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An exotic and extraordinary journey

Refuge named after the great mountaineer, worth a visit and a stop! Getting there is not difficult and the view of the Bianco and the Jorasses is truly magnificent!

Very simple and relaxing route through the woods to this splendid lake. If you want to visit it in peace, avoid midday hours, especially in summer

Lake Arpy is located at 2,066 meters above sea level. It is located in a splendid valley and enclosed between Mount Charvel and Becca Pouegnenta to the left of Mount Colmet. The lake has shades of color ranging from brown to light blue to green. In its waters there are trout and a rare species of amphibian, the Alpine newt.

The first waterfall is the easiest to reach and is located about 20 minutes from the start. Although it is the easiest to reach, you need to be careful because, being wet, you could slip, so remember suitable shoes and be careful.

The three Rutor waterfalls are part of the country's history and are shrouded in myths and legends. Daughters of the lakes fed by the Rutor glacier, the wonderful waterfalls that can be visited in summer are three impetuous waterfalls that throw themselves into gorges and precipices, carving out the rock with all the power of the melting water. Starting from the hamlet of La Joux at 1,603 meters above sea level and located just three kilometers from the town of La Thuile, you can reach the first of the three with a beautiful path up to the third waterfall which is located at 1,996 metres. The first observation point is found shortly after passing the farmhouses of La Joux, along a mule track that passes through coniferous woods. The first waterfall is surprising: the emotion of the rainbow and the force of the water arouse incredible sensations.

Rifugio Giorgio Bertone: Perched on the slopes of Mont de la Saxe, Rifugio Giorgio Bertone is a mountain refuge that beckons weary trekkers along the Tour du Mont Blanc. This haven, named after the famed Italian mountaineer Giorgio Bertone, offers more than shelter; it's a gateway to the majesty of the Italian Alps. Approaching Rifugio Giorgio Bertone is a journey through alpine landscapes. As you ascend, the refuge reveals itself against the backdrop of rugged peaks and sweeping valleys. The wooden exterior exudes warmth, blending seamlessly with the natural surroundings, while the terrace provides a front-row seat to the spectacle of the Mont Blanc massif.