Trekking & hiking

In the Gran Paradiso national park

Two days of hiking from RhĂŞmes-Notre-Dame, in the National Park of Gran Paradiso.

 

Tour of the Fallère

The tour starts out from either Saint-Oyen or Etroubles, in the Great St. Bernard Valley, with two possible variants — clockwise or anti-clockwise — which should preferably be tackled in the company of a guide. The highest stages of the route offer spectacular views over the Matterhorn, Gran Paradiso and Mont Blanc.

 

Weekend in Valpelline

Experience two special days in the Valpelline valley: get to know local people, learn about our crafts and customs, visit our houses and stalls; discover hidden and charming spots. You will also have the opportunity to taste typical products where they are made.

 

Fontina Cheese Tour

This route links some of the most important high mountain pastures where the Aosta Valley's Protected Designation of Origin cheese «Fontina» is produced. Along the trail you can enjoy stunning views on the 4,000-metre high peaks that made the history of mountaineering.

 

Bivouac experience

Staying at the bivouac Lateltin you can see the sunrise from the Testa Grigia(3,315 m), an exceptional viewpoint between the valleys of Ayas and Gressoney. You will enjoy a broad view over the Matterhorn, the Monte Rosa massif and most of the Valle d'Aosta.

 

Along the Walser Trails

A beautiful trekking trip along the ancient Walser trails, in the foothills of the magnificent Monte Rosa, exploring historical villages testifying to the indigenous Germanic culture of the Walser people.

 

On the King's Trails

This 5-day trekking route runs from the Mont Avic natural park to the Gran Paradiso National Park, across a pristine area rich in water, wildflowers and animals. You'll walk along the very same trails that King Vittorio Emanuele II of Savoy loved to wander to hunt ibex.

 

Tour of the 4 Giants

From the Gran Paradiso National Park to Mont Blanc, from the Matterhorn Valley to the lush green Ayas Valley… discover some of the most spectacular trails of the Aosta Valley! Four guided hikes of great natural value mixed with days off to relax and to go sightseeing.

 

On the trails of pilgrims

The Via Francigena crosses the Aosta Valley from Pont-Saint-Martin to the Great St. Bernard Pass. This historical route has witnessed the passage of travellers, pilgrims and soldiers on their way from Rome to Canterbury for over a thousand years.

 

Under the shadow of the 4000

Six days trekking to explore extraordinary places to discover the chamois and the ibexes in the Gran Paradiso National Park, the lakes and glaciers of Monte Rosa and Mont Blanc, the Great St. Bernard Valley, the superb pyramid of the Matterhorn and the flora of the Alps.

 

Tour of the Six

A 7-day trekking in the shadows of the Matterhorn and Monte Rosa peaks. Supper and over-night stays take place at different locations every night, where you can enjoy traditional local dishes.

 

Among the highest peaks of the Alps

A journey among the most famous peaks of the Aosta Valley — Monte Rosa, Matterhorn, Gran Paradiso, Mont Blanc — and through the Great St Bernard Pass.

 

Trek & Bike Top List

We have selected for you some of the best routes in the Valle d'Aosta, for hiking and cycling.

 

The trail of the Giants

This ancient trail crosses meadows, woods and pastures at the foot of the giant of the Alps, the most impressive massifs in Europe — Monte Rosa, Matterhorn and Mont Blanc. It runs from Gressoney to Courmayeur, going through the valleys of Champoluc, Valtournenche, Valpelline, Great St Bernard and Ferret.

 

Mont-Blanc Training Course

Getting to the summit of Mont Blanc on foot at least once in a lifetime is a dream for many people, even if they are not mountaineering experts.

 

Gran Paradiso, Monte Rosa and Mont Blanc

Gran Paradiso, Signalkuppe and Mont Blanc are all within the reach of many mountaineers. Discover the Aosta Valley from up high!