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8 Valle di Gressoney Valle d’Ayas 14 Saint-Vincent · Col de Joux 16 Breuil-Cervinia Valtournenche 22 Nus · Saint-Barthélemy · Verrayes 24 Valpelline Valle del Gran San Bernardo 28 Courmayeur wherever you are. Monte Bianco 32 La Thuile Überall. Piccolo San Bernardo 34 Valgrisenche Arvier · Planaval 36 Valle di Rhêmes 38 Valsavarenche 40 Valle di Cogne 42 Aosta, Pila e la media Valle 46 Valle di Champorcher 48 Symbols Piktogramme 100 % snow Schnee pur In the Aosta Valley it’s quite natural for you to spend your vacation skiing: 753 Ein Skiurlaub im Aosta Tal ist Schnee pur: SKIPASS 753 km Abfahrtspisten mit topmodernen Valle d’Aosta kilometres of slopes with highly efficient Liftanlagen und hochleistungsfähigen und Vallée d’Aoste ski installations and systems of programmierten Kunstschneesystem stehen • Valid in all the ski areas programmed snow, allow you to zu Ihrer Verfügung und bieten ein ständig discover new sights at every turn. wechselndem Panoramablick. of the Aosta Valley Genießen Sie die Natur auf Langlaufski oder • Gültig für alle Skigebiete Plunging into nature when cross-country lieben Sie es etwas waghalsiger auf dem des Aosta Tales skiing or making spectacular jumps with Snowboard? Testen Sie das Gefühl, auf you snowboard is a pleasure you can’t Hochgebirgstouren durch frischen Schnee www.skivallee.it miss. Try what it feels like to ski in zu pflügen. Das Aosta Tal bietet Ihnen ein mail: [email protected] komplettes Wintersportangebot. fresh snow mountainering skiing. Tél: 0165 238871 In the Aosta Valley you experience info Fax: 0165 32556 the snow to the full! Experience the evenings in the mountains: a dinner with typical local products, cooked with loving care according to ancient recipes in the warm chalet atmosphere. Fontina cheese, honey, lard, black wholemeal bread and DOC wines are still today produced with the passion of the past. And after dinner, under a starry sky you might see the spectacular ski teachers’ torchlight descent, or you might take part in the sweeping “Veilla” (the eve) of the thousand year old St. Orso Fair. The fair is not to be missed if you want to get into the spirit of the mountains and discover its typical crafts. Warm alpine atmospheres Alpine Gemütlichkeit es hinaus in die sternklare Nacht Gemütliche Winterabende in alpiner … zum spektakulären Fackelzug Landschaft: ein Abendessen, der Skilehrer oder der „Veilla“, liebevoll nach antiken Rezepten Vorabend des antiken, dem aus typischen Zutaten zubereitet in heiligen Orso geweihten Festes der warmen Atmosphäre in einem „Fiera di Sant‘Orso“. Sie sollten es heimeligen Chalet. Fontina Käse, nicht verpassen, denn hier tauchen Honig, Speck, dunkles Brot und Sie ein in den alpinen Geist DOC Weine – es sind stets die und haben die Möglichkeit, das gleichen schmackhaften Zutaten. typische Handwerk zu entdecken. Und nach dem Abendessen geht www.maestridisci.com Enjoy yourself with 1500 ski instructors Here are the ski instructors: you can Hier sind unseren 1500 Skilehrer! easily recognize them thanks to their Sie werden sie einfach erkennen dank ihrem roten mit weißen Streichen Anorak. Sie werden red ski suit with white bands. You will mit ihnen alle Skitechniken in Sicherheit und have a lot of fun learning all the skiing Spaß lernen! techniques in security! Alle Auskünfte über die Skilehrerschulen sind All the necessary ski school information zur Verfügung auf den einzigen Skizentrenseiten. is available on each ski resort’s page. The Monterosa ski area spreads over 180 kilometres with 64 ski trails SCUOLA DI SCI ANTAGNOD SCUOLA DI SCI FONDO GRESSONEY SCUOLA DI SCI Fraz. Antagnod - Route Loc. Lago Gover - 11025 Gressoney-Saint-Jean GRESSONEY-SAINT-JEAN 8 and 34 lifts. Without ever taking off your skis (and with the same ticket) Tchavagnod, 6 - 11020 Ayas T · 347 5480471 Segretaria • fax · 178 2258414 Fraz. Bieltschocke you can go from the Ayas Valley to that of Gressoney and up to Alagna T · 0125 306641 • fax · 0125 306641 www.scuolascigressoney.it 11025 Gressoney-Saint-Jean [email protected] T · 0125 355291 - 355313 3 1 Valsesia in Piedmont. SCUOLA DI SCI 4 2 fax · 0125 355291 SCUOLA DI SCI CHAMPOLUC GRESSONEY MONTE ROSA Aosta 5 Das Skigebiet Monterosa Ski umfasst ca. 180 km mit 64 Skipisten, die www.scuolascigressoney.it Sie über 34 Skilifts erreichen. Ohne die Ski abzuschnallen (und mit dem Fraz. Champoluc - Route Ramey, 67 - 11020 Ayas Loc. Staffal, 1 - 11020 Gressoney-La-Trinite [email protected] T · 0125 307194 - 307294 • fax · 0125 307194 T · 0125 366015 - 366265 gleichen Skipass), gelangen Sie vom Ayas zum Gressoney Tal und bis www.scuolascichampoluc.com fax · 0125 366714 nach Alagna Valsesia in Piemonte. [email protected] [email protected] CastoreCastore LyskammLyskammLyskamm or. or.or. Castore LyskammLyskammLyskamm occ. occ.occ. 4527 m4527 m Punta GnifettiPuntaPunta GnifettiGnifetti 4228 m42284228 mm 4480 m4480 m 4527 m 4559 m4559 m BreithornBreithornBreithorn PollucePollucePolluce 4480 m 4559 m 4141 m41414141 mm 4092 m40924092 mm MARGHERITAMARGHERITA MassiccioMassiccio del Monte del MonteRosa Rosa GUIDE GUIDEGUIDE VAL D’AYASVAL D’AYAS GNIFETTIGNIFETTIGNIFETTI VAL D’AYASQUINTINO QUINTINOQUINTINO SELLA SELLASELLA Valle di Gressoney MEZZALAMAMEZZALAMA CITTÀ DICITTÀCITTÀ MANTOVA DIDI MANTOVAMANTOVA Colle diColleColle didi BettaforcaBettaforcaBettaforca Passo SalatiPassoPasso SalatiSalati Valle d’Ayas 2704 m27042704 mm 2970 m29702970 mm F FF St-JaquesSt-JaquesSt-Jaques D DD B B AlagnaB Alagna CASALE CASALECASALE Alagna I II S. AnnaS. AnnaA AA S. Anna C C GABIET GABIETGABIET E EE C 1 Gressoney-La-Trinité G GG Stafal StafalStafal 1637 m 313 abitanti Frachey Frachey F F 38 3 1 3 # FracheyI II F H H L LL H 1659 490 10 11 H Aosta 87 km ✆ +39 0125.366143 Punta Punta E E Punta JolandaE JolandaJolanda H HH 2 Gressoney-Saint-Jean GRESSONEY-GRESSONEY- CHAMPOLUCCHAMPOLUC G G GRESSONEY- 1385 m 816 abitanti G LA-TRINITÉ1 LA-TRINITÉ # D DD LA-TRINITÉ H Aosta 80 km M M C CC ✆ +39 0125.355185 B BB VIEUX CRESTVIEUX CREST A A VIEUX CREST A 4 3 Gaby ALPENZUALPENZUALPENZU 1045 m # 483 abitanti H Aosta 69 km GRESSONEY-GRESSONEY- SAINT-JEANSAINT-JEAN 2 ✆ +39 0125.355185 ANTAGNODANTAGNOD +39 0125.345994 B BB Half PipeHalfHalf PipePipe 4 [Champoluc · Antagnod] Ayas A AA 1564 m # 1270 abitanti H Aosta 64 km ✆ +39 0125.307113 VERRÈSVERRÈSVERRÈS PONT-SPONPONAINT-MARTT-ST-SAINT-MARTIN IIN 5 Brusson 1338 m # 899 abitanti H Aosta 55 km BOUDINBOUDIN BETTAFORCABETTAFORCA STAFAL-S.STAFAL-S. ANNA ANNA GABIET-LAGOGABIET-LAGO WEISSMATTENWEISSMATTEN A A BOUDIN F FF BETTAFORCA A A STAFAL-S. ANNA G G GABIET-LAGOA A WEISSMATTEN 180 KM180180 47 KMKM + 123 4747 + ++ 10 123123 ++ 1010 ✆ +39 0125.300240 B BBABY SNOWBABY PARK SNOW PARKG GOSTAFA OSTAFAIII III B BGABIET-PASSO GABIET-PASSO DEI SALATI DEI SALATIH HBEDEMIE-SEEHORN BEDEMIE-SEEHORNB BRONKEN RONKEN B BABY SNOW PARK G OSTAFA III B GABIET-PASSO DEI SALATI H BEDEMIE-SEEHORN B RONKEN AYAS · 2AYASAYAS · 3 · · · 5 22 · · · 7,5 33 ·· 5·5 ·· 7,57,5 ·· ANTAGNODANTAGNODANTAGNOD 1 E TAPIS 11 EE TAPISTAPIS 3,5 · 0,2503,5 ·· 0,2503,150 ·· 3,1502 KM · 2 KM OSTAFA-SAREZZAOSTAFA-SAREZZA STAFAL-GABIETSTAFAL-GABIET T. ROULANTT. ROULANT STAFAL STAFAL 3,5 · 0,250 · 3,150 · 2 KM ROULANTROULANTROULANT ANTAGNOD ANTAGNODANTAGNOD 2 H 22 H OSTAFA-SAREZZA C CC STAFAL-GABIET I II T. ROULANT STAFAL GRESSONEY-ST-JEANGRESSONEY-ST-JEAN · 22 · 22 GRESSONEY-ST-JEAN · 22 (3 · 4,5 (3· 7,5 · 4,5 · 3,7 · 7,5 · 2,7 · 3,7 · 2,2) · 2,7 KM · 2,2) KM C CCPIAN PERAPIANPIAN PERAPERA I FRACHEY-ALPEI FRACHEY-ALPEFRACHEY-ALPE CIARCERIO CIARCERIOCIARCERIO D DSANT’ANNA-C. SANT’ANNA-C.SANT’ANNA-C. BETTAFORCA BETTAFORCABETTAFORCA (3 · 4,5 · 7,5 · 3,7 · 2,7 · 2,2) KM I GRESSONEY-LA-TRINITÉGRESSONEY-LA-TRINITÉGRESSONEY-LA-TRINITÉ · 2,7 ·· 2,72,7 2 · 3,5 KM2 · 3,5 KM D DCHAMPOLUC-CREST CHAMPOLUC-CRESTCHAMPOLUC-CRESTL LLCIARCERIO- CIARCERIO-CIARCERIO-BELVEDEREBELVEDEREBELVEDERE E EEPUNTA JOLANDAPUNTAPUNTA JOLANDAJOLANDA 2 · 3,5 KM E EEALPE MANDRIAALPEALPE MANDRIAMANDRIAM MT. ROULANTT.T. ROULANTROULANT FONTANEY FONTANEYFONTANEY 1-2 1-21-2 F FORSIA-BEDEMIEF ORSIA-BEDEMIEORSIA-BEDEMIE Lyskamm or. 10 4527 m GRESSONEY -LA -TRINITÉ GRESSONEY -SAINT -JEAN GABY 1 At Gressoney-La-Trinitè, 2 In Gressoney-Saint Jean 3 1040 metres altitude: a lifts reach 2971 metres the downhill runs give typical Alpine village. altitude at the Passo dei you emotions close to ski Tourists have been attracted Salati, on the border racing standards, especially by its being in the vicinity GRESSONEY with Piedmont. There is that of Weismatten where of the Monterosa Ski Area thrilling off-piste and ski great athletes have raced. and by the presence of a mountaineering up Mount You must also have a try at cross-country ski loop and 3 Rosa, up to the 4559 metres the 25 kilometre long cross- the recently built sports GABY of Punta Gnifetti and Regina country Monterosalauf trail palace. Gaby has an ancient Margherita hut, the highest winding through the woods craft tradition: that of mountain refuge in Europe. with beautiful views of the making “sock” (slippers) From Stafal you can take a glaziers. helicopter ride to Colle del Lys, 4252 metres, and from there descend to Zermatt. GRESSONEY -LA -TRINITÉ GRESSONEY -SAINT -JEAN GABY 1 Die Anlagen in 2 Gressoney- 3 Der in 1040 m Höhe Gressoney-La- Saint-Jean ist der gelegene Ort bietet Trinité bringen Sie bis Ausgangspunkt zahlreicher eine typische alpine auf 2971 m Höhe zum herausfordernder Pisten Ortschaft, ganz in der ISSIME Passo dei Salati an der wie zum Beispiel die Nähe des Skigebiets Grenze zu Piemont. „Weismatten“, auf der „Monte Rosa Ski“. Eine Begeisternde Abfahrten, auch zahlreiche berühmte schöne Langlaufloipe und auch außerhalb der Skiasse ihr Können ein kürzlich gebauter Pisten und Skiausflüge in beweisen konnten. „Sportpalast“ runden das PONT-ST-MARTIN das Rosa Massiv bis auf Empfehlenswert auch die touristische Angebot ab.
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    CHÂTEAUX DE LA VALLÉE D AOSTE A journey through’ history, art and nature The castles From the twelfth century, the local of the lords constructed fortified buildings for defensive purposes, such as the castles Aosta Valley: of Graines, Châtel-Argent and Cly, which perfectly exemplify the oldest style a thrilling journey of castle architecture. through time However, from the fourteenth century onwards, the architectural features serving to defensive purposes were superseded by monolithic structures, such as those of the castles of Ussel and Verrès, which were then gradually embellished with decorative features, as can be observed at the famous A significant and rich cultural heritage Fénis Castle among others. made up of castles, strongholds The stylistic evolution of the fortressin and historic buildings welcomes to a fine manor house is evident in the those visiting the Aosta Valley castles of Aymavilles and Issogne, whereas or travelling through. the abodes of Sarre and Savoy Castle of Indeed, the many castles scattered Gressoney-Saint-Jean are testimonies to along the region’s central valley the presence of the Savoy dynasty in the are of outstanding Aosta Valley and the artistic taste in vogue beauty and cultural interest. in that court. Built in strategic places to defend ancient lands, these castles In the summer, the magic of this places with their variety of styles is even greater as the castles become and architectural features are spectacular scenery for emotionally a valuable testimony to the history charged musical events. Guests are treated of the Aosta Valley. to refined and exclusive evenings as the events feature artists of national and international caliber.
  • Trip Factsheet: Off Piste Adventure Gressoney Gressoney One of The

    Trip Factsheet: Off Piste Adventure Gressoney Gressoney One of The

    Trip Factsheet: Off Piste Adventure Gressoney Gressoney One of the classic Italian villages in the Monte Rosa ski region, this pretty village situated at 1637m offers excellent access into the ski area. The ski area links Gressoney with Alagna and Champoluc and in total there are about 200km of pisted terrain. The off-piste options include everything from wide open powder fields, perfect for mastering your technique, to excellent treeskiing and steep, narrow couloirs. Add in the vertical drop of around 2000m from the top lift and the fact that during the week the slopes are often deserted and you’ll understand why this is one of our favourite ski areas. The hospitality and food in the region is typically Italian and you will enjoy plenty of fantastic local food and wine during your stay. Objectives of the trip To improve your off-piste skiing and your confidence by providing first class guiding from our pro Mountain Guides. To explore the best off piste skiing Gressoney has to offer. To provide practical mountain awareness training on the risks and hazards of backcountry skiing. Our top reasons to visit Gressoney Extensive off-piste terrain and a reputation for great freeriding Gressoney, together with Champoluc and Alagna make up the Monterosa ski area, the largest in Italy Charming Italian ambience One of the best heliskiing resorts in the Alps Minimal touristic development area means the slopes are often deserted especially during the week Easy access from Turin Airport make it a viable weekend or short break destination Travel to and from Gressoney You want to arrange to arrive in Gressoney by late afternoon on the first day.
  • Determining the Drivers for Snow Gliding

    Determining the Drivers for Snow Gliding

    Determining the drivers for snow gliding Reinhard Fromm1, Sonja Baumgärtner2, Georg Leitinger2, Erich Tasser3, Peter Höller1 1Federal Research and Training Centre for Forests, Natural Hazards and Landscape – BFW, Department of Natural Hazards, Innsbruck, 6020, Austria 5 2Institute2Department of Ecology, University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, 6020, Austria 3Institute for Alpine Environment, Eurac research, Bozen, 39100, Italy Correspondence to: Reinhard Fromm ([email protected]) 10 Abstract. Snow gliding is a key factor for snow glide avalanche formation and soil erosion. This study considers atmospheric and snow variables, vegetation characteristics, and soil properties, and determines their relevance for snow gliding at a test site (Wildkogel, Upper Pinzgau, Austria) during winter 2014/15. The time-dependent data were collected at a high temporal resolution. In addition to conventional sensors a ‘snow melt analyzer’ was used. The analysis shows that the soil temperature 10 cm below the surface, the phytomass of mosses, the liquid water content in 15 the snowpack, and the static friction coefficient of the glide shoes had significant influence on snow gliding during the whole winter. In the first period (October to January) the soil moisture at the surface and 1.5cm below the surface and the length of the slope uphill the glide shoes affected the snow gliding, too. In the second period (February to May) the soil temperature at the surface, the soil moisture 10cm below the surface, and the slope angle had additional influence on snow gliding. The role of the vegetation in the snow glide process is determined by the influence on the static friction coefficient caused by 20 its composition and characteristics and that moss-rich and short-stemmed canopies seem to be more interconnected with the snowpack.
  • EGU2018-4918, 2018 EGU General Assembly 2018 © Author(S) 2018

    EGU2018-4918, 2018 EGU General Assembly 2018 © Author(S) 2018

    Geophysical Research Abstracts Vol. 20, EGU2018-4918, 2018 EGU General Assembly 2018 © Author(s) 2018. CC Attribution 4.0 license. Glacial Outburst flood risk assessment on the Chérillon Glacier (Valtournenche, Aosta Valley, Italy) Fabrizio Troilo (1), Elena Motta (1), Diego Franco (2), Alberto Godio (2), and Valerio Segor (3) (1) Safe Mountain Foundation, Glaciers and Permafrost Office, Italy ([email protected]), (2) DIATI, Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy, (3) Struttura assetto idrogeologico dei bacini montani, Regione Autonoma Valle d’Aosta An anomaly in the regular hydrology of the Chérillon Glacier (Aosta Valley –Italy) was reported to local authorities on the 24th of July 2017, describing the sudden disappearing of a glacial stream on the 23rd of July 2017. Investigation about the phenomena was needed to detect individuate the water retention inside or under the glacier that originated the glacial stream (Torrente Fossu), now dried. An eventual sudden increase in water run-off would flow, via the Torrente Fossu, through the densely populated area of Breuil-Cervinia: a first field survey was immediately carried out in order to observe in-situ conditions and eventual morphological evidences. No surface evidence of glacial collapse or water pocket formation was reported, but further investigations had to be planned to assess the presence of water pockets beneath the glacier surface. A first field survey was performed by collecting Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) data along several profiles that covered all the North-East part of the glacier; this is the part of the glacier from which water would potentially flow towards the stream. The resulting radargrams detected a subglacial cavity with an estimated volume of some thousands of cubic meters; an accurate analysis of the cavity volume was not possible.