Ski holidays in Pragelato

Beginners

Instructors who speak English are at your disposal; all are highly qualified and cater for all levels. Some of the local Pragelato slopes are quite steep for the complete beginner but there are some very steady runs through the woodland that will help your confidence improve.

Intermediate

Pragelato has 30 miles of local downhill trails, including 12 red pistes. The slopes offer wonderful free-flowing terrain, allowing you to coast down the pistes and gain confidence to tackle more difficult runs. The fast cable-car access to the Milky Way circuit means that a wealth of intermediate cruising is close by.

Advanced

Pragelato has just one black piste, so advanced skiers will need to be prepared to head to nearby Sestriere for more challenges. A guide is recommended to help you explore the excellent off-piste around the Milky Way.

Families

Pragelato Village Resort has a kids club with both an outdoor and indoor play area. Children from just a few months to 12 years old can be cared for from 9am to 7pm. The local ski schools offer programmes for children and English-speaking tutors are plentiful in Pragelato.

Après ski

Relaxation is a key pastime in Pragelato and that extends to the après ski as well. Nightlife is low-key and ideal for young families. This small village has just six bars and 14 restaurants, several of which are located in the Pragelato Village Resort. Nearby Sestriere offers more lively après ski, though staying in Pragelato offers the opportunity to sample the sumptuous Piedmont cuisine. Wonderful, rich dishes such as Gofri, Cagliette and Pilot are rewarding after a long day of skiing.

Non ski activities

• Ethnographic museums depict the history of the Valdesi
• Guided tour of Val Germanasca mines
• Zip-wire over Olympic ski jumps
• Fort of Fenestrelle
• Sundial museum
• Wine tasting
• Spa Facilities