The Best Ski Lessons in Lombardy

Learn to ski with a private ski lesson for kids in Santa Caterina di Valfurva, designed for young skiers ages 3 to 13. Choose a one-on-one lesson or share it with a small group of up to 5 children at the same skill level, so they can learn while having fun with the support of an experienced instructor.

The lesson takes place on the slopes of Valfurva, where the instructor will tailor the program to the child’s age and skill level. Beginners will become familiar with the equipment, learn to maintain their balance, control their speed, and tackle their first turns in complete safety. A step-by-step approach that helps build confidence on skis right from the very first runs.

If the child already has experience, the lesson will focus on refining their technique, improving parallel skiing, and tackling slopes of increasing difficulty. Thanks to personalized instruction and exploration of different areas of the ski resort, they’ll develop greater confidence, refine their style, and enjoy an engaging experience on the snow.

Improve your technique or learn to ski with a private ski lesson in Valfurva, designed for participants ages 14 and up. Choose to enjoy the experience individually or in a private mini-group of up to 5 people of the same skill level, always with the support of a qualified instructor.

The lesson takes place on the slopes of Valfurva, where the instructor will design a personalized course based on your abilities and goals. If this is your first time on skis, you’ll start with the basics, learning to get comfortable with the equipment, maintain your balance, and control your speed and direction in complete safety.

If you already have experience, you’ll be able to refine your technique, improve your parallel skiing, and tackle increasingly challenging slopes with greater confidence and fluidity. Thanks to the instructor’s individual attention and personalized instruction, every lesson will allow you to make real progress and get the most out of the slopes in Valfurva.

Improve your technique with a group ski course at Passo del Tonale, surrounded by the peaks of the Adamello Range and the Presena Glacier. You’ll have 10 hours of lessons spread over 5 days, Monday through Friday, with 2-hour sessions from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Before you begin, the instructor will assess your skill level and goals to place you in the most suitable group. You can choose the “From Zero to Slope” program, designed for those who have never skied or are just starting out, or “Ski Like a Pro,” designed for those who already know how to ski in a snowplow position and want to improve their control, parallel skiing, and the fluidity of their turns.

Over the course of 5 days, you’ll perform targeted exercises to gain confidence and gradually refine your technique. If you’re a beginner, you’ll start in the school areas equipped with magic carpets, and as your skills improve, you’ll be able to tackle more scenic and technically challenging slopes.

The wide slopes of Passo del Tonale offer the ideal setting to practice consistently and put your instructor’s advice into action, improving your skiing day by day.

Give your child their first skiing experiences with a 6-day group course at Passo del Tonale. The course is designed for children ages 4 to 12 and includes 12 hours of instruction, Sunday through Friday, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

The “Baby Snow Start” program is designed for those who have never skied before. After an initial meeting with the instructor and an equipment check, your child will begin to get comfortable with the snow in the ski school areas at an elevation of 1,883 meters, in protected zones equipped with magic carpets.

Through fun exercises and activities, they’ll gradually learn to maintain their balance, coordinate their movements, and use the snowplow technique. Day by day, they’ll gain greater confidence and control on their skis, following a program tailored to their abilities.

The group consists of a maximum of 6 participants, so the instructor can closely monitor each child’s progress and adapt the pace of the lessons to their individual needs.

Improve your snowboarding skills with a 6-day group snowboard course at Passo del Tonale, between the Adamello Range and the Presena Glacier. You’ll have 12 hours of instruction, from Sunday through Friday, with an instructor ready to guide you based on your skill level.

You can choose between the “A Week as a Rider,” designed for beginners who want to learn the basics of snowboarding, and “Pro Style,” designed for those who already have experience and want to improve their control, fluidity, and confidence on more challenging slopes.

During the course, you’ll perform targeted exercises to work on your balance, your first glides, and board control. Depending on your progress, you’ll be able to move from the practice areas to the resort’s more scenic and technically challenging runs.

Each session lasts 2 hours: Sundays from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM and Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, for a total of 12 hours on the snow.

Introduce your child to snowboarding with a 6-day group course at Passo del Tonale, designed for children ages 7 to 12 who are getting on a snowboard for the first time. The course includes 12 hours of instruction, from Sunday through Friday.

The “Born, Grow, Ride the Snow” program begins in the beginner areas at an elevation of 1,883 meters, in protected zones equipped with magic carpets. After a gear check and an initial meeting with the instructor, your child will begin to get familiar with the snowboard and the basic movements.

During the lessons, they’ll gradually learn to maintain their balance, handle their first slips, and control their first turns. As their technique improves, they’ll also be able to try tricks of increasing difficulty, always under the instructor’s guidance.

Each lesson lasts 2 hours: Sundays from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. A program designed to help you improve day by day, have fun on the snow, and gain more confidence on your snowboard.