Alta Badia Tourism Cooperative
The characteristic rural landscapes of the valley will envelop you during the entire route. You will be immersed in the tranquillity of the area: as you look around you will be able to observe some of the most characteristic "viles" of Val Badia. Viles are the typical widespread rural settlements, composed of several farmhouses.
Continuing along the path, you will reach the Corn plateau, one of the few panoramic points from where you can see the village of San Vigilio on one side, and San Martin with the Pütia mountain in the background, on the other one.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Roadbook
The circular route starts in the village centre and continues along path no. 6 to the small church of Santa Barbara, the emblem of La Val. Continue left to the hamlets of Ciablun, Runch and Biei, you can also arrive here by car. The slightly uphill route follows forest road no. 5 to continue on paths no. 4B and no. 4 to Corn, the destination of the hike (1894 m). For the return journey, follow path no. 4 to Ciampëi from where you return to the village of La Val along the main road.
Car park Grata
Europa Wanderdorf La Val – Wengen
Parish church La Val
Library La Val
Priest Heinrich Videsott's house
Priest Heinrich Videsott's house
Santa Barbara church
Old Parish church La Val
The labyrinth of Dlijia vedla
Public transport
Directions
Follow the SS244 Val Badia road towards Pederoa and continue on road SP60 to La Val.
Coordinates
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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