Champoluc Village – Saint-Jacques-des-Allemands loop from Antagnod

Italy

Aosta Valley

Ayas

Champoluc Village – Saint-Jacques-des-Allemands loop from Antagnod

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Champoluc Village – Saint-Jacques-des-Allemands loop from Antagnod

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23.1km

410m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 23, 2026

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5.52 km

Champoluc Meadow

Highlight • Natural

Large meadow in Val d'Ayas with access to the paths towards Mascognaz

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6.32 km

Champoluc is the main center of the Ayas valley. The charming village is nestled, at 1,600 meters above sea level, between the Rosa massif and the Zerbion.
Champoluc is a popular tourist destination both in winter with its 180 km of slopes and in summer with its multitude of paths.

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7.72 km

Pian Villy Wood Carvings Trail

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The Pian Villy forest is a beautiful green area within everyone's reach near the town of Champoluc.
The path winds its way through the woods populated by wooden statues made by Aosta Valley artisans and is equipped with picnic areas and barbeque areas.

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10.9 km

Saint-Jacques-des-Allemands

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At almost 1,700 meters above sea level there is the characteristic village of Saint-Jacques (Saint-Jacques-des-Allemads is the full name).
The town is a little gem set at the end of the Ayas valley: the Walser-style houses sit on the slopes of the peaks of the Rosa massif.

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11.0 km

Saint-Jacques

Highlight • Settlement

In the heart of the village of Saint-Jacques-des-Allemands is the Cave Saint Jacques, a fascinating archaeological site that tells the ancient history of the Walser and their art of working soapstone.

A precious and little-known corner of history, perfect for those who love archaeology and the authentic roots of the mountain.

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