ラトゥイールの峡谷・トップ11

Stunning, the route a little steep but not difficult

Beautiful, watch out for those with vertigo

The climb via the Anery is very difficult, steps, roots and stones make the route which is very steep, to be avoided in rainy weather, very slippery path and risk of stream formation as the path is dug by falling rain .

Above the path you come to an attractive panoramic footbridge over the Pré-Saint-Didier gorge. At 160 meters high, it provides exciting moments and an incomparable view of the Mont Blanc group, the Pré-Saint-Didier basin with the villages of Champex, Palleusieux and Verrand, as well as the waterfall in the gorge and the grotto with the thermal spring . The panoramic bridge is closed in winter. Source: https://www.lovevda.it/de/katalog/7/seen-wasserfalle/pre-saint-didier/die-schlucht-von-pre-saint-didier-panoramasteg/2553

Steep walk to the end point. The descent along the same road is then easier. You will encounter a mountain stream in the beginning and the higher you rise the more beautiful the views. At the top you have an iron bridge over the abyss and there is a bar and restaurant to the right of the iron bridge.

The Pont Romain is an ancient Roman bridge that crosses the Bon Nant stream, a tributary of the Arve River. The bridge is a remarkable feat of engineering, and it has stood for centuries despite the passage of torrential water. The bridge is also home to a series of small waterfalls, which are carved into the rock by the water.

Path of 'Val Veny', a valley below the Col de la Seigne, followed along the 'Tour du Mont Blanc' (TMB) from Rifugio Elisabetta towards Courmayeur. Val Veny' is a lateral valley of the Mont Blanc massif, lying to the south-west of Courmayeur.

Old bridge built by the Romans