Adventures in the Alps
There is a village in the Gressoney Valley where time has stood still, an oasis of peace away from today's busy city environment. Among vineyards, chestnut woods and orchards, the village of Chemp stands on a hill of rocks smoothed by glaciers, and right within the walls of these houses, you will find an open-air... Continue Reading →
The love for the territory has allowed the vignerons to produce genuine and quality wine. Among the highest mountains in Europe, the Aosta Valley Wine Route, called Route des Vins, wants to take you to the vineyards and wineries, letting you talk about it, directly from those who work the land with their own hands... Continue Reading →
At the center of the lower Aosta Valley, there is a fortress created to defend the Valley: the Fort Bard. It has remained almost intact since its construction, one of the best examples of a barrier fortress of the early nineteenth century. But the lower Aosta Valley is not only a territory rich in history... Continue Reading →
A tour between two valleys, from Col de Joux to the ancient Bechaz gold mine in Ayas Valley, to admire the spectacle of the Alps and the Aosta Valley. An easy itinerary that will lead us to discover the ancient Bechaz mine passing through the uncrowed Tzecore Hill, made famous in recent years by the... Continue Reading →
The lower Aosta Valley is rich in history, of Castles to visit in fantastic scenarios. What better opportunity to combine cultural tourism with sports tourism?
The cycle lane of the lower Aosta Valley or the "lower way" by bicycle! Dedicated to all lovers of tranquility, an exciting route for families, along the cycle lane that connects Aosta to Saint Vincent. Almost 40 km of road to be covered entirely or in parts according to your training and interests. There is... Continue Reading →
Discovering a little known corner of the Aosta Valley is still possible. There are many possibilities from the easy tour along the dirt road that leads to Lake Miserin at the end of the Champorcher Valley to the discovery of the Mont Avic Natural Park. Two nearby valleys with unique natural characteristics impossible to miss.... Continue Reading →
If you have limited time but do not want to give up a bike ride, here is a section designed specifically for this need. Short tours of a few hours that will allow you to visit fantastic and perhaps little known places in Valle d'Aosta. 01 - Ancient Arnad Arnad is not only the country... Continue Reading →
Discover the territory of the Aosta Valley at your own pleasure but without having to think about anything. Our goal is to make you have fun in the mountains without stress. If you have a special wish or a trip you don't want to give up, contact us directly, we will be happy to organize... Continue Reading →
The Monte Rosa Group is, by extension and importance, the second mountain group in the Alps and the Ayas and Gressoney Valleys offer many combinations of routes between the numerous huts with some of the most beautiful views of the entire Group of Mountains. The diversity of the area allows for tours suitable for all... Continue Reading →
The Matterhorn is certainly one of the most representative mountains in the Alps. A mountain village is nestled between its valleys and can only be reached by lift or on foot. An easy tour suitable even for the less trained, at the end of which an inevitable typical lunch in the refuge will await us.
The small rivers of the Ayas Valley were created in ancient times to bring water to great distances. An immense work of man now accessible on foot or by bicycle.
An extraordinary tour that traces the upper Val d'Ayas starting right from the end of the valley, arriving at 2,535 meters of the Grand Tournalin refuge. Beautiful panoramas, grandiose balconies on the snow-capped peaks of Monte Rosa Group and a long off-road ride represent the essence of the itinerary.
