TORX with Kailas
The iconic endurance trail race series that traverses the Aosta Valley via the Alta Via 1 and Alta Via 2 routes.
2026-09-11
Breuil-Cervinia
A year-round alpine resort beneath the Matterhorn
High-altitude trails
Hiking around Breuil-Cervinia
When the snow melts, Breuil-Cervinia opens into a high-altitude hiking landscape with marked routes for every level. From gentle valley walks to more demanding climbs, trails lead toward lakes, alpine refuges and open viewpoints with the Matterhorn always in sight.
Plan Maison is a natural hub for summer walks: lifts can shorten the climb so you spend more time on the trail. Popular options include routes toward Lake Goillet and the Cime Bianche area, as well as longer approaches to mountain refuges such as Oriondé and Bobba.
Summer on the Matterhorn
Golf, biking and alpine days outdoors
Summer in Cervinia is built for outdoor days. Golf Club Cervino offers an 18-hole course at about 2,050 metres — the highest in Italy — with fairways framed by alpine peaks and long views toward the Matterhorn.
Mountain bikers can ride the Breuil-Cervinia Bike Park, with downhill and enduro trails, lift access and local bike rentals. Beyond the trails, summer brings glacier skiing on selected high runs, scenic lift journeys including the Matterhorn Alpine Crossing, and easy outdoor time for families around the village.
Summer mountain facts
What to expect in summer
Altitude of Breuil-Cervinia: 2,050 m.
Hiking: marked high-altitude trails from the village and Plan Maison.
Golf Club Cervino: 18 holes at about 2,050 m — the highest course in Italy.
Bike park: 100+ km of downhill and enduro trails with lift access.
Summer skiing: selected high-altitude runs (see winter ski facts for kilometre detail).
Summer lifts: access for hikers, bikers and scenic crossings toward Zermatt.
Upcoming events in Breuil-Cervinia
Plaisirs de Culture en Vallée d'Aoste
A cultural week across the Aosta Valley featuring various heritage and educational events, including activities at the Efisio Noussan Natural Sciences Museum.
2026-09-19