Zumba Trail

Trail is at least S3, many switchbacks with high levels v. a. in the middle part. The Tacchino Trail is much more recommendable for S2 drivers like me.

The climb is not spectacular until just before a dilapidated house branches off to the left a path - the Zumba Trail! As a bends, this winds down the mountain, to go smoothly, not difficult, but still requiring full concentration. And indeed, somehow the downhill has something in common with dancing. In Roisan the fun is over for the time being. Somewhat below the end of the Zumba Trail begins the high-altitude trail, where you roll almost flat towards Aosta, passing a tunnel, and a little later, a path branches off to the right. This is the first of several trails that lead directly to the historic center of Aosta.

Nice trail, quite steep with some technical parts. Loses height very quickly so get an uplift or use an e-bike to get the best bang for your buck ;)