Hiking : Rifugio Grand Tournalin - Sentiero Grand Tournalin
Italy Aosta Valley Ayas
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This hiking route takes you through the picturesque area surrounding Rifugio Grand Tournalin on the Sentiero Grand Tournalin trail. With a total distance of 10.15 kilometers and an elevation gain of 938 meters, this hike is classified as difficult due to its length and elevation profile.
Starting at Place de la Grotte, you will begin your journey with a short distance to the trailhead. Along the way, you will encounter several points of interest, including drinking water sources at various points, such as Rifugio Grand Tournalin, ensuring you stay hydrated throughout your hike.
As you continue along the trail, you will come across historical landmarks like the Madonnina di Saint Jacques and Alpini di Saint Jacques, adding a cultural aspect to your outdoor adventure. Make sure to take a moment to appreciate the wayside shrines and crosses that dot the path, adding to the serene ambiance of the surroundings.
For those in need of sustenance, there are several bars like Bar Hotel Genzianella and Bar Residence Lago Bleu along the way, providing a perfect spot to rest and refuel before continuing your hike. Additionally, informational points such as AV1 6 7 and 3F offer valuable insights into the local area, enriching your hiking experience.
As you reach the midway point of the hike, you will find scenic viewpoints like Abè Gorret and Ru Courtod #8, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. These vantage points provide a perfect opportunity to take a break and admire the natural beauty of the area.
Before embarking on this challenging hike, make sure to pack plenty of water, wear appropriate hiking gear, and check the weather forecast to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Whether you are a seasoned hiker or a nature enthusiast looking for a rewarding adventure, the Rifugio Grand Tournalin - Sentiero Grand Tournalin trail offers an unforgettable journey through the stunning alpine terrain.
