Trekking

La Thuile
Infinity trekking

Endless exploration: nature, culture and trails

Trekking in La Thuile offers an extraordinary adventure: 520 kilometres of trails, 210 hours of walking, and a total elevation gain of 37,900 metres. This is the luxury of boundless space on the rugged slopes of Mont Blanc’s wild side. We have carefully mapped out 55 routes to suit every preference, all while respecting the natural environment. From short, flat loops ideal for families and children to more demanding trails for those seeking to push their limits, and treks steeped in the ancient history of our mountains – there's something for everyone.

No matter what you choose for your trekking route in La Thuile, you'll experience nature at its most awe-inspiring: 22 pristine lakes, the most stunning waterfalls in the Aosta Valley, the imposing Rutor glacier, and the majestic Mont Blanc. It's a sublime and unspoiled natural landscape that invites you to observe and immerse yourself, without altering its essence.

The free app of La Thuile
Espace San Bernardo

An app designed to provide you with real-time data and to simplify and improve your experience in the Espace San Bernardo, both during the winter season and during the summer season.

Through the Espace San Bernardo app you can buy your ski pass or bike pass, check the weather forecast, opening of the lifts, discover the conditions of the slopes or MTB tracks, use the high-tech webcams of La Thuile.
All in real time!

La Thuile and Komoot hiking trails

Nature-enhancing technology

La Thuile is the first Italian resort to join the world’s largest outdoor community: Komoot. This platform combines philosophy and technology to connect you with nature through carefully planned and safe outdoor activities.
On Komoot, you'll find 2D and 3D maps, GPS tracks, navigation, and both pre-designed and customisable routes tailored to your preferences, ensuring a safe mountain experience. Everything is geolocated, even your child!

Komoot is available on smartphones, smartwatches and e-bike computers with GPS.

Links and further information

🔗 www.komoot.com

Endless routes for all needs

The trekking routes in La Thuile, on the wild side of Mont Blanc, offer hiking and trekking options for everyone. Each trail shares a common thread – the raw power and beauty of one of the world’s most iconic mountains and Alpine landscapes. These trails provide an instant reconnection with nature and the essence of the most authentic mountain experience.

Trekking in La Thuile for beginners:
a gentle immersion in nature

If you love walking, you can easily reach higher altitudes with the summer chairlifts, allowing access to a variety of easy mountain trails. For those seeking a bit more challenge, hike to the Little St. Bernard area, where you can explore Lake Verney – one of the largest glacial lakes in the Aosta Valley – or visit the archaeological site at the Italy-France border.

To make car-free travel easier, two shuttle services operate between the Little St. Bernard Pass, the village centre, La Joux and Colle San Carlo. This convenient option allows you to return to the village without having to retrace your steps.

Trekking in La Thuile for experts: challenging yet safe mountain adventures

For those looking to tackle more demanding routes, including the most challenging ones, you can rely on experienced local mountain guides.
They will lead you on explorations of the Rutor glacier, the stunning Rutor falls, the Deffeyes Refuge or the Camardella Bivouac. Your trek will be tailored to your skill level and needs.

La Thuile hiking trails
and culinary delights

If you’re a fan of culinary delights and seek the perfect reward after a refreshing hike, treat yourself to the traditional recipes of Aosta Valley cuisine at one of the charming chalets along the La Thuile hiking trails: Punto GI, Lo Ratrack or Lo Riondet.

At Punto GI, another exceptional pleasure awaits: a high-altitude pool set amidst some of the most breathtaking and dramatic scenery you will encounter. On clear days, the view extends beyond Mont Blanc to include the Matterhorn, towering majestically among the giants of the La Thuile Alps.