I’ve now arrived in the Aosta Valley. It was challenging, but also beautiful. On Saturday (September 19th), I’ll continue. The accommodations are booked up to Tirano. It’s a long way ahead of me, but at least I’m now halfway through. I’ve already hiked 680 km, and there are still about 600 km to go.
September 19th
Start: 1000 m.ü.M, Ziel: 724 m.ü.M, Min: 655 m.ü.M, Max: 1517 m.ü.M
Weg: 8 Std 30, 25.054 km, ↗ 1142m, ↘ 1418m, GPX-Track, KML-Pfad
September 20th
Start: 725 m.ü.M, Ziel: 518 m.ü.M, Min: 471 m.ü.M, Max: 751 m.ü.M
Weg: 10 Std, 34.799 km, ↗ 906m, ↘ 1113m, GPX-Track, KML-Pfad
September 21st
Start: 516 m.ü.M, Ziel: 1382 m.ü.M, Min: 499 m.ü.M, Max: 2168 m.ü.M
Weg: 12 Std, 25.475 km, ↗ 2267m, ↘ 1401m, GPX-Track, KML-Pfad
September 22nd
Start: 1381 m.ü.M, Ziel: 750 m.ü.M, Min: 750 m.ü.M, Max: 2387 m.ü.M
Weg: 9 Std 10, 24.958 km, ↗ 1444m, ↘ 2075m, GPX-Track, KML-Pfad
September 23rd
Start: 749 m.ü.M, Ziel: 444 m.ü.M, Min: 384 m.ü.M, Max: 1646 m.ü.M
Weg: 12 Std, 29.751 km, ↗ 1939m, ↘ 2244m, GPX-Track, KML-Pfad
September 24th
Start: 444 m.ü.M, Ziel: 229 m.ü.M, Min: 224 m.ü.M, Max: 873 m.ü.M
Weg: 12 Std, 37.428 km, ↗ 1306m, ↘ 1521m, GPX-Track, KML-Pfad
September 25th
Start: 229 m.ü.M, Ziel: 355 m.ü.M, Min: 193 m.ü.M, Max: 380 m.ü.M
Weg: 8 Std 40, 33.382 km, ↗ 472m, ↘ 346m, GPX-Track, KML-Pfad
September 26th
Start: 355 m.ü.M, Ziel: 620 m.ü.M, Min: 201 m.ü.M, Max: 1301 m.ü.M
Weg: 13 Std, 35.262 km, ↗ 1819m, ↘ 1554m, GPX-Track, KML-Pfad
September 27th
Start: 619 m.ü.M, Ziel: 201 m.ü.M, Min: 200 m.ü.M, Max: 622 m.ü.M
Weg: 10 Std 10, 36.692 km, ↗ 804m, ↘ 1222m, GPX-Track, KML-Pfad
September 28th
Start: 201 m.ü.M, Ziel: 260 m.ü.M, Min: 200 m.ü.M, Max: 420 m.ü.M
Weg: 9 Std 30, 37.686 km, ↗ 470m, ↘ 411m, GPX-Track, KML-Pfad
September 29th
Start: 260 m.ü.M, Ziel: 424 m.ü.M, Min: 258 m.ü.M, Max: 425 m.ü.M
Weg: 10 Std 30, 43.899 km, ↗ 330m, ↘ 166m, GPX-Track, KML-Pfad
Afterwards…
Well, afterwards I still need to cross the Stelvio Pass and a few other hills. If the weather cooperates, it should be feasible. The Stelvio Pass closes in
mid-October. It might be enough time, or it might not. We’ll see.
Anyone who wants to join me for a hike is still welcome to get in touch. At Lake Como and also in Valtellina, it would be relatively easy to hike even smaller sections, as there should be public transport (bus/train)
available. Before Como, this is more difficult.