Valle d'Aosta
The Aosta Valley is an Alpine valley which with its tributary valleys includes the Italian slopes of Mont Blanc, Monte Rosa and the Matterhorn; its highest peak is Mont Blanc.
The region is very cold in the winter, especially when compared with other places in the Western Alps. This is probably due to the mountains blocking the mild winds from the Atlantic Ocean. Places with the same altitude in France or western Switzerland are not as cold as the Aosta Valley.
The region is very cold in the winter, especially when compared with other places in the Western Alps. This is probably due to the mountains blocking the mild winds from the Atlantic Ocean. Places with the same altitude in France or western Switzerland are not as cold as the Aosta Valley.
Guide Monte Rosa
The school of alpinism features some information about the group, the guides and the region.
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The school of alpinism features some information about the group, the guides and the region.
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National Park of Gran Paradiso
Provides information about the first national park established in Italy: points of interest, visitor centers, itineraries, services, environmental education, accommodations, publications and news.
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Provides information about the first national park established in Italy: points of interest, visitor centers, itineraries, services, environmental education, accommodations, publications and news.
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Grand-St-Bernard, Le Tunnel
Information about the Italian Great St. Bernard joint-stock company, which runs 50% of the motorway tunnel that connects Italy to Switzerland. Safety, structures, pricing, weather report, email.
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Information about the Italian Great St. Bernard joint-stock company, which runs 50% of the motorway tunnel that connects Italy to Switzerland. Safety, structures, pricing, weather report, email.
www.letunnel.com | Details