Back to nature in Italy's oldest nature park. Good they keep it touristy free, downside is you have to bring your own food, water bottles and get ready to find a good spot behind a tree when nature calls.. More

You just have a pick the hike you prefer, you will not be disappointed. If you enjoy some "little town" activities before and after, visit it from Cogne, otherwise the other alternatives are quieter. More

The park is very exciting, it was autumm but it was snowing, with the leaves of the trees red and orange, a very beautiful scenary. More

Camp site to suit everyone of all ages, the view of the surrounding mountains, waterfalls and rivers are amazing to say the least, ideal place for mountian climbing & walking. Facilities on site are adequate and kept clean, seperate toilets & showers for males & females, seperate wash areas for pots & pans, laundry, even muddy footwear. Can and does... More

I wish we had more time to visit this beautiful park. We only stayed in Aosta Valley for two days without a car, so we were limited on time. However, the SAVDA bus service is excellent and we rode to Cogne from Aosta in an hour (with gorgeous scenery on the way). The town of Cogne is lovely. Restaurants, hotels... More

Out of winter season, this place is not only for hikers. You can go to Cogne by car stroling by a road with magnificent views, that goes along a clear water river passing a beautiful fall, just outside the road. At Cogne you park the car in a big parking along the river, and take an elevator that goes up... More