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Situated at the top of the Aosta Valley, Breuil-Cervinia is the perfect starting point for any number of backcountry skiing expeditions. From heading around the Matterhorn (Monte Cervino, as it is known on the Italian side) to flying down the slopes of Furggen, there are plenty of incredible options from which to choose. “Compare and book a certified guide for your Breuil-Cervinia Backcountry Skiing trip with Explore-Share.com: 1500+ guides, 70+ countries and more than 8000 different programs to choose from. Take a pick from our Breuil-Cervinia Backcountry Skiing selection. The mountains are calling!
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What should I know about Backcountry Skiing Breuil-Cervinia?
Breuil-Cervinia is a picturesque alpine resort tucked at the foot of some of the most iconic peaks in the Alps. Heading out on a backcountry skiing expedition is a great way to see these mighty mountains and enjoy some high-quality skiing as well.
Away from the aforementioned spots, hut-ho-hut skiing is a popular way to see a diverse sample of the region, while getting in some exemplary skiing. Most hut-to-hut trips head around the Matterhorn, getting incredible views of this stunning summit from all angles.
Furggen, the Furgghorn, Theodulhorn and Testa Grigia are also excellent spots to head out for a single day of backcountry skiing.
Why should I choose Breuil-Cervinia for my Backcountry Skiing adventure?
Stunning scenery
Sitting at the foot of high and glaciated mountains, Breuil-Cervinia is a stunningly scenic spot for backcountry skiing. Enjoy phenomenal views of the Matterhorn and numerous other iconic alpine peaks, while exploring pristine alpine valleys and stunning snow-capped mountains.
Head out heliskiing
While the sport may be forbidden in neighboring France, heliskiing enthusiasts can get their fix inn Breuil-Cervinia. With great access to Monte Rosa and the Aosta Valley, there are plenty of great destinations to explore. Get off the beaten path and enjoy some way-off-piste skiing.
Mighty Monte Rosa
Located only a dozen kilometers east of Breuil-Cervinia, Monte Rosa is the perfect backcountry skiing spot. Whether you head to its slopes by helicopter or make the drive to its foot, there are plenty of incredible backcountry skiing options available. Summit the peak and then race down or take a scenic route back down.
What can I expect from the weather during my Backcountry Skiing trip in Breuil-Cervinia?
During the winter, average daily temperatures range from -7 °C to -10 °C on the slopes of the mountain. Factoring in the windchill and temperatures can feel as cold as -15 °C to -20 °C. Snow generally begins to fall in January and piles up quickly, sticking well until about April.
How can I get to Breuil-Cervinia?
Any trip to Breuil-Cervinia best begins with a flight into Torino Airport (TRN) airport. From here, the town is slightly less than a two hour drive away. Buses are also available, but take a bit longer than driving.
Which language is predominantly spoken in the Breuil-Cervinia region?
Italian
What's the country code for the Breuil-Cervinia region?
+39
What currency is accepted around Breuil-Cervinia?
Euro
When is the best time to travel to Breuil-Cervinia for Backcountry Skiing?
January to April
5
Great place to start off-pist without anybody. Elis Martis was super patient. Thank you.
Bauke
4
Erik
4
Nicolas was very professional and helpfull, we'd ride with him any day of the week :)
Johan
4
First time for us backcountry with guide. Nicolas really made the best of it despite difficult spring conditions with only little snow left on the slopes. He even found some powder for us. He is really nice company too. Booking was smooth too with fast responses from both admin and our guide Nicolas.
Zoe
5
Nicolas was very friendly, punctual, and very professional. We had a great day skiing off piste and felt in safe hands. Would highly recommend Nicolas as a an amazing guide. Thank you for what was a great day! All 7 of us loved it.
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