Crévacol District

22 km of south-facing ski slopes, a paradise for ski mountaineering, and a stop along the Via Francigena and the Alta Via 1.

Skiing in the Sun Among the Larch Forests

Just a few minutes from Étroubles and Saint-Oyen, in the municipality of Saint-Rhémy-en-Bosses, lies the Crévacol ski area.

With an 800-meter vertical drop ranging from 1,640 to 2,450 meters in elevation, the resort offers 22 km of groomed runs on wide, open slopes and clearings amid larch forests.


The resort: sunshine, wide-open spaces, and few lines

Crévacol’s defining feature is its fully south-facing exposure, which guarantees days on the snow that are always bathed in sunshine from the time the lifts open until they close. Its intimate size and peaceful setting make it the ideal choice for those seeking a skiing experience away from the crowds of large commercial resorts:

  • Lifts: two three-seat chairlifts connect the base to the panoramic ridge at 2,450 meters, flanked by a moving walkway dedicated to the ski school and beginners
  • The trails: technical runs for expert skiers alternate with wide, gentle slopes, ideal for families and snowboarders
  • High-altitude dining spots: At an altitude of 2,000 meters, the panoramic terraces of Arp du Jeu and Grand Golliat offer traditional hot dishes from the Aosta Valley, sunbathing areas, and a place to rest for those spending the day on the slopes.

Plan Your Day on the Snow at Crévacol

Check the real-time trail conditions before heading up the mountain.

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Immagini in tempo reale dai borghi, dalle piste di Crévacol, da Flassin e dal Colle del Gran San Bernardo a 2.473 metri di quota.

Where to Eat

Traditional Aosta Valley cuisine, polenta concia, alpine cheeses, and the valley’s famous hams in the villages and high-altitude mountain huts.

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