Ice climbing
Ice climbing is a very exciting adventure. Because of the high variable ice nature, it is recommended to contact local alpine guides.
Valle d'Aosta alpine guides

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Buisson Icefall
Beautiful and long ice climb located just below the cables of the Chamois cable car. It is characterised by a centre jump, high some 50 metres, which always features very comple…
La maîtresse des chamois
Probably the most famous Valpelline ice climb when it comes to medium-high difficulty. Its fame is surely deserved, so much as to be absolutely recommended to all ice climbin…
Cascatone delle Grandes Murailles
Beautiful line representing the flagship of the high Valtournenche area. It forms practically every year but the periods I which it can be climb it are fe…
Pink Gully
This is the centre line of the lower part of the Laures amphitheatre. Well recognisable thanks to its diagonal and straight courses from right to left. It offers a wonderfu…
Pape Satan
It is definitely one of the reference ice climbs in the central valley. This is a good iced jump, a hundred metres high, ending in an impressive free-standing…
Alpe Cortoz right icefall
Two fantastic parallel waterfalls are found upstream from the Alpe Cortoz (Cortoz Alp), which have now become the reference site for the first outings of the season. Th…
Pinter right icefall
The Pinter waterfalls (Right and Left), together with the Cascate dell’Alpe Cortoz, means you will be sure to find ice in Val d’Ayas. Altitude and exposure guarante…
Giavin Icefall
The symbolic ice climb of Vallone della Legna is definitely the most spectacular. It is generally divided into two parallel solutions: the easier one on the lef…