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A typical Aosta Valley village nestled in the mountains, a crossroads for Colle San Carlo, the Piccolo San Bernardo, and Pré-Saint-Didier. A little trivia: it was here that, at the end of the Second World War, a partisan brigade and a small republican brigade, putting aside all hatred, jointly opposed De Gaulle's attempt to annex the Aosta Valley to France.

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My video of the Courmayeur Col de la Seigne and Col des Chavannes loop: https://youtu.be/W30tTDxSXjM

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Steep and rugged climb. On the way back, follow the ski slope to the left. The descent is steep, but on soft, level terrain.

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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

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From Maison Berton we head to Entrèves. This position – between the Rutor and Dora di Verney streams – has given the hamlet its name. In fact, Entrèves means “between the waters”. Saint Barbara is the patron saint of the neo-Gothic chapel in this hamlet. The Saint was venerated by the inhabitants who attributed to her the merit of having spared the village the disastrous fire of 1794, which instead involved and destroyed the other centers. The current construction dates back to about a hundred years later (1876). The statue of the Saint is placed on the wooden altar together with Saint Joseph, as it is depicted on one of the five canvases that surround the altar itself. Noteworthy is the painting by Vauterin with the martyrdom of Saint Erasmus. The sculptural Pietà from the 18th century, which is located in the sacristy of the parish church, also comes from the Entrèves chapel. This beautiful chapel underwent a major restoration in 2011 by the Alpine group of La Thuile.

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Wonderful view from the pass. The downhill is quite steep at the beginning.

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A marvel.

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The Col des Chavannes (Italy Alti.2603m) offers one of the most beautiful panoramas of the Mont Blanc massif: accessible to all because not very technical

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In summer by cable car Ticket prices: https://www.courmayeur-montblanc.com/en/skipass-rates/rates-summer/ Summer card: https://www.courmayeur-montblanc.com/app/uploads/2023/07/Bozza-Cartina-Estate-07.2022.jpg

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La Thuile is one of the largest municipalities in the Aosta Valley; it is located in Valdigne, an area whose name derives from "Vallis Digna" which describes a valley worthy of being colonized for its magnificent exposure at the foot of Mont Blanc but above all worthy of the highest consideration because it was the main connection route with Narbonensis Gaul. At 1450 meters above sea level La Thuile is a mountain village with just over 800 inhabitants (less than seven per square kilometre) which become many more thanks to its strong tourist vocation: in winter it is an international ski resort with slopes reaching the Little Saint Bernard Pass and La Rosiére and in summer it is a place for nature walks, bike excursions and outdoor activities. You can admire the Rutor Glacier (the third largest in the Aosta Valley) with the Rutorine waterfalls with 3 rock falls, discover the mining past linked to the extraction of silver first and then anthracite, find old seventeenth-century entrenchments or admire glimpses of the Mont Blanc massif. In the midst of so much nature, the traditions of a mountain culture rich in values also stand out: food and wine, craftsmanship (The Maison Musée Berton - maisonberton.it - is the ideal place to discover it through a private collection in a private villa now transformed into a house museum) , local products such as Fontina - fontina-dop.it -.

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There is a legend that hovers around the Rutor glacier which tells that the place now occupied by the glacier was once a large green meadow where the cows of a rich farmer grazed. One day God wanted to test his goodness and sent him a beggar to ask for some milk to feed his family. The rich farmer, instead of giving him some of his milk, mocked the beggar and, out of insult, ordered his workers to pour the buckets of fresh milk on the lawn. The beggar reacted by casting a curse on him that made it snow for days on end. Accompanying the snow was also a very cold wind which caused the green pastures to turn into ice. Thus the Rutor glacier was born.

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There is a legend that hovers around the Rutor glacier which tells that the place now occupied by the glacier was once a large green meadow where the cows of a rich farmer grazed. One day God wanted to test his goodness and sent him a beggar to ask for some milk to feed his family. The rich farmer, instead of giving him some of his milk, mocked the beggar and, out of insult, ordered his workers to pour the buckets of fresh milk on the lawn. The beggar reacted by casting a curse on him that made it snow for days on end. Accompanying the snow was also a very cold wind which caused the green pastures to turn into ice. Thus the Rutor glacier was born.

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After a long climb, you reach the Plan de la Lière basin, a large green and marshy space where the large Lac du Glacier is located, we are at an altitude of 2,145 metres. From here you continue following the hairpin path that goes up the slope. In this part of the climb the path climbs steeply and in steps until it reaches the Deffeyes Refuge.

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With a surface area of over 8 square kilometres. The Rutor glacier is one of the largest glaciers in the Aosta Valley. Interesting field of study for glaciologists who have found traces of peat bog on the slopes of the current expanse, evidence that around 9,500 years ago the glacier retreated to make room for a pond rich in aquatic vegetation. The mountaineering climb to Rutor with the mountain guide, very interesting from a landscape point of view, is not technically difficult and therefore also suitable for novice mountaineers. However, there is no shortage of dangers due to exposed passages on the moraine and the presence of numerous crevasses on the glacier. Always inform yourself before leaving!

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Lake Tormotta is located in the moraine area between Col d'Arguerey and Mount Miravidi and enjoys an excellent view of the Mont Blanc chain. Near Lake Tormotta you can also admire other smaller alpine lakes.

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On this link you will find all the information on the Deffeyes Refuge http://www.rifugiodeffeyes.it/

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The Alberto Deffeyes refuge is a refuge located in the municipality of La Thuile (AO), in the La Thuile valley, in the Graian Alps, at 2,500 meters above sea level. It was built in 1953 and dedicated to Albert Deffeyes. It is located at the foot of the Testa del Rutor peak and the Rutor glacier in a basin particularly rich in alpine lakes. It is a stopping point of the Alta Via della Valle d'Aosta n. 2. It also offers the possibility of climbing almost overlooking the adjacent lake with various routes from grade 5c to 7a. For info: http://www.rifugiodeffeyes.it

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La Thuile La Thuile is one of the largest municipalities in the Aosta Valley; it is located in Valdigne, an area whose name derives from "Vallis Digna" which describes a valley worthy of being colonized for its magnificent exposure at the foot of Mont Blanc but above all worthy of the highest consideration because it was the main connection route with Narbonensis Gaul. At 1450 meters above sea level La Thuile is a mountain village with just over 800 inhabitants (less than seven per square kilometre) which become many more thanks to its strong tourist vocation: in winter it is an international ski resort with slopes reaching the Little Saint Bernard Pass and La Rosiére and in summer it is a place for nature walks, bike excursions and outdoor activities. You can admire the Rutor Glacier (the third largest in the Aosta Valley) with the Rutorine waterfalls with 3 rock falls, discover the mining past linked to the extraction of silver first and then anthracite, find old seventeenth-century entrenchments or admire glimpses of the Mont Blanc massif. In the midst of so much nature, the traditions of a mountain culture rich in values also stand out: food and wine, craftsmanship (The Maison Musée Berton - https://www.maisonberton.it/ - is the ideal place to discover it through a private collection in a villa private today transformed into a museum house), local products such as Fontina - https://www.fontina-dop.it/ -.

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Lake Verney is the largest natural alpine lake in the Aosta Valley. Of glacial origin, it is located at 2,088 m above sea level, between the Bec des Rousses, the promontory of the Piccolo San Bernardo, and Mount Chaz Dura. The shores of the lake are colonized by hygrophilous vegetation that includes prized botanical varieties such as eriophilous grasses, sedges and rushes as well as sphagnum, a typical species of peat bogs. On the sides, the work of nature has left morainic deposits rich in springs, a perfect habitat for primroses and saxifrages. In a distant time, over 2,000 years ago, the Salassi people considered these waters sacred: they were used to bless the fields, unions and children, to propitiate a fruitful summer or a benevolent winter. When the Salassi leaders returned victorious from a battle, they offered the swords of their fallen adversaries to Graio, the god of war and rocks, as a sign of thanks. Today, Lake Verney is a favorite destination for many tourists as well as a fishing reserve. You can walk around its entire perimeter with a comfortable walk of about 45 minutes and by climbing further you can reach the Upper Lake Verney in about half an hour.

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Approaching Rifugio Maison Vieille is like stepping into a postcard of alpine beauty. Surrounded by the rugged grandeur of the mountains, the refuge stands as a rustic retreat with its stone walls and wooden charm. The air is crisp, scented with the fragrance of mountain flora, as you ascend towards this alpine oasis.