This is a great mountain to ski although it is probably better for intermediate skiers rather than beginners. For beginners I think the other side of the valley (Costaccia) is better. The majority of runs in Livigno are red, however, they are quite wide so don't feel too intimidating. My wife is not the most confident of skiers but she... More

À wonderfull place to ride,slope absolutely perfect and mottolino staff is amazing!one word:PERFECT!!

The piste were well maintained, the restaurant at the top of the gondola (M'eating place) offered a good selection of food, there was a champagne bar conveniently placed on the slopes and the entertainment of crazy people attempting back flips was always worth a watch!

last of the snow this season the motolino side was much better than the olther side, beter snowboard park and much nicer last runs back down to the valley

We spent 1 week for snowboarding in Livigno and enjoyed Mottolino much better than other ski areas in Livigno. Mainly because of variety of wide and good prepared slopes. Both of us, beginner with 1 year experience and advanced with 10+ years of experience were able to find perfect slopes for us and did not spend half day for searching... More

loved skiing down mottolino.....but its a very tough blue.top to half way down for beginners,bottom part full of trees and tight bends!

We were lucky with the snow conditions, but like the 'other side' of Livigno, there are excellent (i.e. not too easy) red runs all over the mountain. If you're a blue run skier there probably isn't much for you...

Liked the variety of slops, but too icy for afternoon

Mountains and air here is unbelievable. Every restaurant is worth visiting. Hot Chocolate is a must. Livigno is a beautiful village with people all over Europe, apparently it's a heaven for duty free shops, so a lot off folks come here to do shopping as well as ski. Me and my daughter discovered several off trail spots to snowboard, just... More