The resort of La Thuile. A ski resort in the Valle d'Aosta, perched at an altitude of 1450 metres on the road to the Petit-Saint-Bernard pass, La Thuile offers winter sports holidays in a warm atmosphere. With family, friends or just the two of you: La Thuile is an Italian ski resort that appeals to winter sports fans of all ages. Monterosa is included on The Aosta Valley pass which covers 800km (500 miles) of terrain served by nearly 200 lifts in over a dozen ski areas, including Cervinia, linked to Zermatt and other famous resorts in the area such as Pila, La Thuile and Courmayeur (a 30 minute bus ride away) which is linked to Chamonix (you need a special International Summary. La Thuile is part of the Espace San Bernardo ski area with access to 156km of downhill skiing, with 82 marked pistes, served by a total of 38 ski lifts. In addition to the skiing in La Thuile itself ( 146km of pisted ski runs), the appropriate ski Lift Pass will allow you to ski or snowboard in the other Espace San Bernardo ski resort TH La Thuile - Planibel Hotel: This is a good, well-located hotel for skiing families. - See 1,112 traveler reviews, 438 candid photos, and great deals for TH La Thuile - Planibel Hotel at Tripadvisor. 147 reviews #17 of 42 Restaurants in La Thuile $$ - $$$ Italian Bar Pizza Localitá Les Suches, 11016 La Thuile Italy +39 328 632 6180 Website Closed now : See all hours The views over the Tarentaise valley from both resort and slopes are stunning. The slopes are linked to those of La Thuile in Italy to form the Espace San Bernardo. This sizable 152km ski area TH La Thuile - Planibel Hotel: Everything you could want from a ski resort: Great location, clean, friendly, good food, great weather and good skiing. - See 1,095 traveler reviews, 431 candid photos, and great deals for TH La Thuile - Planibel Hotel at Tripadvisor. 1. Franco Berthod – La Thuile. The Franco Berthod slope in La Thuile, characterised by 800 metres of altitude difference from 2,310 metres to 1,510 metres of cross-country skiing, should definitely be included in our list of the five most difficult ski slopes in Italy. It is a very difficult ski slope and certainly the one with the highest Pqp43.

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