발투르넨체‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산길

Spectacular view of Lake Cignana and the 3000m crown that surrounds it.

A great spot to pause before the climb intensifies.

Is there room to pitch tents to sleep?

Col du Salvé, at 2,569 meters above sea level, is a pass that offers a wide and suggestive panorama among the mountains of the Saint-Barthélemy Valley. The path that leads to this point passes through woods and pastures, offering a pleasant route immersed in nature. From the hill you can admire the surrounding peaks and continue towards hidden corners such as the Rifugio Oratorio di Cuney or the Lago dell’Eremita, for those who want to prolong the experience among silence and authentic landscapes. A perfect place for those who love to walk slowly and enjoy every breath of the mountains.

Col des Fontaines, at 2,695 meters above sea level, is an Alpine pass that enchants with its spectacular views between Val d’Ayas and Valtournenche. The path to reach it winds through pastures and larch forests, offering glimpses of uncontaminated nature and an atmosphere of great tranquility. It is the ideal starting point for exploring the nearby peaks or simply for enjoying a moment of peace immersed in the majestic mountains of the Aosta Valley.

Col des Fontaines, at 2,695 meters above sea level, is an Alpine pass that enchants with its spectacular views between Val d’Ayas and Valtournenche. The path to reach it winds through pastures and larch forests, offering glimpses of uncontaminated nature and an atmosphere of great tranquility. It is the ideal starting point for exploring the nearby peaks or simply for enjoying a moment of peace immersed in the majestic mountains of the Aosta Valley.

The Teodulo Pass is a high mountain pass that crosses the eastern Pennine Alps, connecting Zermatt in the Swiss canton of Valais and Breuil-Cervinia in the Italian region of Valle d'Aosta. It is the lowest and easiest pass between the Zermatt and Valtournenche valleys. Right next to the pass, there is the Teodulo refuge, at 3,317 meters above sea level. From here you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Matterhorn and the suggestive Grandes Murailles chain. A relatively easy peak to reach from here is the Theodulehorn, at 3,472 metres.

From Cignana's window the gaze embraces a vast panorama: from the artificial basin below to the peaks that surround it, up to the Monte Rosa glacier. From this point three paths branch off towards different destinations. The path that leads to Mount Pancherot, directly to the south, is the shortest but also the most technical. Running up to Lake Cignana is pleasant and easy. Alternatively, you can take routes that lead to more distant destinations.