La Magdeleine Artaz – Mount Zerbion

Hiking Mount Zerbion: A Panoramic View of the Aosta Valley Mount Zerbion is one of the most fascinating hiking destinations in the Aosta Valley, known for offering one of the most spectacular panoramic views in the region.
This peak, accessible by various routes, is particularly famous for the statue of Our Lady of the Snows that greets hikers at the summit, a symbol of protection and welcome.
The Route Toward the Vettab of Mount Zerbion Departure from Artaz The adventure begins in Artaz, a small hamlet from which a small dirt road leads to the trailhead.
This first section is a perfect prelude to the hike, offering immediate contact with the unspoiled nature of the area.
Through the Woods to Praz Carral After a short drive, the trail branches off to the left and climbs through a lush forest.
This segment of the trail, which leads to Praz Carral and then to Champcellier Damon, is an immersive experience in the local flora, with opportunities to observe local wildlife.
Ignoring Mt. Tantané Upon reaching Champcellier Damon, a bifurcation presents itself: disregarding the route that leads to Mt. Tantané, one continues to the right along route no.
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This section of the trail, which crosses and travels short sections of farm road, offers various views of the Ayast Valley and majestic Monte Rosa.
Arrival at Col Portola Col Portola represents a significant stopping point along the trail, where hikers can enjoy open views of the Ayast Valley.
Here, the panorama expands, providing unforgettable images that are a perfect prelude to the view from the summit.