After a brief break, skiing returns to center stage on the mountains of Cervinia, where preparations are underway for a new, extra-long winter season. Breuil-Cervinia is the first ski resort to open its lifts thanks to its link with Plateau Rosà, a glacier at nearly 4,000 meters of altitude that offers perfectly snow-covered slopes even during the summer season.
For this 2013/14 winter, operations kick off with the lift opening on the weekend of October 19 and 20, followed by October 26 and 27, and then non-stop starting November 1 right through to the end of next spring. Two weekends dedicated to skiing on Swiss territory, where the snowpack is in excellent condition thanks to recent snowfalls.
In addition to the Breuil-Cervinia–Plateau Rosà cableway link, the Plateau Rosà I, II, and III surface lifts, the Furggsattel chairlift, and the Klein Matterhorn (Piccolo Cervino) cable car will be open, with slopes open from Klein Matterhorn (3,883 m) down to Trockener Steg (2,939 m) and ski lifts operating from 8:30 AM.
The ski pass price (Italy–Switzerland) for these first ski days of the season will be €50.00
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