그레소니-라-트리니테 최고의 러닝 경로

end of the valley's asphalt road

Good place to stop and fill your water bottles

A welcoming Walser refuge located in the historic village of Gròssò Albezò, with stone and wood buildings dating back to the 17th century. Renovated in 1992, it offers 20–24 beds in shared rooms for six and double rooms, with modern bathrooms in the adjacent stadel. Easy access via a trail (trail signpost no. 6 or "W"), about 1 hour from Chemonal (1,407 m) through larch forests and pastures, also ideal for families. Perfect as a stopover on the AV1 (between Gressoney and Vieux Crest) or as a base for hikes to Testa Grigia (3,315 m).

A welcoming Walser refuge located in the historic village of Gròssò Albezò, with stone and wood buildings dating back to the 17th century. Renovated in 1992, it offers 20–24 beds in shared rooms for six and double rooms, with modern bathrooms in the adjacent stadel. Accessible via an easy trail (trail signpost no. 6 or "W"), about 1 hour from Chemonal (1,407 m) through larch forests and pastures, also ideal for families. Perfect as a stopover on the AV1 (between Gressoney and Vieux Crest) or as a base for hikes to Testa Grigia (3,315 m).

splendid panoramic views and beautiful examples of rascard, typical homes of the Walser people

Great views down onto the valley floor

Lovely spot for a coffee (or beer!).

This pass connects the Ayas valley to the Gressoney valley, offering a magical view. From here it is possible to reach the Pinter lakes, the Testa Grigia peak and the Lateltin bivouac, but these paths are all rocky and technical. However, there is a trail that crosses the pass from northwest to southeast, where it is possible to run. Keep in mind though that the slope is considerable on both sides.