Cervinia: Skii in the stunning Italian Alps

Hi everyone, my name is Inti, and I am from Italy. My next trip will be in the north of Italy close to where i'm from. We'll be skiing, eating delicious warm food and going to après ski in the evening Cervinia ski resort's location is astounding. It sits in a rugged high-altitude basin in the lap of Monte Cervino (better known in English by its Austrian name, the Matterhorn) and Piccolo Cervino (the Klein Matterhorn), at the head of a long side valley that rises north from the Valle d'Aosta, and is linked with the famously challenging Swiss resort of Zermatt. Together, these two iconic ski resorts share the highest pisted ski domain in Europe, offering a total of 360km of pistes.  Despite all this, Cervinia is actually a good choice for beginners and intermediates. The ski area is mostly comprised of easy to mid-range blue and very light red runs, and piste grooming here is of a consistently high standard, making this a great playground for keen intermediates who enjoy big-mileage cruising and big-mountain landscapes.