La Thuile piste map
La Thuile piste map: plan of ski slopes and lifts
Below you can download the latest La Thuile piste map, including the connection to La Rosière. Further down the page, you’ll find a clear overview of how the ski area is laid out, helping you understand where each sector sits on the map, how the international connection works, and how the terrain is distributed across the mountain.
La Thuile piste map download
Click on the link below to download the latest La Thuile piste map
Reading La Thuile piste map
La Thuile is positioned on the Italian side of the Espace San Bernardo, with the ski area rising directly above the village and extending across the ridge towards France.
- At the centre of the map, La Thuile village (1,441 m) sits at the base of the ski area, with multiple lifts climbing directly upwards towards the main ski sectors. From here, the terrain opens into two distinct mountain sides.
- To the left (western side of the map), the slopes rise towards the Col du Petit Saint-Bernard and the French border, where the ski area connects seamlessly with La Rosière. This section is clearly marked by the international link and features long, flowing pistes that cross between Italy and France.
- To the right (eastern side of the map), the terrain climbs towards Mont Valaisan (2,891 m) and the highest parts of the ski area, where the slopes are steeper and more exposed. This sector includes high-altitude descents and freeride terrain, with fewer trees and a more alpine environment.
- Across the mid-mountain, the main lift hub around Les Suches (approx. 2,200 m) acts as the key distribution point, where lifts branch out towards both the French connection and the higher Italian sectors.
- Lower down, the map shows tree lined runs descending back to La Thuile, creating a clear vertical flow from high alpine ridges to the village base.
La Thuile/Espace San Bernardo overview
La Thuile sits on the Italian side of the Espace San Bernardo ski area, directly on the border with France, and linked with La Rosière.
- Base elevation: 1,190 m
- Highest lift: 2,800 m (Mont Valaisan sector)
- Vertical drop: 1,400 m
- Kilometres of ski pistes: 152 km
- Number of ski pistes: 82
- Types of ski pistes: 33 blue, 35 red, 14 black
- Slalom runs: 2
- Ski mountaineering slopes: 4
- Number of lifts: 38
- Snow parks: 1
- Boardercross park: 1
- Fun zones: multiple (including Super Slope and funcross areas)