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There are almost no limits to the things to do in Bormio in the summer and winter seasons.
Bormio lies between the valleys of the Adda and the Frodolfo, in a splendid position at the foot of the Stelvio Pass, beneath the peaks of the Ortler and the Cevedale: this makes it a famous ski resort, as well as a renowned spa.
It is a holiday centre which offers activities for both the summer and the winter seasons, with not only walks along the trails in the Stelvio Park but also many places of interest to visit nearby.
Not to be missed are the customs-free zone of Livigno and Santa Caterina, famous with sports lovers and especially skiers.
Ski-mountaineering / biathlon / downhill / telemark / freeride / snow boarding → Bormio is one of Italy’s most famous ski resorts thanks to the World Cup downhill race held on the iconic Stelvio piste every year. Alpine skiing enthusiasts are welcomed by 50 km of pistes, from 3000 metres above ski level at Cima Bianca down to 1200 metres in the town. In summer, skiing is available on the glacier at the Stelvio Pass.
Cross-country skiers will enjoy the trails on the Alute plateau at Bormio, at Santa Caterina and at Isolaccia, which is also equipped for biathlon. The upper Valtellina also offers many ski-mountaineering routes.
Husky trekking / dog sledding → Take a ride in a sled pulled by man’s best friend, the dog, and experience a special thrill: you will fall in love with these wonderful animals and discover their natural instincts in the forests.
Snowshoes → enjoy the winter outdoors on a variety of trails to be explored with snowshoes on your feet.
Ice-skating / curling → Available at the Bormio ice rink, or in winter, also on the outdoor rink at Santa Caterina.
Near Bormio there are two splendid spa centres, the older of which, “Bagni Vecchi” has baths dating back to Roman times.
Not just a spa centre but also a therapeutic facility offering medical treatments such as inhalations, physiotherapy and sports rehabilitation.
Horse-riding → There are riding centres both in Bormio and in nearby villages with qualified staff to guarantee people an unforgettable experience, exploring the mountain trails on horseback.
Mountain running / nordic walking → The Bormio district has more than 600 km of trails in the Stelvio National park.
Mountain bike / road cycling / gravity mountain bike / fat bike / downhill → for cycling enthusiasts, the Upper Valtellina has main mountain passes, roads and trails for the various disciplines.
Golf → numerous experts have described Bormio Golf Club as one of the best mountain courses: it has 6 par 4 and 3 par 3 holes, offering enjoyment for both experienced players and beginners.
Angling → at Bormio, anglers can fish the local rivers and lakes from April to October on specific dates and on specific days, with permits available for purchase from the tourism office.
