the connected villages (Sauze d'Oulx, San Sicario, Claviere, Montgenèvre).
Lift type/capacity/year data drawn mainly from the skiresort.com/skiresort.info aggregator family — treat as one data lineage rather than fully independent cross-verification of exact figures.
Terrain park and night-skiing details are corroborated across multiple general ski-guide sources but not directly confirmed on vialattea.it's own site during this research pass.
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