Listed under Skiing in Cervinia, Italy.
Just over the back of Zermatt, you can have the views of the Matterhorn and Zermatt and eat and live at half the cost of Zermatt.
Written by
Andrew Lockerbie.
Cervina is one of my favourite resorts, it’s got a bit of everything which is what I prefer as a freeriding fanatic. There are seven parks, my favourite is the Indian Park, and plenty of different terrain. Some of the best on-piste boarding is at Fornet… Read more...
Written by
Sally James.
Cervinia is based on the Italian side of the Matterhorn and is known for its long seasons due to high altitude and plenty of sunshine. Cervinia’s 200km of runs are best suited to intermediate skiers and snowboarders, beginners will still find good coverage, but experts will need to catch the lift to nearby Zermatt for more challenging runs. As with Zermatt, Cervinia’s views are outstanding, however the accommodation and additional activities are more limited.

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Swimming
We are due to visit Cervinia & dont have a pool in our hotel is there
a pool we can use anywhere