Snowshoeing at the Foot of the Verra Glacier
Snowshoeing at the Verra Glacier
During the winter season, Pian di Verra is one of the most renowned and appreciated destinations for snowshoeing enthusiasts. The ascent routes generally follow the same summer itineraries, such as trail 7 that starts from Saint Jacques and Fiery, the cart road, and, when tracked, trail 8B that connects the Verra plateau with the village of Resy. Protected by the woodland vegetation, these routes are generally sheltered from the risk of avalanches and, if well-tracked, easily passable. The continuation towards Pian Superiore and Lago Blu, on the other hand, requires a more careful assessment of the snow and weather conditions, as well as the stability of the snowpack. Pian di Verra is an easily accessible and very rewarding destination, perfect for a relaxing day, but also a starting and arrival point for important high-altitude itineraries. From here, in fact, trail number 7 continues, which goes up to the Mezzalama and Lambronecca refuges.
The experience
During the winter season, Pian di Verra is one of the most renowned and appreciated destinations for snowshoeing enthusiasts. The ascent routes generally follow the same summer itineraries, such as trail 7 that starts from Saint Jacques and Fiery, the cart road, and, when tracked, trail 8B that connects the Verra plateau with the village of Resy. Protected by the woodland vegetation, these routes are generally sheltered from the risk of avalanches and, if well-tracked, easily passable. The continuation towards Pian Superiore and Lago Blu, on the other hand, requires a more careful assessment of the snow and weather conditions, as well as the stability of the snowpack. Pian di Verra is an easily accessible and very rewarding destination, perfect for a relaxing day, but also a starting and arrival point for important high-altitude itineraries. From here, in fact, trail number 7 continues, which goes up to the Mezzalama and Lambronecca refuges.
How hard is it, really
What's included in the price
Itinerary
One day, approximate times. The final details come in the group chat.
How do you get to Ayas? By carpooling.
You say so when booking, then you get organised in the Telegram group. Contacts and costs are agreed between you: a seat isn't guaranteed.
What to bring
A list made for this hike. No technical gear: just good shoes and a well-packed backpack.
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