Update 04/06/2023: in Gressoney-Saint-Jean, trail No. 12 in the Lommato locality and Alta Via No. 1 in the “Lommatò – Lòò – Lòò Pass” section are closed to transit due to a rock slide (click for the official ordinance)
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Gressoney
Gressoney is the name of a unique cultural and territorial entity in the Italian Alps, actually divided into two neighboring municipalities:
Gressoney-Saint-Jean (1385 meters) and Gressoney-La-Trinité (1635 meters).
The two municipalities are located at the top of the Lys Valley,
the longest of the Aosta Valley
it takes its name from the Lys river that runs through it in its entirety.
The valley ends in front of the south slope of Monte Rosa,
the largest mountain massif in the Alps, the second highest after Mont Blanc.
Gressoney is a German language island belonging to the Walser community.
The population speaks an Alemannic dialect, Titsch (from Greschòneytitsch)
A tourist center since the 19th century, it attracts mountain enthusiasts from all over the world every year.
This website is dedicated to Gressoney hiking trails
With the patronage of:
Gressoney-Saint-Jean municipality
Gressoney-La-Trinité municipality
Tourism Office of
Gressoney-Saint-Jean
Villa Deslex
+39 0125 355185
gressoney@turismo.vda.it
Tourism Office of
Gressoney-La-Trinité
Piazza Tache
+39 0125 366143
gressoney@turismo.vda.it
CAI Alpine Club of Gressoney
Fraz. Tache 14/d c/o Bazar Thedy
+39 331 7893125
caigressoney@gmail.com
gressoney@pec.cai.it
Aosta Valley and Lys Valley
The Aosta Valley is an autonomous region in northwestern Italy.
It is the smallest (3,263 km2 /1,260 sq mi) region of the Country, and it includes the highest peaks: Monte Bianco/Mont Blanc (4807m), Monte Rosa (4634m), Cervino/Matterhorn (4478), Gran Paradiso (4061m)
Aosta Valley in Italy
Gressoney-Saint-Jean and Gressoney-La-Trinité are located at the end of the Lys Valley (in red below), the first valley on the right when you arrive by car from other regions of Italy.
Lys Valley in Aosta Valley
Gressoney
Gressoney is the name of a unique cultural and territorial entity in the Italian Alps, actually divided into two neighboring municipalities:
Gressoney-Saint-Jean (1385 meters) and Gressoney-La-Trinité (1635 meters).
The two municipalities are located at the top of the Lys Valley, the longest in the Aosta Valley:
it takes its name from the Lys river that runs through it in its entirety.
The valley ends in front of the south slope of Monte Rosa, the largest mountain massif in the Alps,
the second highest after Mont Blanc.
Gressoney is a German language island belonging to the Walser community.
The population speaks an Alemannic dialect, Titsch (from Greschòneytitsch)
A tourist center since the 19th century, it attracts mountain enthusiasts from all over the world every year.
This website is dedicated to Gressoney hiking trails
Aosta Valley and Lys Valley
The Aosta Valley is an autonomous region in northwestern Italy.
It is the smallest (3,263 km2 /1,260 sq mi) region of the Country, and it includes the highest peaks: Monte Bianco/Mont Blanc (4807m), Monte Rosa (4634m), Cervino/Matterhorn (4478), Gran Paradiso (4061m)
Aosta Valley in Italy
Gressoney-Saint-Jean and Gressoney-La-Trinité are located at the end of the Lys Valley (in red below), the first valley on the right when you arrive by car from other regions of Italy.
Lys Valley in Aosta Valley
With the patronage of:
Gressoney-Saint-Jean municipality
Gressoney-La-Trinité municipality
Tourism Office of
Gressoney-Saint-Jean
Villa Deslex
+39 0125 355185
gressoney@turismo.vda.it
Tourism Office of
Gressoney-La-Trinité
Piazza Tache
+39 0125 366143
gressoney@turismo.vda.it
CAI Alpine Club of Gressoney
Fraz. Tache 14/d c/o Bazar Thedy
+39 331 7893125
caigressoney@gmail.com
gressoney@pec.cai.it
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