Livigno Winter Season 2026/2027 News: Ski Area & Olympic Legacy

Livigno, 2026/2027 Season: The Olympic Legacy Meets the Continuous Development of the Ski Area

Discover all the latest updates across the Livigno ski area for winter 2026/2027: major infrastructure projects, upgraded slopes, redesigned mountain huts, and the new official App.

All the latest updates for the 2026/2027 winter season in Livigno highlight the evolution of a ski area that combines the long-term legacy of the recent Olympic Winter Games with a sustained investment plan across both sides of the valley. From major structural developments such as the new underground parking facility and three strategic water reservoirs, to modernized lift systems, upgraded guest amenities at base and peak stations, new freestyle areas, and the debut of the updated official app: the resort is set to welcome skiers, athletes, and families with consistently elevated quality standards.

Scheduled to run from November 28, 2026, to May 2, 2027, the winter season emphasizes continuity across local developments, delivering a smooth, accessible, and technologically advanced alpine experience.

Major Works, Water Resources, and Integrated Mobility

Enhancing the territory relies on permanent structural investments designed to improve accessibility, convenience, and sustainable resource management:

• “Livigno Olympic Parking”: The new major underground parking facility, situated directly adjacent to the lifts on the Mottolino side, scheduled to open during the early part of the winter season. This strategic project provides direct, easy access to the slopes and fosters smoother, more efficient traffic flow across the town.

• Redevelopment of the Livigno Centro - Tagliede Valley Station: Extensive renovation and structural reorganization at the departure hub of the Livigno Centro - Tagliede gondola. The building gains enhanced visitor spaces and dedicated amenities, beginning with a modern, fully equipped ski depot designed to streamline logistics for skiers and families right in the heart of the town.

• Three Strategic Water Reservoirs for Technical Snowmaking: Permanent infrastructure projects safeguarding water resources and optimizing snowmaking efficiency. With the commissioning of the new reservoir at Monte Sponda and the new water installation in the Sitas area—joining the existing high-altitude reservoir at Carosello 3000—the ski area now operates three strategic high-elevation reserves, securing season-long snow quality and reliability across the resort.

Ski Lifts and Slopes: Innovation and Elite Technical Runs

The ongoing evolution of the ski network centers on seamless connectivity and slope enhancement:

• New "Olympic Park" Chairlift (No. 26): In the freestyle sector, the opening of the "Olympic Park" chairlift is slated for the 2026/2027 winter season—a key infrastructure asset designed to increase skier throughput and directly serve dedicated competition and practice lines for athletes and enthusiasts.

• Lift Fleet Modernization: Aesthetic and technical upgrades for the Fontane Vetta chairlift (No. 19); full operation of the 6-seater Altavista chairlift featuring weather protection bubbles and heated seats (capacity: 3,000 p/h), the upgraded Federia lift (capacity increased to 2,800 p/h to eliminate queues), and the Baby 4-seater chairlift catering to families, beginners, and the fun slope area.

• "Li Zeta" World Cup Slope: Significant optimization and grading enhancements on the technical run that hosted World Cup racing last season, renowned for its dramatic finish line right in the village center.

• Valley Run Expansions: Widening and realignment of the Blesaccia Slope for a smoother descent back to the valley floor; broadening of the Pista degli Amanti to ensure safer, more spacious, and fluid skiing.

Freestyle, Fun Parks, and High-Altitude Experiences

Livigno cements its position as an international winter sports capital by pairing elite professional venues with accessible fun:

• “Olympic Livigno Snowpark”: Served by the new "Olympic Park" chairlift (No. 26), the park aims to open to the public with a redesigned layout tailored for riders and national teams as soon as snow conditions permit, reinforcing the resort's status as a center of athletic excellence with ambitions, in synergy with FIS, to host future World Cup events.

• New Mottolino FlowPark: A dedicated area featuring approachable, accessible lines designed to help riders of all abilities progress safely, complementing the diverse fun slopes and activities throughout the valley.

• Early-Morning Panoramic Experiences: Debut of an exclusive morning experience combining an early-bird Fly Emotion flight over the snow-covered valley with an exclusive breakfast at Rifugio Costaccia, offering an inspiring start to the ski day.

Mountain Hospitality, Family Services, and Digital Innovation

High-altitude hospitality and comprehensive guest services complete the seasonal developments:

• Rifugio Camanel Restyling: The historic mountain hut presents a complete renewal, welcoming guests with revised alpine architecture and a refined culinary concept tailored for relaxing mid-day breaks.

• Carosello 3000 Mountain Lodge Expansion: Continued enhancements and enlargements across high-altitude rest and lounge areas, building on the success of the panoramic lounge to deliver modern, comfortable spaces.

• Family & Children's Offerings: Expansion of the Yepi Area with introductory freestyle elements and the enhancement of the Yepi Kids Club (ages 4–13, organized with the Scuola Sci Centrale), introducing standalone babysitting services this winter to support traveling families.

• New Build of the Livigno Skipassion App: A fully updated release of the official application, redesigned as an intuitive real-time digital guide with essential resort information: lift and slope opening statuses, weather and snow reports, interactive GPS trail maps, live webcams, schedules, and on-mountain services.