Natural Park Mont Avic
Natural Park Mont Avic
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J C
Dilbeek, Belgium180 contributions
Jun 2020
Encouraged by the beautiful photos I decided to visit this parc.
The beginning was promisisng, as after leaving the main roa there was a gate "Welcome to NP Mont Avic". It was the last reference to the parc there was.
The location posted in TA is NOT the parc, but its management office in the middle of a village. The office was empty when I arrived.
So I continued along the road, which was very narrow and several kilometres of hairpins, leading up the mountain. There was no signage to the parc whatsoever. I got to the top - no signage, no directions to the parc. So I went down, believing I made a mistake and the road was via the village. I squeezed through its narrow streets - again, no signage. Thus I came back to the main road and I decided to just drive on.
I only wish I had not wasted my time looking for it.
If they try to hide from toursits on purpose, they could not make a better job.
I also read that somebody got lost in the parc due to poor trail signs, so they seem to be consistent.
Just give it a miss.
The beginning was promisisng, as after leaving the main roa there was a gate "Welcome to NP Mont Avic". It was the last reference to the parc there was.
The location posted in TA is NOT the parc, but its management office in the middle of a village. The office was empty when I arrived.
So I continued along the road, which was very narrow and several kilometres of hairpins, leading up the mountain. There was no signage to the parc whatsoever. I got to the top - no signage, no directions to the parc. So I went down, believing I made a mistake and the road was via the village. I squeezed through its narrow streets - again, no signage. Thus I came back to the main road and I decided to just drive on.
I only wish I had not wasted my time looking for it.
If they try to hide from toursits on purpose, they could not make a better job.
I also read that somebody got lost in the parc due to poor trail signs, so they seem to be consistent.
Just give it a miss.
Written June 22, 2020
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Talia G
Bat Yam, Israel122 contributions
Sep 2019
This was probably the most challenging hike we have ever done. Part of it is on us, since at the start of the hike we went up the wrong path (4, rather than 5) - it took us several hours to realize we had started off wrong and to reorient ourselves. It is a very steep climb and not well marked. We did eventually make it to the rest house (rather expensive, not a lot of food offerings, and the coffee was weak, but the man behind the bar was very friendly). There were plenty of opportunities to refill our water bottles with refreshing Alpian water from fountains, and we climbed for 4 hours without seeing a single other person. It is very clean, and you can appreciate the glory of the Alps. If we had kept to the original path it may have been slightly easier (rather than nearly 8 hours!)
Written October 8, 2019
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hgoldi1
154 contributions
May 2016
Great park, full of nice lakes in the forest!
We did the track from Champdepraz to the Barbustel hut , which is nice but It took us four hours to arrive to the hut , not for everyone!
We did the track from Champdepraz to the Barbustel hut , which is nice but It took us four hours to arrive to the hut , not for everyone!
Written November 19, 2016
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Simon S
6 contributions
Jul 2015 • Couples
Excellent place for a hike all surrounded by untouched nature. You'll find several trails at all levels of difficulty.
Written July 2, 2015
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Michel
Vercelli, Italy120 contributions
Jul 2014 • Friends
I love this park, full of nice lakes in the forest! I suggest the track from Champdepraz to the Barbustel hut. It's a bit longer than the one from Champorcher, but the places are amazing! Also the Gran Lac worths a visit!
Written August 31, 2014
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HiddenCaviar
Lisbon, Portugal1,035 contributions
May 2014 • Family
What an amazing location and great vistas. In this trip we managed to get around a few different parts around Aosta in the mountains and this is a place where there is certainly fresh air to be taken. Well worth it.
Written June 18, 2014
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countconti
Miami FL218 contributions
Jun 2012 • Family
Picnic'd there- great lunch and great scenery. Snow still on the mountain peaks. Rivers really runing down to due to snow melting. All in all a real neat spot.
Written June 14, 2012
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pabag
North west Italy469 contributions
Aug 2011 • Friends
Wonderful place to hike and tour, quiet, beautiful scenery, there is a shelter near some lakes, but if you do not wish to spend the night, you can very well choose a trail that, although interesting, will not last more than 4-5 hours round trip. Accessible both from the side of Champdepraz and Champorcher.
Written October 13, 2011
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Roam830810
2 contributions
Buongiorno, posso entrare con il cane? Naturalmente al guinzaglio? Grazie
Vagambonviaggio
Poggio a Caiano, Italy721 contributions
Si su Mont Avic non hai limite con i cani io ne avevo due e hai le stesse possibilità a mio avviso di vedere stambecchi che sul Gran Paradiso, se ci vai in estate o periodo caldo e vuoi sperare di vederli tieni conto che non perdono il pelo e che quindi li vedi solo al tramonto o comunque in tardo pomeriggio (osserva la silhouette dei monti e i contrasti). Spero di esserti stato utile
Maria B
Cremona, Italy626 contributions
Buongiorno. Il parco è accessibile a inizio/metà ottobre? Che temperature si trovano? Ci sarà neve? Grazie
mauriziobro1
cantù22 contributions
Credo proprio che sia accessibile.. non sarà ancora cosï freddo
irenico19
Alessandria, Italy149 contributions
Ma per fare il giro dei laghi dove si parte? Cosa imposto sul navigatore come punto di partenza?
Vagambonviaggio
Poggio a Caiano, Italy721 contributions
Allora io ho appena fatto oggi qualcosa simile. Si parte da rifugio dondena che pupi mettere sul navigatore ma SCONSIGLIO i tornanti in asfaltato (20 min) finiscono e ci sono 5 km semidritti di STERRATO DISASTRATO ok alcune macchine ci vanno ma sconsiglio se nn hai jeep o almeno un Suv alto..e cmq lo sconsiglio lo stesso. Molti ci vanno in bici altri avanzano il più che possono come me il primo giorno. Dei 5 km ne avrò fatto 1 ma da li parte un sentieri bellissimo e poi sono arrivato al rifugio Dondena tramite sentieri e tornato a piedi i 4 km sulla strada dissestata menzionata prima. Fidati sono 5 km ma viaggi 10 km orari pregando ogni buca e sassi vari di non bucare. Tornando alla tua domanda dove finisce la strada asfaltata iniziano i sentieri. Quindi sul navigatore imposti rifugio dondena ma ti fermi al mini-parcheggio sulla strada che c è prima inizio sterrata. Altra cosa io ho fatto 3/4 laghi Ma il giro vero e proprio l'è long. Sono 4 ore (o 3 e mezzo) solo andata. Spero di meritarmi il tuo voto è di quello che come me volevano impostare un punto sul navigatore ;-)
Muesli T
76 contributions
Ciao ma dal centro di Champdepraz quanto dista per arrivate al Mont avic? Sto cercando di capire dove alloggiare dal maps ma dal paese mi dice ancora un'ora di auto per salire
Vagambonviaggio
Poggio a Caiano, Italy721 contributions
Entrata principale 18 minuti in macchina circa 8 km
AntoAnto
torino44 contributions
Posso portare il cane?
paolorom73
78 contributions
All'interno dell'area con le gabbie per gli animali del parco esposti gli animali domestici non sono ammessi.
Per tutto il resto del parco si.
Alessandra G
7 contributions
Ciao! Con mio marito e il mio bimbo di 3 anni e mezzo soggiorneremo ad Aosta dal 20 al 24 agosto. Potreste suggerirmi qualche passeggiata assolutamente non difficoltosa per via del bimbo e adatta a noi? Grazie a chi risponderà..
Chiara S
Tortona, Piemonte, Italy18 contributions
Buongiorno mi recherò qualche giorno ad agosto in val d'Aosta soggiorniamo a Champorcher,è ho letto che il parco del mont avic è vicino e molto bello,siamo due adulti con un bimbo di 2 anni ci sono itinerari facili che si possono effettuare con un bimbo di questa età?
gavi1980
Casteggio, Italy104 contributions
Ciao. Io non ho visto tutti i sentieri ma sul sito puoi trovare molte indicazioni. Per esempio del sentiero Mont-Blanc-Dondena si dice che va bene anche per bambini. L'importante è l'organizzazione, con un bimbo di 2 anni occorre essere equipaggiati sempre a dovere. Buona permanenza.
Marco S
Turin, Italy37 contributions
É possibile fare qualche percorso con il passeggino? grazie
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- Hotels near Natural Park Mont Avic:
- (0.10 mi) Maison Lorent
- (0.54 mi) Le Village
- (0.23 mi) Notre Maison
- (2.38 mi) Mont Avic Resort & Wellness
- (2.04 mi) Sam' Suffy
- Restaurants near Natural Park Mont Avic:
- (0.24 mi) Trattoria Da Angie
- (2.58 mi) Locanda Ristorante Al Maniero
- (2.39 mi) Trattoria Omens
- (2.17 mi) Bistrot Ramet
- (1.43 mi) Ristorante Monte di Giove
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