Gran Paradiso Piedmont Trek

completely the “mood” of the trek, organizing the daily walks less long and sleeping in more comfortable shelters. By the way why we choose to make it wild is because Trekking Alps aim is to have a deep feeling with nature and there is nothing like a night in an unguarded hut in the Alps that make you feel more near to Nature. Gran Paradiso is the widest National Park in Italy and was the first to be established in 1922. The park is pretty big and has different souls and environment. In this section, you’ll find the Aosta Valley side of the Park which is less rocky and harsh than the one in Piedmont side. Probably this Piedmont side of the Park has more animals and has more dramatic high mountain environment: big granite walls are towering all over and the landscape is really wild and rough.

The Itinerary described is a trail, means we’ll not be back in the same place. We’ll keep our walk starting higher than when we’ll arrive. The day hikes are pretty long but the positive gains are not enormous compared with other treks. In any case, the Gran Paradiso Piedmont Trek has to be considered for people well prepared physically in the described hike. As already mentioned we can change it to a milder and fit for beginners way.

Gran Paradiso Piedmont Trek offers you the Wild side of the Gran Paradiso National Park

Gran Paradiso National Park offers a unique nature with lots of wildlife and amazing views. We’ll not reach peaks but crossing different valleys we’ll have very nice views over the Orco Valley, one of the most famous valleys for the Italian climbing and hiking world.