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Hiking Trails Over 20 km near Aosta

The directory currently contains 8 quality-checked routes matching this guide near Aosta. Their average mapped distance is 63.7 km and average recorded ascent is 3,532 m (11,588 ft); the longest route in the set is 166 km.

This subset represents 9% of the 91 quality-checked routes near Aosta. Its average distance is 63.7 km, compared with 11.6 km across the full local set. Average recorded ascent is 3,532 m (11,588 ft), versus 839 m (2,753 ft) for all quality-checked routes in the same area.

Every route in this set is at least 20 km long. Whether it is normally completed in one day or in stages is not inferred from distance alone. Within this set, 0 routes (0%) are rated easy, 8 (100%) are rated hard or expert, and 2 (25%) are recorded as loops. Ratings are computed from available distance and elevation data and do not establish current terrain or access.

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A closer look at the first 6 routes in this page’s default ordering. These comparisons describe this sample, not the entire destination or a field-tested recommendation.

Shortest mapped distance in this sample

22.8 km

Tour des Combins - Stage 6 - CABANE CHANRION – CABANE LETEY À CHAMPILLON

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Lowest recorded ascent in this sample

1,204 m

Tour des Combins - Stage 6 - CABANE CHANRION – CABANE LETEY À CHAMPILLON

6 of 6 have ascent data. Missing measurements are excluded.

Return logistics

2 recorded loops

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Trails

Expert

Tour du Saint-Bernard

Valais/Wallis · Switzerland

Distance
86.3 km
/ 53.6 mi
Elevation gain
5,373 m
Typical duration
28 hr
  • Mountain
  • Waymarked route
  • Long-distance path
Dranse de Bagnes, Valais, Switzerland
Expert

Tour du Val de Bagnes

Valais/Wallis · Switzerland

Distance
96.5 km
/ 60.0 mi
Elevation gain
5,042 m
Typical duration
30 hr
  • Mountain
  • Long-distance path
Expert

Via Alpina Red R117

Valais/Wallis · Switzerland

Distance
27.2 km
/ 16.9 mi
Elevation gain
2,270 m
Typical duration
9 hr 26 min
  • Mountain

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The ten highest scoring routes on this page, so you can compare effort before opening any of them.

Distance, ascent, walking time and difficulty for the top routes
RouteDistanceAscentTimeDifficultyBest season
Tour du Saint-BernardValais/Wallis86.3 km5,373 m28 hrExpertJuly to September
Tour du Val de BagnesValais/Wallis96.5 km5,042 m30 hrExpertJuly to September
Tour des Combins - Stage 6 - CABANE CHANRION – CABANE LETEY À CHAMPILLONValais/Wallis22.8 km1,204 m6 hr 47 minHardJuly to September
Tour du Mont Blanc - Itinéraire principalValais/Wallis166 km7,379 m50 hrExpertJuly to September
Chemins pédestres, région BagnesValais/Wallis37.1 km2,230 m11 hrExpertJuly to September
Chemins pédestre, commune d'OrsièresValais/Wallis52.0 km2,458 m15 hrExpertJune to October
Chemins pédestre, commune de SembrancherValais/Wallis21.7 km2,297 m8 hr 10 minExpertJune to October
Via Alpina Red R117Valais/Wallis27.2 km2,270 m9 hr 26 minExpertJuly to September

Tour du Saint-Bernard, Tour du Val de Bagnes, Tour des Combins - Stage 6 - CABANE CHANRION – CABANE LETEY À CHAMPILLON currently rank highest in this filtered set according to the directory score. Open an individual route to inspect its mapped line, elevation profile, data source and planning caveats. Check live access, conditions and local rules with an official source before travelling.

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