Trekking Balconata Val Ferret

In summer, the line is very busy. It is not mandatory to book a single seat, but it is essential to check the updated schedules (Arriva/SAVDA) and arrive at the stop a bit early, especially on weekends in July and August. The bus is free.

Yes, it is a tour very popular with families. The trails are wide and safe. The only aspect to consider is the total length (about 20 km); for younger children, you can only cover a section (e.g., Arnouvaz-Bonatti) and descend earlier.

Along the route, you are in luck: the Bonatti and Bertone huts offer excellent shelter. However, the balcony is exposed, so it is essential to always carry a waterproof jacket and shoes with good soles to avoid slipping in the mud.

Certainly! The route is perfect for dogs, but remember that you are in a mountainous area with wildlife: it is mandatory to keep them on a leash and bring enough water, although you will find some streams along the way.

Designed for practitioners with decent fitness and some prior experience. Includes moderate elevation changes, sometimes rough terrain or longer daily stages. Requires good energy management and basic technical ability to handle small natural obstacles or uneven road sections.

Reserved for well-prepared athletes seeking a challenge. Characterized by sometimes steep gradients, technical sections, unstable surfaces and long distances. You need to be able to walk up to 7 hours with a backpack or cycle up to 130 km in a day. Requires excellent physical endurance, perfect knowledge of your equipment and the ability to adapt in often isolated or harsh environments.