Milky WayItaly Ski Holidays
The Milky Way ski area, or Via Lattea in Italian, is a sprawling network of slopes that stretches across the Italian-French border.
With over 400km of linked pistes, it connects charming Italian resorts like Sestriere, Sauze d’Oulx, and Claviere with the French village of Montgenèvre. This is the kind of place where you can ski from one town to the next, exploring new terrain all day without ever stepping off your skis.
The Milky Way gained global attention when it hosted the Alpine skiing events for the 2006 Turin Winter Olympics. Today, you can still see traces of that legacy in its well-maintained runs and efficient lifts. But what really stands out is the sheer variety. Whether you’re gliding through wide-open bowls, weaving between tree-lined trails, or testing yourself on Olympic-grade slopes, there’s something for every level. It’s less of a single ski resort and more of a winter playground where the adventure keeps unfolding. One day you might be sipping espresso at an Italian mountain hut, the next you’re tucking into French tartiflette, all while covering ground on some of the most scenic slopes in the Alps.




