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Via Francigena through Valle d'Aosta vineyards
07:10
25.6km
490m
Hiking
Embark on a challenging hike along the Via Francigena through Valle d'Aosta vineyards, a difficult route stretching 15.9 miles (25.6 km). You will gain 1621 feet (494 metres) in elevation, requiring about 7 hours and 9 minutes to complete. As you walk, you will pass through historic villages like Nus…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
Waypoints
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6.60 km
War Memorial to the Victims of All Wars
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9.37 km
Santa Caterina
Place Of Worship
11.8 km
Santa Lucia
Place Of Worship
14.6 km
Madonna de La Salette
Place Of Worship
15.5 km
Church of San Lorenzo, Chambave
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16.9 km
Sant'Antonio di Padova
Place Of Worship
21.1 km
View of Châtillon
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22.0 km
View of Quart and Châtillon
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22.9 km
Cappella Grand-Freyan
Place Of Worship
23.7 km
Barma Trail on the Via Francigena
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23.8 km
Barma Ruins
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25.6 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
12.2 km
8.88 km
2.18 km
2.09 km
260 m
Surfaces
11.2 km
7.35 km
4.93 km
1.37 km
781 m
< 100 m
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Tuesday 2 June
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Trail Reviews
I set off early in the morning in the pleasant coolness. The beginning was relatively uneventful. From Châtillon, there was a truly beautiful panoramic trail to Saint Vincent. The weather forecast was right – it started to get really hot around 10 a.m. Overall, the entire trail is very well marked and in good condition. The bike path runs through the valley, close to the autostrada. It's a shame that it exists in the valley – unfortunately, the noise is constantly present.