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Everything you need for August 23.
Drive up from Cesana Torinese toward San Sicario Alto and continue toward Rifugio La Madia. Park at the end of the paved road, right before the dirt track. From there it's about a 10-minute walk on foot up to the festival site. Set your maps to 'La Madia, San Sicario'.
Take a Trenitalia regional train from Torino Porta Nuova to Oulx-Cesana-Claviere-Sestriere (around 1h30). From Oulx station, take Line 285 by arriva.it up to San Sicario / Cesana. From there continue on foot (about 20 min uphill) or call a taxi to the start of the dirt road, then a 10-minute walk to the festival site. Always check the day's timetable on trenitalia.com and arriva.it before travelling.
No. There is no cable car and no chairlift to the festival site. The last stretch is always on foot from the parking area or from Sansicario Alto.
The festival runs from 12:00 to 00:00 on August 23, 2026. One continuous programme on one stage — eight 90-minute sets from opening to closing.
Yes. Anyone who arrives on site before 14:00 gets in for free with a ticket reservation — registration is mandatory on Xceed. From 14:00 onwards a paid ticket (Early Bird, General, Last Call or 4-Pack) is required.
Early Bird €15 (limited), General Admission €20 on sale until August 20, then Last Call €25 from August 20 until festival day. A discounted 4-Pack is available for groups of four.
Our lodging partner Sunsicario has rooms and apartments across San Sicario and nearby Sauze d'Oulx and Cesana Torinese — all within a short drive of the site. Book directly through them for Peak-friendly rates.
Music is our main focus. There will be Relax zones, Solarium areas, and food & beverage sections.
Yes, Peak Festival is 18+. Valid photo ID is required at the entrance — no exceptions.
No, there is no wardrobe or coat check on site. Please travel light and only bring what you need.
In case of bad weather, any change to the programme will be communicated in advance through our official channels (website, Instagram, email).
No cashless wristband system. Payments at the bar and food stands are handled directly on site.
No. It is not allowed to bring outside food or beverages into the festival. Food and drinks are provided on site by our partners.
Smash burgers, poke bowls, hotdogs and grill by La Madia. Full bar with drinks and beers all day.
Comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for a short uphill walk. Bring a hoodie or light jacket for the evening — temperatures drop after sunset.
Yes, sustainability is a priority for Peak Festival. We use compostable or reusable cups and tableware, promote recycling with on-site waste-sorting points, and encourage everyone to avoid single-use plastic. Respecting the territory and the alpine context is central to how we run the event.
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