The atmosphere of the Olympics in the Bormio area

The ski season in the Bormio area is about to begin and, with the 2026 Olympics approaching, it starts again from November 30 with a major renovation of the Bormio - Bormio 2000 cable car, in addition to all the promotions consolidated in past years and new initiatives dedicated to families. The wait for 2026 is a perfect opportunity to measure yourself against the tracks that will host the champions.

 

 

After the success of recent years, also in this season it is possible to buy the single multi-day ski pass online , with the facilitation of the dynamic price. This formula allows you to ski freely in the ski resorts of Bormio, Santa Caterina Valfurva and Cima Piazzi-San Colombano, connected by a convenient free bus service. The promotion provides discounts of up to 25% compared to the ticket office price and offers the opportunity to purchase passes of various durations (from 4 hours, daily or multi-day) at rates that decrease according to the advance in which they are booked, as well as allowing you to avoid queues.

 

 

From this year, even by purchasing a one-day ski pass, children under 7 years of age (born from 2017 onwards) will be able to ski for free throughout the area, thanks to the issue of a free ticket with the same duration as the ski pass purchased by a parent. In addition, for children born between 2009 and 2016 there is a 50% Junior rate, which offers discounts of up to half of the list price on daily and multi-day ski passes.

 

 

As the 2026 Winter Olympics approach, renovation work continues. On November 30th, at the opening of the Bormio 2000 lifts, the first 40 cabins of the ski lift that connects the future Olympic slope with the center of Bormio will be completely renovated in "Bormio red" style, ready to shine for the great event. Among the further novelties of this season, the expansion of the Scoiattoli school fields in Bormio 2000 will be completed and two new conveyor belts will be installed, one covered 140 meters and one uncovered 65 meters. The construction of a PlayWood playground and the expansion of The Jungle snowpark, already improved last season, are also underway.

The previous season saw the inauguration of several renovations, including The Jungle snowpark, the Stelvio Pool in Bormio Terme and the Bormio 2000 school camps.

 

 

The Bormio area boasts over 180 kilometers of slopes for alpine skiing, Nordic skiing and snowboarding, all immersed in the wonderful setting of the Stelvio National Park. From the magical landscape of Santa Caterina Valfurva to the sunny slopes suitable for the whole family of Cima Piazzi-San Colombano, every corner offers unique emotions. Don't miss Italy's great skiable elevation gain in Bormio, with the spectacular 1,800-meter descent from the summit at 3,000 meters to the village. Here is the Stelvio slope, which will host the men's Olympic alpine skiing competitions. From 6 to 26 February 2026, all eyes will be on Bormio for the prestigious competitions and the debut of ski mountaineering as an Olympic discipline. One more reason to test the tracks of future champions right now.

 

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