Alpine REFUGES in the Aosta Valley (Saint Barthélemy Valley)

Alpine REFUGES in the Aosta Valley (Saint Barthélemy Valley)

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DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY

A L P I N I S M

  • F= Easy
  • PD= Slightly difficult
  • AD= Rather difficult
  • D= Difficult

    H I K I N G

  • T= Tourist – Itineraries on footpaths, mule tracks or wide paths. Don't present orienteering problems.
  • E= Excursion route without technical difficulty – Itineraries on footpaths or trails on different ground types (grassy meadows, rocky ground). Orienteering capacity and good training to walk some hours are required.
  • EE= Trekking routes for expert hikers – Sign-posted itineraries with some difficulties: slippery, grassy or rocky ground, rocky or snowy slope or easy climbing passage (use of hands necessary). Only for experienced mountain hikers with at secure step, a good feeling for balance. Physical training for 1-day walk required.
  • EEA= Trekking routes for expert hikers with equipment – Equipped tracks or "vie ferrate". Technical equipment required.

Alpine REFUGES

Denomination: Rifugio CUNEY (Conca di Cuney)
Altitude: 2.650m
Route: From Aosta (583m) - Quart (535m) - Nus (529m) - Saint Barthélemy Valley - Lignan (1.633m) - Refuge (2.650m)
Time: 3h'30 - 4h'00 from Lignan (1.633m)
Difficulty: E
Opening period: half June - half September
Owner: Parrocchia di Saint Barthélemy
Keeper: Lombard Fabrizio, Frazione Lignan, Nus (Ao) tel. 0165 767304 - 3337131809
Refuge phone: 0165 770049
Places: 27
Local winter: places 15 always opens
Climbs and excursions: Becca di Fontaney (2.971m), Monte Pisonet (3.205m), Becca del Merlo (3.234m), Punta Montagnaya (3.050m), Colle Cuney (2.935m)
Internet: Rifugio CUNEY
Email: rifugiocuney@libero.it

Acknowledgements

I AM GREATLY INDEBTED TO MY FRIENDS: Maria Grazia S - Lupino - Andrea.it - Luca - Corvus - Mamo p-mike FOR THE PHOTOS.


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