Many travelers know the region as the location of upscale ski resorts. Despite the fact that Valle d'Aosta is the smallest region in the country, the range of entertainment options is just huge. The length of ski trails at local resorts is about 1,200 kilometers; all ski centers are well equipped for skiers of different experience levels. The main feature of local ski centers is that they border with popular ski areas of France and Switzerland. Guests have the unique opportunity to assess the quality of ski slopes of three different countries.
1. Ski resorts of the region are the most expensive in the country. In part, high prices are due to the fact that resort guests have access to the slopes of other countries. At the same …
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The most popular ski resorts are Cervinia, La Thuile, Courmayeur, Monte Rosa and Pila. Mountain areas attract not only fans of skiing, but also fans of mountaineering. In warmer months you won’t find a more suitable place for hiking and studying of natural attractions. Courmayeur appeals not only to winter sports enthusiasts, but also to those who wish to spend a holiday with health benefits. The resort was founded at healing thermal springs, so it offers a wide range of health services.
Paragliding centers are common at the resort; one of the most famous among them is Aerostatico Monte Bianco. After a short course with an experienced instructor everyone can appreciate a bird’s eye panorama of the region. Gran Paradiso National Park is popular among fans of ecotourism; a huge amount of hiking trails is laid on its territory. Holidaymakers can admire the charming rural landscape and see rare plants and flowers, while hiking. Rare species of animals, which can’t be seen in any other region of the country, inhabit the park. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
Many luxurious ski-resorts are situated in Valle d'Aosta. There are excellent ski slopes of various difficulty, easy lifts, cozy hotels, as well as numerous entertainment venues, restaurants …
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Climbing to the top of Mont Blanc is popular entertainment among foreign guests. Only experienced climbers take a risk to climb it; there is an excellent lift for those who don’t have special training. You can visit the world famous wineries, have scenic trips, take part in holidays in modern entertainment centers and walk to numerous shopping centers – this small Italian region knows good how to entertain travelers.
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