Pilgrim trails in the Valais Alps

An immersive experience for intermediate-level hikers following the footsteps of the "lonely wanderer" Ermenegildo Zegna, a visionary entrepreneur who from the early 1900s initiated a major environmental and social enhancement of a vast mountainous area around Trivero Valdilana, now Oasi Zegna.

An immersion into the treasures that keep alive traces of the Walser culture, to discover the ancient mountain civilization, high-altitude landscapes, evocative panoramas, and still active historic alpine pastures. 

Pleasant hike immersed in lesser-known places, among the most beautiful Walser settlements of the Lys Valley, treasure troves of traditions and customs of ancient mountain peoples, ideal for appreciating and getting to know the culture and history of this ancient community.

Pleasant hike immersed in a spectacular panorama dominated by the Monte Rosa massif. You pass through some of the most beautiful Walser settlements in the Lys Valley, ideal for appreciating and learning about the culture and history of the Aosta Valley community.

A route immersed in wild nature that retraces the steps of the ancient Valsesian migrants who traveled the Via Regia to reach Switzerland in search of fortune.

A route within the Alta Valsesia Natural Park that offers genuine emotions, breathtaking high-altitude panoramas, high-altitude alpine pastures filled with silence, and alpine horizons that stretch over the Monte Rosa massif.

Long route, but full of emotions and spectacular views of the Valsesian Rosa, towards the legendary Colle del Turlo, searching for traces left by the Walser, among idyllic lakes, military roads, and paths once frequented by miners. 

A charming hike immersed in a spectacular landscape that will accompany you throughout the route, among scenic waterfalls and mountain lakes following the trails of the historic villages of the ancient Walser civilization.

The Via Francigena leads from the cathedral in Canterbury in southeastern Great Britain through France and Switzerland to St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.

Route with unbeatable views and at times challenging, to get to know two territories with strong historical Walser traditions, separated by Colle Mud, a pass nestled between Corno Mud and the imposing north face of Monte Tagliaferro at the foot of one of the highest peaks in Valsesia.