It is a not difficult itinerary, which presents short climbs and leads on paved roads.

The route passes through the vineyards, apple orchards, river, forests, villages.

Distance: about 30 km, but we always can change directions, according to your physical abilities and wishes.

Duration: about 3,5 hours.

We start at the biggest wine cooperative Cave des Onze Communes, then we pass the Aymavilles castle (XIV) and after that, along the paved road by the river side we go to the village of San Pierre, where we’ll see the Sarriod de la Tour castle (X-XII), there on demand  is possible to organize an aperitif and a tasting of local sausages and the famous Fontina cheese.

After a short break we go up to the San Pierre castle (XVII c), passing through the apple orchards and vineyards. Along the panoramic road we reach the Sarre royal castle (XVIII).

Then we cross the center of Aosta, and by bicycle road we reach the village of Gressan, where you can see the medieval Madeleine church (XII c) and the Tour de Villa private castle (XII c).

Then by a back road through vineyards and apple orchards, we arrive to the winery.

Our tour ends with a visit of the wine cellars and wine tasting.

Trail 1: Plan Maison – Cervinia
Length: 3,300 m.
Height difference: 450 m.
Difficulty: medium (red trail).
This trail is suitable for expert bikers.

Trail 2: Cime Bianche – Cervinia 

Length: 7,000 m

Height difference: 781 m.

Difficulty: medium (red trail).

This trail is suitable for expert bikers and for free-ride lovers.

Pila

In Pila there are 4 mountain bike trails, each with 3 variations of difficulty.

3 downhill trails, 2.1 km long;
3 free-ride trails, 7.3 km long;
1 free-ride trail from Chamolé up to Aosta, 11 km long, which can be made by mountain bike or bike for downhill.

Cross country lovers find in Pila 12 trails, for a total length of 185 km.

La Thuile

La Thuile offers approximately 220 km of cross-country trails.

There are varying difficulty ramps, bumps and parabolic curves, plus trails for downhill both easy and difficult, and routes for beginners.

Courmayeur

Not a difficult route, which begins at Courmayeur and leads through Morgex and the Pré St. Didier spa complex

Length: 31 km.

Height difference: 550 m.

Time: 2 h.

Gran Paradiso

It is a medium difficult route on paved roads and dirt roads. It starts at Cogne and leads to Lillaz. From there you can get to a place where you can admire four beautiful waterfalls.

Then path back towards Cogne.

Length: 24.5 km.

Height difference: 780 m.

Time: about 2h 30’.