The Aosta Valley is shaped not only by its central axis but also by a series of side valleys that extend toward some of the highest and most well-known mountain groups in the Alps. Each side valley has its own identity, its own rhythm, and its own combination of villages, natural features, and cultural traditions. Together, they form a network of routes that connect the main valley to high alpine areas, national parks, and international passes. The Val Veny and Val Ferret, near Courmayeur, lie at the foot of Mont Blanc. These two valleys open toward glaciers, high peaks, and the entrance to…
Exploring Italy’s High Alpine Roads on a Motorbike
