Trails by mountain
16 documented trails in the Gran Paradiso massif massif: difficulty T–EE, elevation gain 0–1755 m.
16 · 2.9–16.7 km · +0–1755 m
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Valle del Gran San Bernardo
Over Col Champillon (2709 m) with panoramic views from Mont Blanc to Gran Paradiso, followed by a long descent to Saint-Rhémy-en-Bosses in the historic upper Grand Saint-Bernard valley.
Val di Cogne
Climb from Cogne centre to Rifugio Sogno di Berdzé at Péradzà.
Valgrisenche
Descent from Col Fenêtre to Val di Rhêmes and Rhêmes-Notre-Dame.
Val di Rhêmes
Iconic AV2 stage: Col Entrelor, Lake Djouan and descent to Eaux-Rousses.
Valsavarenche
Highest stage on VdA High Routes: Col du Loson (3296 m) and Rifugio Vittorio Sella.
Val di Cogne
Scenic descent from Vittorio Sella to Cogne via Valnontey.
Val di Cogne
From the heart of Gran Paradiso National Park to an alpine lake surrounded by ibex. A classic.
Val di Cogne
A gentle prologue across the Sant’Orso meadow.
Val di Cogne
The royal hunting mule track to the Sella hut, kingdom of the ibex.
Val di Cogne — Valsavarenche
The Col Lauson, the hiking “roof” of the Park.
Valsavarenche
Up the wild Valsavarenche to Pont.
Valsavarenche — Valle Orco (Piemonte)
The Nivolet plateau, lakes and peat bogs to the Piedmont border.
Valle Orco (Piemonte) — Val di Rhêmes
The Col Rosset, returning to the Aosta Valley by the Nivolet’s high gate.
Val di Rhêmes — Valsavarenche
The Col Entrelor and the Djouan lakes, on the trail of chamois and bearded vultures.
Valsavarenche — Val di Cogne
The Col Lauson in reverse, the great Levionaz climb.
Val di Cogne
The final descent to Valnontey and the return to Cogne.