ラサールのバイクパーク・トップ11

I took my mountain bike up from Verrand (a hamlet above Courmayeur), descended to Dolonne, and then ascended from Dolonne along the ski slope to Plan Checrouit, WITHOUT taking the cable cars. The climb is challenging and not easy. I used a turbo on some of the steeper sections. The surface is very uneven, making the descent to Dolonne along the same road more difficult. I preferred to continue up the ski slopes until I reached the Zerotta cable car station, then descended towards Val Veny. Be careful, as the GPS navigation systems provide routes towards Val Veny that are unfeasible due to large fallen trees in the path.

The first chairlift was built way back in 1948 thanks to the initiative of some pioneers from La Thuile, at a time when wooden skis were still used and today's equipment did not exist. Then came the 60s and precisely in the 67/68 season the first two-way cableway of Piemonte Funivie di Torino (the one with the famous blue or yellow cabins) started operating, followed by the ski lifts of Les Suches and Chaz Dura and the chairlifts of Cerellaz and Belvedere, dress rehearsals for the cross-border liaison with the cousins of the nearby ski resort of La Rosière. Today the work carried out by Funivie Piccolo San Bernardo allows, every year, over 450,000 visitors from all over the world to enjoy a one-of-a-kind ski area. Since the 2000s the facilities have also been open in summer with the possibility of going up both as pedestrians and with mountain bikes. The MTB World Championships will be held in July 2025

Beautiful route to do on MTB

https://youtu.be/eu_RPR989TI A steep mountain gives the valley a mystical aura

This S1 single trail descends from the Mont Fallère Refuge and is an excellent and easier alternative for those who do not want to take the famous Becca Trail.

Old military trail from the First World War. Drivable and not too steep.

Old military trail from the First World War. Nice to drive, not too steep.

This S1 single trail leads down from the Rifugio Mont Fallère and is a great, easier alternative for those who don't want to ride the well-known Becca Trail.