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Alpe Ponteille, in the heart of the Mont Avic Natural Park, lies in a wide glacial basin among high-altitude pastures surrounded by spectacular serpentine rock formations and mountain pine forests. Don't miss the magnificent Ponteille waterfall, where the Chalamy stream makes a spectacular leap.

Very panoramic hill, reachable only with bike on your shoulder

Beautiful refuge located on the Alta Via 1 and Tour du Gand Combin route, easily accessible in the summer

Be careful, it's a very dry mountain with few water sources. However, you can get clear, clean mountain water here. Highly recommended!

The Ru Neuf canal originates from the Artanavaz stream at around 1250 m and was built in 1327 with the aim of irrigating the fields of the arid Aosta hill. Even today, various sections of the canal maintain their medieval character, continuing to perform the function of taking water from the stream and transporting it to the Aosta hill. The path begins at the former colony at Plan d'Avie in the municipality of Aosta, located about 8 kilometers from the center of the capital, and continues northwards to the Echevennoz hamlet of Etroubles.

The Letey-Champillon refuge enjoys a panoramic position over the Ollomont valley and the lower Valpelline. This refuge is dedicated to Adolphe Letey, mayor of Doues, who strongly believed in tourism and the potential of this area. Most of the people who pass through here come from or are going towards the Col de Champillon. The terrain is not technical, but is quite steep in some sections. The climb to the top of Mount Chenaille is not far from the refuge, but it is very technical and demanding, so it is not suitable for running.

Silence, only the sound of the wind and the stream... simply magical

The Col de Champillon, located at an altitude of 2,709 meters, offers a breathtaking panoramic view. From the top of the pass it is possible to admire many legendary peaks, such as Mont Blanc, the southern face of the Grand Combin and, to the south, the Gran Paradiso massif. The terrain gets steep in some sections on both sides, but the trail is easy and non-technical, so you can definitely sprint on the way down.