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La Thuile

La Thuile – Colle San Carlo loop from La Thuile

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Mountain biking trails
Italy
Aosta Valley
La Thuile

La Thuile – Colle San Carlo loop from La Thuile

Moderate

4.9

(7)

64

riders

La Thuile – Colle San Carlo loop from La Thuile

01:32

17.0km

550m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 22, 2026

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Bus stop

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116 m

La Thuile - The bridge over the Dora di Verney

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La Thuile develops at the confluence of two main watercourses: the Dora di Verney and the Dora del Rutor. The Dora di Verney descends from the Colle del Piccolo San Bernardo and crosses the inhabited area longitudinally. At the central bridge, near which the wooden sculpture of the skier is located, the stream receives the waters of the Dora del Rutor from the right, fed by the glaciers above and known for the system of waterfalls that characterize its drop into the valley. From the union of these two branches originates the Dora di La Thuile, which continues its course downstream. The urban fabric of the town follows the design traced by these rivers, which define its natural boundaries.

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327 m

La Thuile

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La Thuile, despite its only 260 inhabitants, is a very famous tourist town. In fact, its ski slopes, its hiking trails and the road that leads to Piccolo San Bernardo make La Thuile a paradise for sports enthusiasts. The center of La Thuile is enriched by the beautiful Church of San Nicola, dating back to the XII century. The name of the town comes from the French language: Tuile, in fact, means 'tile'.

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6.30 km

Colle San Carlo

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From Morgex:
Challenging and relentless climb, from a good military road it ascends with very regular gradients that allow, once you find your rhythm, to go steadily to the top without too much trouble.
From Pré-Saint-Didier:
Decidedly easy climb to La Thuile (gradients around 4-5%), from there the climb becomes challenging with severe gradients (although not like those of the more famous Morgex side).
Be careful, in summer, of traffic (on the descent, use great caution on both sides) and of the south-facing exposure which makes it very hot in the afternoon.

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7.39 km

A beautiful lookout point, a balcony overlooking Mount Blanc. It can be reached from the road that starts next to the restaurant on San Carlo Hill for 1.5 km. The road is unpaved, but with a little care, it's also passable on a racing bike.

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7.40 km

From this viewpoint the view is nothing short of majestic. A break is a must!

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8.58 km

San Carlo Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Colle San Carlo is an Alpine pass, reachable via a long climb on asphalt from Morgex, which has become famous for road cycling. At the top there is a hotel restaurant that can offer you refreshment. Numerous paths start from here aimed at exploring the valley.

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16.1 km

Panoramic View of the Alps

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16.1 km

The “Peylet” pine forest in La Thuile is not just a picnic area, it is the heart of the town. A suggestive place, an environment where you can relax and be lulled by the sweet and ancient song of the waters of the Dora del Rutor, the chirping of birds and the squeaking of countless squirrels. Inside it is possible to walk in complete safety, stop at the 52 tables scattered around the area and for the more curious you can stop at various information panels that tell the story of the flora and fauna of the place. 2 and a half hectares, with 14 waste collection points where you can have a perfect relaxing and regenerating picnic

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17.0 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

12.5 km

2.21 km

1.73 km

408 m

209 m

Surfaces

12.8 km

2.30 km

1.58 km

318 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (1,990 m)

Lowest point (1,440 m)

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