Perfect for those new to skiing, Cervinia provides a gentle, easy introduction. The village nursery slopes have a long magic carpet, leading beginners up to the Cretaz lifts. From there, they can graduate to more extensive blue slopes like the scenic but manageable Blue 5 that takes you back to the resort without the need for a lift.

If you're an intermediate skier, Cervinia is your kind of heaven. Known for its wide, sun-soaked runs, this resort features iconic red slopes like the 8km descent from Plateau Rosà. The resort's crown jewel for intermediates is the 22km run from Plateau Rosa to Valtournenche, offering fantastic views throughout.

While Cervinia isn't typically a go-to for experts, there are still thrills to be had. With seven challenging black runs, including the notorious Black 59 and Red 29, experts won't be left wanting. For more, the Swiss side around Zermatt adds some spice with its steep slopes.

Ideal for boarders who favor open spaces and fewer drag lifts, Cervinia delivers. The resort boasts Europe's highest snow park at 2800m, catering to everyone from newbies to pros looking to show off their tricks.

Breuil-Cervinia is a freerider's dream, boasting vast off-piste terrains that are both challenging and exhilarating. The resort's high altitude ensures consistent snowfall, providing a blanket of fresh powder that's perfect for off-piste skiing. The Zermatt-Cervinia area, in particular, offers a variety of ungroomed trails and steep descents, making it a playground for those who love to venture beyond the marked slopes.

Cervinia is an all-around family favorite. The resort pairs traditional alpine charm with the modern convenience of ski-in/ski-out lodging. Kids start on gentle slopes, progressing to the more forgiving blues of Plan Maison. Non-ski activities, like snow tubing and the ice rink with Matterhorn views, keep everyone entertained.

When it comes to après ski, Cervinia is a festive blend of Italian warmth and spirited nightlife. Frequented spots like Yeti Bar and Dragon Bar offer varied atmospheres, with weekends being particularly lively. If you're skiing down Red 3, don't miss Hotel Principe delle Nevi for some poolside cocktails and DJ beats.

Cervinia is an all-around family favorite. The resort pairs traditional alpine charm with the modern convenience of ski-in/ski-out lodging. Kids start on gentle slopes, progressing to the more forgiving blues of Plan Maison. Non-ski activities, like snow tubing and the ice rink with Matterhorn views, keep everyone entertained.