Attic in the heart of the Champorcher Valley - Mont Avic Park

The small attic room is located in Champorcher Castle (1460 m altitude) village of feudal origin with a beautiful crenellated tower and a parish church dating back to 1728. We are in the Champorcher Valley, one of the most pristine valleys of the Valle d'Aosta.

The apartment is located on the second floor (one flight of stairs). It 'consists of one room, very bright, with a kitchenette and refrigerator, dining table, sofa bed and wardrobe. The kitchen is stocked with cookware, dishes, glasses and cutlery.

There is a small television and a Wi-Fi connection to the Internet.

The bathroom has a small bath with hand shower.

E 'can relax or sunbathe in the garden.

On the ground floor there is a bar / restaurant, in front there is a small supermarket, next to the butcher, a large public park, 20 meters the Visitor Center of Mont Avic Park, then the pharmacy, the post office and ATM. High side, 20 meters starts the historical village.

A Chardonney (1 km away) there are the ski lifts of the Monterosa Ski Champorcher.

What to do

From Champorcher Castle you are within walking distance many trails in the Natural Park of Mont Avic, along the Alta Via No. 2 in Valle d'Aosta (now become famous thanks to the Tor des Géants) or in the unspoilt Valley dell'Alleigne. There are also many climbing routes, in particular on the Bec Raty, bouldering routes, a sector of drytooling (Dry Shampoo) and suggestive routes to be served in summer mountain biking and in winter with snowshoes or skis. In winter, the Champorcher resort offers slopes for downhill skiing and cross-country skiing. There are also many destinations for ski mountaineering. The ski lifts are Chardonney, 1.5 km away.

About Champorcher

The capital Champorcher Castle or Chateau, is a town of feudal origin and is set around the local lords' castle, destroyed in 1212, which today is visible only a crenellated tower. On the ruins of the castle, around 1400, it was built the church of St. Nicholas, in which houses valuable wooden altars elaborately adorned in gold. Near the church is a small panoramic viewpoint overlooking the waterfalls that the river forms when flowing into the horrible Ayasse below.

In the last century the valley was a favorite haunt of King Vittorio Emanuele II, which in Dondena owned a royal hunting reserve.

At Champorcher, you can watch the production of hemp fabric by hand using a wooden frame; sheets, towels, tablecloths, bags, finished with delicate embroidery and hand-made rims (the Ecomuseum of hemp can be visited in the center of the village of Chardonney.