The bike route to Col de Malatra in the Aosta Valley is an exciting adventure for mountain bike enthusiasts. This route offers not only breathtaking views of the majestic Alps but also a challenging experience for experienced riders.
The higher you ascend, the steeper the terrain becomes. However, the efforts are rewarded by the imposing panorama.
The view from Col de Malatra is simply stunning. You will be surrounded by snow-covered peaks, majestic glaciers, and pristine alpine wilderness. This is the perfect spot to take a break, take photos, and enjoy the refreshing mountain air before making your way back to Courmayeur. The descent through this impressive high alpine mountain landscape offers a varied mix of fast, flowing sections and some challenging passages.
Author’s recommendation
For the climbing at Col de Malatra, a hookabike can be advantageous. In some places, you need both hands to climb up.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Rifugio FrassatiSafety information
Recommended only in dry weather conditions.
Roadbook
Aosta - St. Rhémy-en-Bosses - Arp de Joux - Refugio Frassati - Col de Malatra - Rifugio Walter Bonatti - Lèche - Val de Ferret - Coumayjeur - Aosta
Public transport
There are connections between Courmayeur and Aosta and a bus towards Gd. St. Bernard. However, a ride sharing cannot be guaranteed and depends on the bus driver :-)
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Equipment
A rideable MTB, 1st Aid Kit, repair tools, provisions, sufficient fluids, clothing adapted to the weather and temperatures
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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