Tobogganing & sledding in Italy

8 mountain destinations in Italy offer tobogganing & sledding on Alpe Match, mainly in winter. Compare them by altitude, season and price level, and see the services available in each destination.

8 destinations compared

DestinationVillage altitudeMax altitudeSki areaLiftsSeasonPrice levelServices
Innichen / San Candido
South Tyrol
1,175 m2,800 m115 km31Winter, Summer–1
Ortisei and Val Gardena
Alto Adige
1,236 m2,518 m181 km79Winter€€€1
Vipiteno
South Tyrol
948 m2,744 m20 km5Winter––
Prato Nevoso
Ligurian Alps
1,436 m2,085 m130 km24Winter––
Santa Maddalena, Val di Funes
South Tyrol
1,339 m2,490 m1 km1Winter––
Selva di Val Gardena
Dolomites
1,563 m3,181 m175 km83Winter––
Bardonecchia
Piedmont
1,312 m2,800 m100 km23Winter–1
Cervinia
Aosta Valley
2,050 m3,883 m154 km16Winter€€€€1
Compare Innichen / San Candido, Ortisei and Val Gardena, Vipiteno

Tobogganing & sledding in each destination

Cervinia

Aosta Valley, Italy
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Frequently asked questions

Where can you go tobogganing & sledding in Italy?

Innichen / San Candido, Ortisei and Val Gardena, Vipiteno, Prato Nevoso, Santa Maddalena, Val di Funes and Selva di Val Gardena, among 8 destinations offer tobogganing & sledding according to Alpe Match data.

When is the season for tobogganing & sledding?

Based on the services listed in each destination, tobogganing & sledding is mainly available in winter. Dates vary every year: check with local operators.

Which tobogganing & sledding destination reaches the highest altitude in Italy?

Cervinia, with a maximum altitude of 3,883 m.

Tobogganing & sledding in Italy: 8 destinations compared | Alpe Match