Villa Olivia Ski Resort


 

Resort Statistics and Info

Vertical Drop:180 ft  
Summit Elevation:0 ft  
Base Elevation:0 ft  
Number of Lifts:10  
Number of Trails:12  
Longest Run:1300 ft  
Night Skiing:Yes  
Season Opening/Closing:  
Summer Sports:  
 

Snow and Terrain

Annual Snowfall:25 in  
Skiable Area:15 acres  

Trail Difficulties

Easiest: 40%  
More difficult: 50%  
Most difficult: 10%  
*The trail rating system is used only for reference and does not guarantee safety.
 

Snowboarding

Permitted:Yes  
Terrain Park:Yes  
Half-Pipe:No  
 

Cross-Country/Nordic

Permitted:5  
Classic track:  
Skate track:  
 

Helicopter Skiing

Helicopter Skiing:No  
 

Snowcat Skiing

Snowcat Skiing:No  
 

Snow Tubing and Sledding

Services Offered:         No  
 
 
 

Resort Contact Info

Web Address:http://www.villaolivia.com/  
Information #:630 289-1000  
 

 

Email Address:info@villaolivia.com  
Condition #:630 289-1000  




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Villa Olivia Ski Resort News


Villa Olivia visitors are happy with snowy winter (Glen Ellyn News Leader)
Jan 19, 2010 - Seven-year-old Nathaniel Halama loves to sled and has already tried snowboarding. This Saturday, he and about 30 other enthusiastic skiers, ages 6 to 9, came to Villa Olivia for one of its most popular classes, Ski Wee. Ski School Supervisor Karen Haywood said this year and last year have been busy for Villa Olivia, despite the poor economy. This can be attributed to snowfall, she said.   read more

Villa Olivia visitors are happy with snowy winter (Lisle Reporter)
Jan 19, 2010 - Seven-year-old Nathaniel Halama loves to sled and has already tried snowboarding. This Saturday, he and about 30 other enthusiastic skiers, ages 6 to 9, came to Villa Olivia for one of its most popular classes, Ski Wee. Ski School Supervisor Karen Haywood said this year and last year have been busy for Villa Olivia, despite the poor economy. This can be attributed to snowfall, she said.   read more

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