Roccaraso · Abruzzo
Holiday homes near Roccaraso
Looking for a holiday home near Roccaraso? Our homes are in Rivisondoli, the village next door: same snow, same ski pass, less traffic and a real mountain village to come back to in the evening.
Stays
Our homes
Cottage Love
Rivisondoli · 6 guests · 2 bathrooms
Suite Montis
Rivisondoli · 4 guests · 1 bathroom
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Why stay in Rivisondoli if you're skiing in Roccaraso
Roccaraso is the best-known name in Alto Sangro, but the ski area is one and the same: the slopes of Roccaraso, Rivisondoli and Pescocostanzo are linked and covered by the single Alto Sangro ski pass. From Rivisondoli the Monte Pratello lifts are a few minutes' drive away, and Aremogna is an easy day out.
The advantage is everything else: a quieter village, easier parking, homes with real space for families and groups of friends, and mountain restaurants just around the corner.
What you'll find in our homes
- Entire homes, not rooms: kitchen, living room, space for skis and boots.
- Real photos and the exact list of beds, bathrooms and amenities on every page.
- Direct requests: choose dates and guests, the message is pre-filled on WhatsApp or email and we reply with availability and price.
Not just winter
In summer Alto Sangro is cool and green: trails like the Sant'Antonio Forest, Monte Rotella, the craft workshops of Pescocostanzo and the historic Transiberiana d'Italia train. You'll find it all in our guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is Rivisondoli far from Roccaraso?
No: they are neighbouring villages a few kilometres apart. By car it takes just a few minutes to get from one to the other.
Does the ski pass also cover the Rivisondoli slopes?
Yes: the Roccaraso, Rivisondoli and Pescocostanzo slopes belong to the same ski area and are covered by the Alto Sangro ski pass. Prices and open runs are on the ski area's official website.
Updated 9 October 2026
Things to do nearby
From the guide
Where to eat
Where to eat in Alto Sangro: the restaurants not to miss
From Pescocostanzo to Castel di Sangro, the best-loved restaurants in the area: mountain cooking, handmade pasta, arrosticini and a three-Michelin-star table.
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Skiing in Alto Sangro: Aremogna, Pizzalto and Monte Pratello
The largest ski area in central and southern Italy, with one ski pass for Roccaraso, Rivisondoli and Pescocostanzo: where to ski, which area suits whom, and some practical tips.
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