Saint-Nicolas demie – rumiod

The route from the Salassi regional road to the village of Rumiod offers a unique overview of the region’s cultural and natural heritage. Start from Chaillod
The journey begins just upstream from the picturesque village of Chaillod, where visitors can conveniently park their cars. From here, a well-maintained farm road heads to the heart of a rural area rich in irrigated meadows and forage areas, evidence of agricultural management that has succeeded in preserving local biodiversity. A Biodiversity Heritage
As you proceed along the trail, you can observe the wealth of flora typical of wetlands and forage areas. These areas are essential for the preservation of floristic and herbaceous biodiversity, offering interesting insights for botany and nature photography enthusiasts. The Ancient Shepherds’ Shelters
One of the most characteristic aspects of the trail are the “Crotteun,” ancient stone shelters built by shepherds. These simple but effective structures have been used for centuries as protection against the elements and represent an important cultural legacy of pastoral life in the Aosta Valley. 360° Panorama
The highlight of the trail is undoubtedly the panorama that can be enjoyed from a special vantage point. From here, the 360° views of the imposing peaks of the Aosta Valley are simply breathtaking. The contrast between the snow-capped peaks and the green pastures below creates an unforgettable scenery that deserves to be immortalized. Arrival at Rumiod
The trail culminates at the village of Rumiod, where the sense of peace and tranquility is palpable. This small settlement is the perfect example of how mountain communities have been able to adapt and live in harmony with their surroundings.