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Parléaz Village and Fountain – Blavy Church and Viewpoint loop from Aosta Valley

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Italy

Aosta Valley

Quart

Parléaz Village and Fountain – Blavy Church and Viewpoint loop from Aosta Valley

Hard

5.0

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Parléaz Village and Fountain – Blavy Church and Viewpoint loop from Aosta Valley

02:43

31.9km

1,080m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 17, 2026

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Start point

Bus stop

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8.63 km

Ru Pompillard Crossing at Saint-Christophe

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At this point the Ru Pompillard crosses the asphalt road that goes down to Saint-Christophe.

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11.8 km

View of Roisan MTB Trail

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The Roisan area offers a series of marked mountain bike itineraries. The easier routes can also be done with rigid MTB or gravel bikes.

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13.4 km

Starting point Paths Saint-Christophe

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Highest point from where all the trails in the Saint-Christophe area start (26B - 26A etc.)

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14.1 km

Parléaz Village and Fountain

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Little village and very fresh fountain to fill bottles

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15.3 km

Start of the Descent to Ru Pompillard

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The dirt road is very beautiful, the surface is compact and not very rough, easily pedaled even uphill.

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17.2 km

Blavy Church and Viewpoint

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Perfect for a picnic - there's a picnic table and some maps/information to read too.

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24.9 km

Jeanceyaz Village

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Jeanceyaz is a small mountain village with a quiet and picturesque atmosphere. The traditional houses, built of stone and wood, overlook narrow cobbled streets.

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28.6 km

Abbé Henry dedicates a chapter to the four ru of Saint-Christophe: the Ru Baudin built in 1287 by Jacques of Quart, the even older Ru Champapon, the Ru Prévôt which his brother the provost Henri of Quart had excavated around 1300 and the Ru Pontpillar (Sic) or Piàru excavated at the beginning of the 15th century thanks to the initiative of the parish priests of Roisan, Sant'Orso, Saint-Christophe and Quart who obtained authorization to build on it from the Duke of Savoy on 8 December 1409 the Ru Prévôt another canal from Valpelline to Quart. In 1528 the users of the Ru Prévôt reported that for some time the repairs to which the lord was required had not been carried out, or if they had been carried out, they were carried out late, after the harvest, when they were no longer of any use. They therefore asked Duke Charles of Savoy for authorization to independently provide for the maintenance of the ru with the exception of the great arch of Porossan. The duke authorized those entitled to directly provide for the maintenance of the ru which in the document is estimated at two or three thousand days of work per year.
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31.9 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

30.6 km

620 m

474 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

22.7 km

9.02 km

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (1,460 m)

Lowest point (540 m)

Weather

Saturday 18 July

32°C

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Parléaz Village and Fountain – Blavy Church and Viewpoint loop from Aosta Valley

Ru Pompillard Crossing at Saint-Christophe

View of Roisan MTB Trail

Starting point Paths Saint-Christophe

Parléaz Village and Fountain

Start of the Descent to Ru Pompillard

Blavy Church and Viewpoint

Jeanceyaz Village

Ru Prévôt

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