쿼트 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

아오스타에서 몇 분 거리에 있는 계곡 바닥 접근 지점으로, 도라 발테아 강과 부티에르 개울이 합류하는 곳 근처에 있습니다. 이곳에서 주변 경사면으로 가는 여러 오르막길이 시작됩니다.

At this point, there's a covered rest area ideal for those pedaling these trails, complete with an e-bike charging station and a tire pump. From the rest area, you can enjoy a spectacular view of the valley floor, perfect for a relaxing break during your hike or bike ride.

The Gorza mountain pasture and lake are an ideal destination for those seeking a scenic walk immersed in nature. The mountain pasture offers vast pastures and splendid views of the surrounding mountains, while the nearby alpine lake offers a quiet haven perfect for a relaxing break.

From this point, a magnificent view opens up of Becca Salé, Monte Emilius, and Becca Nona, which stand side by side, from left to right. The toponymy, with its ancient roots, is also striking: becca in Aosta Valley dialect simply means summit, while Salé derives from the French salée (“salty”) or, according to local interpretations, from the light, arid color of the summit rocks. Monte Emilius likely recalls the gens Aemilia, a Roman family with possessions on the lower slopes of the mountain in Roman times. Finally, Becca Nona refers to the canonical ninth hour (around 3:00 PM): observed from Aosta, the summit traditionally indicates the position of the sun at that hour, serving as a veritable natural clock for the inhabitants of the valley floor.

Blessed Emeric of Quart was a 12th-century Aosta Valley nobleman who chose a life of renunciation and prayer, retreating as a hermit in the woods above the present-day village of Quart. According to tradition, he lived in extreme poverty in a cave or natural shelter on the very site where the Oratory dedicated to him now stands. He was known among the population for his austerity and for the help he offered to travelers and local farmers. After his death around 1140, his retreat became a place of popular devotion, giving rise to the small oratory that preserves his memory.

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Beautiful view of the Matterhorn and its valley