The route is ideal for both adults and children. Starting in the village of Vetan, approximately 30 minutes from Aosta, the entire route offers breathtaking views of the mountain peaks. Throughout the journey, you'll come across wooden sculptures of various sizes, serving as excellent motivation for children (wooden birds on trees, mushrooms, hedgehogs, foxes, human sculptures).The hike to the mountain refuge takes approximately 1.45 to 2 hours.At the Mon Falère refuge, the rooms are comparable to a 3-star hotel, making it a suitable place to stay overnight. On the next day, you can ascend one of the peaks.For those who still have energy after reaching the shelter, you can ascend to the mountain lake (50 minutes) or hike to the Fenetre Pass, offering breathtaking views of the opposite side of the valley.Elevation gain: +590m (from Vetan to M. Faler shelter) +344m (from M. Faler shelter to Fenetre Pass)Time for ascent: 2 hours (from Vetan to M. Faler shelter) 1 hour (from M. Faler shelter to Fenetre Pass)
The route is ideal for both adults and children. Starting in the village of Vetan, approximately 30 minutes from Aosta, the entire route offers breathtaking views of the mountain peaks. Throughout the journey, you'll come across wooden sculptures of various sizes, serving as excellent motivation for children (wooden birds on trees, mushrooms, hedgehogs, foxes, human sculptures).The hike to the mountain refuge takes approximately 1.45 to 2 hours.At the Mon Falère refuge, the rooms are comparable to a 3-star hotel, making it a suitable place to stay overnight. On the next day, you can ascend one of the peaks.
For those who still have energy after reaching the shelter, you can ascend to the mountain lake (50 minutes) or hike to the Fenetre Pass, offering breathtaking views of the opposite side of the valley.Elevation gain: +590m (from Vetan to M. Faler shelter) +344m (from M. Faler shelter to Fenetre Pass)Time for ascent: 2 hours (from Vetan to M. Faler shelter) 1 hour (from M. Faler shelter to Fenetre Pass)
