Easy walks for families with children
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Ring path sport area - Fiernaz
From the sport area parking, situated on the left side of the stream, take the path and leave on your right the small wood bridge taking to the sport area.
The flat path runs alongside th…
Ru de Lies
The nature path Ru de Lies starts at the end of the bridge (crossroad to La Magdeleine) in the village of Champagne.
It is a flat walk, along the path you will find panels with information abou…
Hiking to Lo Tsatelet natural reserve
The reserve is located North-East of Aosta on a hill with steep sides, but from the flat top. It extends over 14 hectares, at an altitude of about 800m.
It is an area of *considerabl…
Arnad - Machaby Sanctuary
Leave the car in the conveniently located square in Moulin de Va at the end of the paved road from Arnad, which runs along the Va stream, then, on foot, take the paved road that goes up to th…
The route of the Arnad castles
The first caste on the route is the Vallaise Castle, in a panoramic position, surrounded by vineyards (not yet open to the public). Inside the castle there are many frescoes representin…
Baise-Pierre - Baulin (Avise)
Just after the tunnel on the Valgrisenche regional road n.25 take the road on the right that steeply goes up to Baise-Pierre, a small village highly exposed to the sun.
After leaving the car take,...
Grand-Haury - Les Combes (Introd)
Easy walk that from Grand-Haury hamlet, above Arvier, reaches Les Combes village in Introd municipality.
By car, after Arvier’s church, follow the signs first for La Crête, then for Verney…
Grand-Haury - Montmayeur castle
By car, after Arvier’s church, follow the signs first for La Crête, then for Verney, Petit-Haury and finally Grand-Haury hamlets (10-minute drive).
After leaving the car in the parking lot at th…
La Ravoire - Lake Lolair nature reserve
From the parking lot by the side of the regional road, at the entrance of Valgrisenche valley in La Ravoire hamlet, go up following the signpost n.3, cross the village and continue on the grass…