ヴェルネイ湖周辺のおすすめ交通量の少ないサイクリングルート

Morgexから: 困難で容赦のない登り。良い軍用道路から非常に規則的な勾配で登り、自分のペースを見つけたら、あまり問題なく頂上まで着実に進むことができます。 Pré-Saint-Didierから: La Thuileまでは非常に簡単な登り（勾配約4〜5％）。そこから、登りは急勾配で困難になります（有名なMorgex側ほどではありませんが）。 夏は交通量（下り坂、両側とも十分注意してください）と南向きの露出に注意してください。南向きの露出は午後に非常に暑くなります。

From here you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Rutor glacier.

A beautiful lookout point, a balcony overlooking Mount Blanc. It can be reached from the road that starts next to the restaurant on San Carlo Hill for 1.5 km. The road is unpaved, but with a little care, it's also passable on a racing bike.

Starting point for the hike, big advantage on the way back is a bar restaurant, waiting for you for a cold drink or an ice cream. (They don't take credit cards)

The “Peylet” pine forest in La Thuile is not just a picnic area, it is the heart of the town. A suggestive place, an environment where you can relax and be lulled by the sweet and ancient song of the waters of the Dora del Rutor, the chirping of birds and the squeaking of countless squirrels. Inside it is possible to walk in complete safety, stop at the 52 tables scattered around the area and for the more curious you can stop at various information panels that tell the story of the flora and fauna of the place. 2 and a half hectares, with 14 waste collection points where you can have a perfect relaxing and regenerating picnic

The Forte della Ridotta della Traversette is located at 2400 m in a dominant position on the French side of the Colle del Piccolo San Bernardo. A fort already existed in the seventeenth century when Savoy and Valle d'Aosta were united in the possessions of the House of Savoy. The transfer of the royal seat from Chambéry to Turin transformed what is now Haute-Savoie into a province of secondary importance and at the end of the century fortifications began to be built on the border of the territories of the Savoy, separating regions that until then had shared the same traditions, culture, religion and language. The current fort was built in 1891 on the ruins of the old fort destroyed during the French Revolution, taking advantage of its strategic position for the military surveillance of the national borders. Initially it was occupied only in the summer period and later throughout the year to train the troops in the difficult mountain conditions. In the 1930s, the fort was equipped with shooting ranges, radio equipment, and equipment for the troops and their supplies in response to the great defensive project, the Alpine Wall, desired by Mussolini. On June 10, 1940, Italy declared war on France and began a massive mobilization on the borders. On June 21, an air and ground attack kept the brave soldiers stationed at the fort, led by Lieutenant Desserteaux, busy for 4 days. The fort was occupied by Italian troops, then German ones, and liberated after fierce fighting in April 1945. Today, in ruins, it is located directly on the slopes of the Piccolo San Bernardo International ski area that connects the resorts of La Thuile in the Aosta Valley and La Rosière in Haute-Savoie.

Beautiful lake easy to reach (also possible with strollers - you have to push a bit)

From this viewpoint the view is nothing short of majestic. A break is a must!