Getting to Monterosa

Getting to the Monterosa ski resorts is easy. Champoluc and Gressoney are about 90 minutes from Turin’s Caselle airport, and Alagna is only two hours from Milan Malpensa airport. From the airport there are specialist ski resort transfer services, public bus services and hire car facilities.

Nearest Airports to Monterosa ski resorts

Approximate distances and drive times to Champoluc

  • Turin Caselle- 105km / 1 hour 30 minutes
  • Milan Malpensa – 168km / 2 hours 5 minutes
  • Geneva airport – 200km / 2hrs 30 minutes

Approximate distances and drive times to Gressoney

  • Turin Caselle – 100km / 1 hour 30 minutes
  • Milan Malpensa – 163km / 2 hours
  • Geneva airport – 218km / 3 hours
  • Bergamo airport – 210km / 2 hrs 40 minutes

Approximate distances and drive times to Alagna

  • Turin Caselle – 163km / 2 hours 30 minutes
  • Milan Malpensa – 108km / 2 hours
  • Bergamo airport – 187km / 3 hours

Getting from the Airport to the Monterosa ski area resorts

Private Transfers

Ski-Lifts transfers to Monterosa ski resorts from airports

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Airport Car Hire / Car Rental for the Monterosa resorts

For Champoluc and Gressoney, hiring a car makes sense if you’re either staying in an area away from the lifts (such as Gressoney St Jean) or want to ski in some of the outlying areas like Brusson, Antagnod and Bieltschocke/Weissmatten. These can all be reached by bus but by car is quicker.  And having a car means you can also drive to Pila in less than 90 minutes. Alagna is different though: unless you know your accommodation is a long way from the ski lift (for instance, if you’re staying in the satellite village of Wold), you’re unlikely to use your car much when you get there, and there are no nearby resorts to drive to.

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Airport Bus Services to Monterosa ski resorts

There is a limited bus service from both Milan and Turin airport to Champoluc and Gressoney, but changes are involved and services do not run late at night. Though Alagna can also be reached by bus from Turin, Milan and Malpensa airport, the service is limited and changes are involved (Novara/Varallo). See www.savda.it for timetables.

Getting to Monterosa ski resorts by train

The nearest train stations are Verres for Champoluc, Pont St Martin for Gressoney, and Varallo for Alagna.  Onward buses to the resorts operate from these stations or you take a taxi (you can book one online in advance through Ski-Lifts.  See the Italian train website www.trenitalia.com for train timetables.

Driving to Monterosa ski resorts

For Gressoney and Champoluc, road access is via the Aosta Valley A5 toll motorway.  The Gressoney exit is Pont St Martin and the Champoluc exit is Verres. The route to Alagna is via Borgosesia, with a significantly longer section of mountain approach road.  Day trips, by road, to other resorts are not a practical option from Alagna.

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