With the village at 1860 m and a very favourable exposure, Montgenèvre offers dependable snow cover from early winter to spring. Great news if you like booking your ski holidays in advance without constantly refreshing the snow report.
Perfect for stress-free ski holiday planning.
Official piste map
Montgenèvre & Monts de la Lune
Montgenèvre piste map – plan your ski days like a pro.
Explore the full Montgenèvre ski resort and Monts de la Lune trail map at a glance: beginner areas, long scenic runs and the link to Italy. Perfect to plan your ski lessons, family ski days or freeride sessions with ESI Apeak – and to avoid that “where are we again?” moment on the chairlift.
★ Certified ski instructors, small groups, lessons in FR / EN / IT – perfect for international families.
Montgenèvre & Monts de la Lune
Full ski resort trail map
Piste map
Full ski resort trail map
Spot the main sectors, the France–Italy connections and choose runs that match your level.
Ideal to plan ski lessons & family ski days
Montgenèvre piste map
View and download the official Montgenèvre trail map.
The Montgenèvre piste map lets you see the whole ski resort at a glance: gentle green and blue runs close to the village, more challenging slopes higher up, panoramic ridges and the ski link to Italy via the Monts de la Lune area. Keep the map on your phone – or printed in your pocket – and enjoy every ski day without wasting time wondering where to go next.
Official Montgenèvre piste map
Highlighting sectors like Les Gondrans, Le Chalvet, Monts de la Lune, Clavière and more.
Download the map (HD) ⤓
Sitting at 1860 m, the Montgenèvre ski resort enjoys excellent snow conditions throughout the winter, with a very favourable orientation. Slopes are carefully groomed so beginners, families and expert skiers all find great snow to play on – and to brag about back at the chalet.
Thanks to the Monts de la Lune and the wider Milky Way (Vialattea) ski area, you can enjoy over 400 km of ski runs between France and Italy: wide sunny slopes, more technical descents and stunning viewpoints. In other words: plenty of variety for a full ski week, and just enough to make your legs pleasantly tired.
Montgenèvre & Monts de la Lune ski resort
A complete French–Italian ski playground.
In recent years, Montgenèvre has become a favourite ski resort for snow lovers looking for reliable conditions, sunshine and a friendly village atmosphere. Altitude, snow record and the link with Italy make it a perfect base, whether you come as a family, a couple or a group of friends.
With the Monts de la Lune and Milky Way (Vialattea) ski area, you can explore a huge network of pistes stretching across France and Italy – with breathtaking panoramas and tasty lunch stops on the Italian side.
A unique cross-border ski experience in the Alps.Modern gondolas, high-speed chairlifts and regularly updated infrastructure mean quick access to the best sectors. Less time in queues, more time carving turns – your legs might complain, but your smile won’t.
The resort is designed to maximise your time on snow.
Ski school & snowboard school
ESI Apeak – your ski school in Montgenèvre.
To make your ski holiday in Montgenèvre truly unforgettable, ESI Apeak ski school is by your side on the slopes: a team of passionate instructors helping little ones discover snow, teens gain confidence and adults finally unlock those “easy parallel turns” everyone talks about.
With a personalised approach and a playful teaching style, kids quickly feel at ease and actually look forward to lessons (yes, it is possible). Whether you are a complete beginner, an intermediate skier, a snowboard lover or just into cruising with the family, ESI Apeak turns every run into a small adventure.
Kids’ group lessons from 3½ years
Teen & adult ski courses – all levels
Small, level-based groups
Off-piste & ski touring
Private ski & snowboard lessons
- Fully certified ski instructors who know the Montgenèvre & Milky Way area by heart.
- Lessons available in French, English and Italian for international families.
- Small groups for more safety, more feedback and more fun.
- Tailor-made experiences: progression, freeride, resort discovery and more.
Plan your ski holiday
Lift passes, ski rental & practical organisation.
For a smooth ski day (or week) in the Montgenèvre ski resort, it helps to book lift passes, ski rental and ski lockers in advance. Here are the most useful links gathered in one place – your holiday planner will thank you, and so will your Google search history.
FAQ – Montgenèvre piste map
Frequently asked questions about the Montgenèvre piste map.
A few quick answers to help you plan your ski holiday in Montgenèvre and make the most of the Monts de la Lune linked ski area – with fewer question marks and more ski tracks.
Where can I download the Montgenèvre piste map? +
You can download the official Montgenèvre piste map in high resolution directly from this page using the “Download the map (HD)” button. You can also pick up a printed version at the lift pass offices and at the Montgenèvre tourist office.
Is Montgenèvre a good ski resort for families? +
Absolutely. The Montgenèvre ski resort offers many green and blue runs near the village, dedicated beginner zones and easy ski access from most accommodation. With ESI Apeak ski school, kids can start from 3½ years old in a safe and playful environment – and parents can finally enjoy a few uninterrupted runs.
How do I ski over to the Italian side (Monts de la Lune)? +
Several lifts from Montgenèvre take you towards the Monts de la Lune area on the Italian side. The Montgenèvre piste map clearly shows the connections between the French and Italian sectors so you can plan your day around both countries – and maybe around the best espresso stops too.
What level do I need to enjoy the whole Montgenèvre ski area? +
The resort is suitable for all levels: beginner zones, wide blue runs for progressing skiers and more technical red and black slopes for advanced skiers and snowboarders. ESI Apeak ski school offers lessons from first-timers to expert freeriders, so you can grow your confidence step by step instead of “following your friend who knows a shortcut”.