The 6 best Snowshoeing Hikes in the Aosta Valley

Italy

Valle d'Aosta

Aosta (AO)

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Snowshoeing hike to Champoluc

Recent reviews for Snowshoeing in Valle d'Aosta

4.71 • 29 reviews

- Giuseppe Galati

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High-altitude snowshoeing hike in the mountains of Pila

sab 22 feb, 14:00•4 pp•3 hours - Saturday

Nice day, great guide, beautiful place, snowshoeing not really amateur, the route was quite challenging

- Tecla Roversi

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High-altitude snowshoeing hike in the mountains of Pila

sab 22 feb, 14:00•2 pp•3 hours - Saturday

Beautiful experience! Our guide super pleasant and engaging! Affordable snowshoeing for everyone, absolutely a must try!

- Gianna Pellegrino

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High-altitude snowshoeing hike in the mountains of Pila

sab 15 feb, 14:00•2 pp•3 hours - Saturday

- giovanna ruiu

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High-altitude snowshoeing hike in the mountains of Pila

sab 8 feb, 14:00•2 pp•3 hours - Saturday

- Chiara Catagnano

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High-altitude snowshoeing hike in the mountains of Pila

sab 25 gen, 14:00•2 pp•3 hours - Saturday

Great experience, very fun and interesting. Kudos to Roberto who guided us! Absolutely a must try!

- Federico Rea

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High-altitude snowshoeing hike in the mountains of Pila

sab 11 gen, 14:00•2 pp•3 hours - Saturday

Ideal destinations for snowshoeing in the Aosta Valley

Courmayeur and Mont Blanc

Snowshoeing in the Aosta Valley: what to know

There are several locations in the Aosta Valley where you can easily snowshoe, carrying out an immersive experience surrounded by breathtaking views.

Starting with Snowshoeing in Courmayeur, which can be performed even by beginners and children, passing through the resorts of Pila and Champoluc, where you can perform fantastic guided snowshoeing.

Prices for snowshoe tours in the Aosta Valley range from €15 to €70 per person and depend on the duration and the presence of additional services such as snowshoe rental. For example, for Snowshoeing on Mont Blanc, you must also add the price of the Skyway to run it.

Snowshoeing in the Aosta Valley is suitable for everyone, beginners and children. They usually run trails with a low elevation gain, with a length of a few kilometers, and you are always accompanied by an experienced local guide

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FAQs for Snowshoeing in Valle d'Aosta

Are snowshoes included in the price?

Snowshoes may be included in the price paid for the experience. In some cases they are not included but can be rented directly from the guide by notifying him/her the days before. The price to rent them is usually about 10€ per person.

Is snowshoeing suitable for beginners?

All snowshoeing can be performed by beginners. In some cases, a minimum of fitness is required if longer walks are to be performed.

How much does snowshoeing in the Aosta Valley cost?

Snowshoeing in the Aosta Valley costs about 30€ per person. The price depends on the length of the tour and the services included, such as lunch at the refuge, an aperitif or snowshoe rental.

How do you dress for snowshoeing?

Since this is an activity that is done outdoors among the snow and in mountain locations, one must dress appropriately to avoid suffering from the cold. Thermal clothing is recommended for pants and jacket, a cap, boots and sunglasses.