How many kilometres of slopes does Stelvio Pass have?

Stelvio Pass has 16.8 kilometres of slopes, of which 16.2 km are easy (blue), 0.6 km intermediate (red) and 0 km advanced (black).

Where can I find the Stelvio Pass piste map as a PDF?

We do not have a direct PDF link for Stelvio Pass yet. The ski area's official website leads to the current map.

How many lifts does Stelvio Pass have?

Stelvio Pass operates 8 lifts and cable cars.

At what elevation is Stelvio Pass?

The Stelvio Pass ski area runs from 2769 m to 3355 m above sea level.

Stelvio Pass piste map 2025/26

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We do not have a direct link to the official piste map for Stelvio Pass yet. The ski area's official website leads to the current map.

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Key facts

Slope kilometres: 16.8 km
Blue runs (easy): 16.2 km
Red runs (intermediate): 0.6 km
Black runs (advanced): 0 km
Lifts and cable cars: 8 lifts
Elevation: 2769 – 3355 m
Ski alliance: Not available
Region: South Tyrol

The split by difficulty comes from OpenStreetMap and does not necessarily add up to the official total.

Frequently asked questions about Stelvio Pass

How many kilometres of slopes does Stelvio Pass have?: Stelvio Pass has 16.8 kilometres of slopes, of which 16.2 km are easy (blue), 0.6 km intermediate (red) and 0 km advanced (black).
Where can I find the Stelvio Pass piste map as a PDF?: We do not have a direct PDF link for Stelvio Pass yet. The ski area's official website leads to the current map.
How many lifts does Stelvio Pass have?: Stelvio Pass operates 8 lifts and cable cars.
At what elevation is Stelvio Pass?: The Stelvio Pass ski area runs from 2769 m to 3355 m above sea level.

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All information about Stelvio PassKey facts, map, weather and webcam on the ski area page.All ski areas in South TyrolOverview with slope kilometres and elevations.

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