Hiking : Mont Glacier
Italy Aosta Valley
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This extremely difficult hiking route will take you to Mont Glacier, offering stunning views and challenging terrain. The trail spans a distance of 12.94 kilometers with an elevation gain of 945 meters, making it a strenuous but rewarding journey.
Starting at the trailhead, you'll come across various points of interest along the way. At the beginning of the hike, you'll find Lago Gelato, a frozen lake located 5.34 kilometers from the start. Moving forward, you'll encounter a natural water source at the trailhead itself, perfect for refilling your water supplies.
As you continue on, Col Fussy, a saddle point, awaits you 5.47 kilometers from the start, offering a picturesque spot to rest and take in the surrounding beauty. Further along the trail at 6.47 kilometers, you'll reach Mont Glacier, a majestic peak that serves as the turnaround point for this out-and-back route.
Along the trail, you'll find Rifugio Dondena, an alpine hut located at the start of the hike, providing a convenient resting place and accommodation option for hikers. Additionally, there are informational points such as Mappa Parco del Monte Avic and Mappa della Via Alpina, offering insights into the area's history and natural features.
For hikers seeking hydration, there is a drinking water point located 0.04 kilometers from the start, ensuring you stay refreshed throughout your journey. It's essential to carry an ample water supply and check the weather forecast before embarking on this challenging hike. Remember to pack necessary supplies, wear appropriate footwear, and be prepared for the demanding terrain.
As you trek back, take a moment to appreciate the memorial of Pierino Danna, located 0.7 kilometers from the start, honoring his legacy. This hike promises a thrilling adventure for experienced hikers seeking a test of endurance and stunning alpine vistas.
