Discover the Best Cross Country Skiing Trails in Bormio and Surrounding Areas
Explore the best cross-country ski trails in Bormio: discover the most suggestive routes and the benefits of this sport immersed in nature
Discover the best cross-country-skiing trails around Bormio
Experience nature, boost your health: Join us in exploring the nearby cross-country tracks and the many benefits they offer. You’ll not only immerse yourself in breathtaking landscapes but also enjoy the physical and mental advantages of this accessible sport. You’ll be amazed at how quickly you can learn the basics of cross-country skiing, making it an ideal activity for everyone.Recommended Trails
Valtellina Trail
One of the area’s most spectacular routes winds its way at 1,800 m in the locality of Santa Caterina. Several loops (5 km or 10 km) lie entirely within the Stelvio National Park, with climbs and descents that will test your skills. The racing track has hosted international competitions and numerous World Cup events.PRICES
Day pass: € 8 | Afternoon pass (from 14:00): € 5 | Weekly pass: € 35 | Season pass adults: € 95Up to 6 years: free entry | 7 – 14 years: € 5
For more information: Centro Sci Fondo – 0342 935544 – 334 2309939 | www.scifondovaltellina.it | info@scifondovaltellina.it
SKI SCHOOLS
Cross-country Ski School Santa Caterina, Via Magliaga 24, Santa Caterina – Mobile: +39 334 2309939 – info@scifondovaltellina.it – www.scifondovaltellina.itCHANGING ROOMS
The “La Fonte” centre, located at the start of the Valtellina trail, is run directly by the instructors of the Cross-country Ski School and provides changing rooms, showers, waxing room, and storage for clothes and equipment—making it a real hub for fans of the sport.BARS/RESTAURANTS NEARBY:
- Centro La Fonte: After a walk or a ski (alpine or cross-country), stopping at “La Fonte” is a must, especially if you want a quick yet tasty meal just steps from the slopes and changing rooms.
- Caffè La Fiamma: A bar with outdoor tables to enjoy the stunning view—ideal for a break, snack, or après-ski aperitif.

Alute Trail
In Bormio, cross-country enthusiasts can enjoy a 5-kilometre loop laid out on the picturesque Alute plain. Long flat stretches alternate with gentle ups and downs—perfect for first-timers and skiers looking to refine their technique.PRICES
Use of the trail is free of charge.SKI SCHOOLS
Scuola Sci Fondo Alta Valtellina—also based in Bormio beneath the gondola to Bormio 2000 (Via Btg. Morbegno 25). Tel. 0342 911605 – Mobile 329 335 7324 – scuolascifondoav@gmail.comBARS/RESTAURANTS NEARBY
- BeWhite: Located at the foot of the gondola that goes directly to the Bormio 2000 slopes. Sushi, burgers, and Roman pinsa headline the menu.
- Ristorante Nevada: Here you’ll find all the traditional Valtellina dishes such as pizzoccheri, local cold cuts, typical cheeses, and meat dishes with polenta.
Viola Trail
The Viola trail lies in Valdidentro at the foot of dense pine forests—ideal for a family day out. The tourist track is a simple route: a 10-km loop with gentle ups and downs, reaching a maximum elevation gain of about 180 m.PRICES
The Viola Trail in Valdidentro is free and open to all.SKI SCHOOLS
Scuola Sci Fondo Alta Valtellina, Via dei Prati, 23038 Pradelle SO – Tel. +39 0342 985768 – Mobile 329 335 7324 – scuolascifondoav@gmail.comBARS/RESTAURANTS NEARBY
- Greenplanet: Just steps from the trail—perfect for a quick lunch between runs.