Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley

Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley

So this was the time of the year, when we go with two family friends driving to the Alps. This is our half term ski safari trip to the Aosta Valley.
I am super lucky to have a place in the Alps and being able – now again – after the pandemic, to go back all year round. We left a bit earlier than usual, waking up at 1 AM to leave at 2.15 AM, as I have booked our crossing with Eurotunnel a bit late. Rates where too expensive to leave at 6.20, so we tried a 5.20 AM departure.
Tired kids in the car. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Tired kids in the car. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
It was not bad at all. But, after the first day of driving, done by my husband, we were exhausted. I don’t drive but I do the copiloting- if that is a word! And try not to fall asleep during all the trip. The idea is to keep my hubby awake!
No-one was at the Eurotunnel terminal and we left one hour early. The weather was good and we did it to Chaumont, to our first pit-stop by 1.30 PM, local time.
In Chaumont, as usual, we went to the Ibis Styles Chaumont Centre Gare– a super family and dog friendly hotel. It’s manager, Chrystelle, is always there to greet us, the boys get sweets (they feel so comfortable there, that they serve more than they should!). Then, we went to our room for a well deserved nap.
Chaumont at night. Photo: The-Ski-Guru
Chaumont at night. Photo: The-Ski-Guru
Half sleeping, we’ve watched some Winter Olympics, and then went out with the dog for a walk before dinner. Our dog does not behave well if staying at a hotel room alone. The boys did not fancy eating out, so we got them some food. There is a local joint they love, called Frenchy Food. They were happy as Larry staying in with Ozzy.
Tour d'Aisne in Chaumont Centre Ville. Photo: The-Ski-Guru.
Tour d’Aisne in Chaumont Centre Ville. Photo: The-Ski-Guru.
Meanwhile, went out to our favourite restaurant in Chaumont. We tend to always go there. We had dinner sometimes at the hotel, which is good too. There are lots of restaurants in Chaumont, but being a Saturday night, all was busy. This is a small joint called Le Jardin, that is on an road off the main road where the hotel is. The chef is the one that serves you- it is a tiny place. But food is good and cheap! We always finish talking to the people of the table next to us- we both try to babble our French… the wine does help!
We went on to have an early night and woke up the second day for the nicest day on the route.
After breakfast and after buying some goodies for the car, off we went. We always do a bit of route nationale- where we charge diesel, as it is cheaper than doing so in the motorway.
Aire du Lac on A40, a great stop if you want a place with bathrooms only, but lovely spot to eat and watch the lake below. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Aire du Lac on A40, a great stop if you want a place with bathrooms only, but lovely spot to eat and watch the lake below. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
The early morning sun hit the undulated terrain- really lovely to see first thing in the morning. Then we joined the A31 and A39 down to Bourg -en- Bresse, following the A40, where we had our first stop at the Aire-du-Lac. This is a lovely spot, always sunny -but cold this time. It is great for stopping for a wee and a sandwich. It is one of the ‘aires’ without food services. We carry our food and a thermo with coffee, so we avoid stopping at the serviced ‘aires’.
From there it was sailing through- no traffic at all! Our friends went all through the day before, and they had some ‘bouchon’ (traffic) around Geneva! But then, it was a Saturday, that is a change day for ski resorts. As Italians like to refer to, for the Mont Blanc Tunnel as ‘Sabato Nero’.
The road towards the Mont Blanc Tunnel was empty. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley.
The road towards the Mont Blanc Tunnel was empty. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley.
We went through the Mont Blanc Tunnel in no time! As usual, nobody asked us for anything! I guess the personnel of the tunnel have the Passenger Locator Form electronically stored. But, nobody asks us for tests- still, I prefer to do them, just in case some day someone asks!
This time I’ve remembered to put the heating in advance, so our home in Morgex was warm when we’ve arrived.
Home Sweet Home in Morgex. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Home Sweet Home in Morgex. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
That night the boys wanted to go with our two families friends for dinner at Pizzeria Millenium. This is a lovely pizza joint in Pont Suaz, just out of Aosta, passing the bridge of the A5 motorway. For many years we’ve stopped in a house up the hill from Pont Suaz, that was perfectly located to go to the Aosta-Pila parking lot. That is how we’ve found Millenium. It has a play area underneath and the boys still love going there…which is great!
The boys at Millenium Pizzeria, in Pont Suaz, Charvensod. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
The boys at Millenium Pizzeria, in Pont Suaz, Charvensod. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
We’ve met our friends and had a lovely dinner- now it was time to go back home and get some sleep to go skiing the next day!
Monday started and we were going to ski with our friends, so off we left for Pila. It takes 35′ through the SS 26 – the state road. You can go a bit faster through the A5 motorway, but it is pricey for a short distance, and is full of tunnels- for me it is a bit claustrophobic. I love the landscape through the state road. You can see lots of castles and churches perched up on top of the different mountains. Lovely mountains with lots of personality abound, and vineyards everywhere. Here is the home of the Blanc du Morgex et La Salle, the highest vineyards in Europe- by the Monte Bianco!
We arrived to the parking lot and it was pretty empty. The Italians are not having their Carnival until later this year, which was a blessing for us- as usually half term can be really busy. Having grown skiing in Las Leñas and Portillo, I got used to skiing on empty slopes…
Going up the Pila cablecar with my little boy. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Going up the Pila cablecar with my little boy. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Compared to our last day of skiing in the end of 21, the snow was great. The Italian Alps really did not get too much snow this year at all. Last year, the last day was too crowded, and it has rained before we went, so there was no grip in the snow at all! But now, the snowcat groomers had done a lovely job! There was not too much snow for off-piste, but getting older as I am, and lazier, this was fine!
Getting ready to ski in Pila. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Getting ready to ski in Pila. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
We had a quick stop at La Baraka for a panini, as my eldest is always hungry. Then we’ve continued skiing – a bit with our friends, a bit with some of them. We’ve finished having a drink at the Yeti Bar, in front of the cablecar. Pila was closing its lifts pretty sharp after five. You could tell that it was not that busy, if not you have also a bit of a leeway before you have to go down.
Après-ski at Yeti Bar in Pila. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Après-ski at Yeti Bar in Pila. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
That night we had a nice dinner at home, enjoying some time our flat. After a great sleep, on Tuesday we were going to La Thuile.
We took our dog for a walk- as we do each morning, to the lovely hamlet of Pautex. There is a cycling piste and a big open space. Our dog loves the place- we get him tired chasing his ball, and then he has a rest while we ski. We tend to ski half days, as it is not fair on the dog if not!
A daily bath for Ozzy in Pautex in freezing cold water. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
A daily bath for Ozzy in Pautex in freezing cold water. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
We went towards Prè-Saint-Didier and up the ‘tornantes‘ (hairpin turns) to La Thuile. La Thuile is only 20′ from us, so it is a great place to go from Morgex.
It was windy…. very windy. What happens with La Thuile, is that they only have one bubble chairlift (if I am right). Therefore, in the majority of the lifts, you do suffer the cold! But the skiing was so good! Snow was fresh, even if blown at places, and we had a lovely day! As we are going late, we did not stop for lunch, but for the occasional hot chocolate- that is thick and delicious!
The 'tornantes' to La Thuile from home. It takes us 20' to be at the base of the lifts from Morgex. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
The ‘tornantes’ to La Thuile from home. It takes us 20′ to be at the base of the lifts from Morgex. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
The boys going up the cablecar of La Thuile. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
The boys going up the cablecar of La Thuile. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
We stopped again when coming back up from the bottom. This was after doing red 6 with my boy and our friend Patrick and his kid Charlie, as it was freezing! My husband was going with the other boys that were going down black 5, but he lost them, so he had been skiing on his own for a while. He called me to see where we were, and we’ve arranged to meet at the Foyer bar. There is where we got our second hot chocolate!
The youngest of the group in an old cable car at Le Foyer in La Thuile. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
My little one wanted to go back again red six to the bottom. This is a lovely red that is tricky at places, a bit icy, a bit narrow, but beautiful views all the way down. I was ready to go to the cablecar to go down as I was tired, but he insisted. And he wanted to take a Poma surface lift up before we went down, so we had a longer way down… With his eyes he always convinced me, so we went with Chris and him up and then all the way down.
One last run- note the empty slopes at La Thuile. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
One last run- note the empty slopes at La Thuile. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
One last Piste 6 in La Thuile. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
One last Piste 6 in La Thuile. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Everyone was already down having an aperitivo al fresco. It was pretty fresco, as later I could tell when trying to take my boots off. They were frozen and taking them off was torture!
Aperitivo al -real 'fresco' in La Thuile. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Aperitivo al -real ‘fresco’ in La Thuile. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Wednesday was another day for Pila. We went out with Ozzy and then up to Aosta again. The parking lot was a bit busier today- after all, all kids at school in Aosta have ski club on Wednesday and go skiing. How cool is that! Up the lifts, we’ve decided to ski the less busy runs- down red 2, red 4, red 6-7-9, 13 and 14. Then a quick hot chocolate at Lo Baoutson – by Couis 2 lift, and down to the base area before the gondola closed!
At Lo Baoutson in Pila. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
At Lo Baoutson in Pila. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
That night we went to our local Da Beppe in Morgex- a lovely family restaurant around the chalet that has good food for great prices! It is great because they have a TV on the room and is like having dinner in someone’s living room!
Thursday was the day we wanted to use to go to Cervinia. Online the Cervinia website does not offer half days. But talking to my friend that works there, he told me that you can buy them at the ticket offices.
So we went out to take Ozzy, and we saw the lovely lady of the little farm that came to give us a gigantic goose egg ! Then she took us to see the stable where the Piemontese sheep and goats stay for the winter. They are so cute! I could have taken better pictures if Ozzy was not trying to jump on top of them! Cervinia is the furthest of the resorts we have from home. Courmayeur is the nearest, at only 10 minutes from the house.
A goose egg from the farm in Pautex, one of the hamlets of Morgex. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
A goose egg from the farm in Pautex, one of the hamlets of Morgex. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley

 

Look that face! A Piemontese sheep in its stable in Pautex. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Look that face! A Piemontese sheep in its stable in Pautex. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Cervinia is about hour and a half, maybe hour 18′ if going through the motorway, which is what we did. The road up to Cervinia is lovely. We went through Châtillon, which looks lovely to go and walk through it.
Going through Châtillon on our way to Cervinia. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Going through Châtillon on our way to Cervinia. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
I do like better the looks of Valtourneche- and you can take a little gondola up to the resort of Cervinia, but we drove up to Cervinia. We have been before in the summer some years ago when we went for a short trek. The weather turned into us so we just had a short walk up the mountain and back into town!
Arriving in Cervinia. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Arriving in Cervinia. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Another day of changing boots in the car. The boys with the Cervino on the background. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Another day of changing boots in the car. The boys with the Cervino on the background. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Now we parked again across from the golf club, and walked through the town to the lifts. We were on the left side of the mountain, as seen from the bottom of the lifts. Took the super fast sextuple from the base and the second fast lift up to the top – and it was a blizzard. It reminded me of skiing in Las Leñas.
Oh my! It was windy in Cervinia. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Oh my! It was windy in Cervinia. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
There are no trees, all above treeline. It was skiing down, stopping with the wind and waiting to be able to see something again! I’ve noticed there were lots of Brits in Cervinia- as there were not so many in the other resorts. We’ve stopped at the Chalet Etoile in Plan Maison for a quick hot chocolate and to look at a ski map – without the wind! I’ve painted this restaurant in one of my art projects from outside with a cheeky ibex skier…
My little one outside Chalet Etoile. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
My little one outside Chalet Etoile. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
We wanted to take a gondola up to Plateau Rosa but we could not see it from there. We finished going down towards the other base and taking up the gondola again towards Plan Maison but a bit to the side. The idea was to take the gondola to Cime Bianche. When we’ve arrived to the gondola structure- something like a seventies kind of building, everyone was staring at the ski map. At that moment they’ve started to close all the mountain. Winds were too strong, so it was not safe anymore to run most of the lifts!
Maybe it will get nicer? Not really. But still fun in Cervinia. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Maybe it will get nicer? Not really. But still fun in Cervinia. I could however to see my mate on the other side in Zermatt as the pass was closed! Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
We were about to get to the high speed lift up to Theodulpass when a liftie closed it on our face. Then we took the little surface lift on the side. The boys were telling me that it looks boring- but I’ve told them, better boring than nothing! And it was empty- so we did a couple of laps there seeing if more terrain was to open. But then I’ve started seeing the chairlifts going backwards- never seen something like that!
If you cannot ski, eat! At the Ice Bar in Cervinia, when all lifts closed early due to the high winds. After all, this is high mountain terrain! Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
If you cannot ski, eat! At the Ice Bar in Cervinia, when all lifts closed early due to the high winds. After all, this is high mountain terrain! Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
We went down minding that we could not take any other lifts- towards the base area where we arrived. It was funny how everyone was staying still with the gusts of wind. We made it to the base and got some burgers on the Ice bar at the base area- they were really good- if not a bit pricey! But after all, Cervinia is a more expensive resort- if I compare it to Pila or La Thuile. Courmayeur can be more expensive too- but it does not seem so much… maybe being near Milano helps the higher prices.
Happy boy, in Cervinia. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Happy boy, in Cervinia. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
We came down the mountain a bit earlier, which was good to see the scenery and also because I needed to work at home for a bit. Then, after walking the dog and taking showers, we went back to Aosta for dinner again at Millenium Pizzeria. The goys love the place and we were doing it more for them, because we were tired!
A quick morning coffee in Sablè in Morgex. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
A quick morning coffee in Sablè in Morgex. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
But we had a great time going so, that is good. After another sleep, the last day we needed to take Ozzy to the vet. There he gets a dewormer and a stamp in his Italian passport, so we can take him back to London. After that, a quick cappuccino at Sablè, and had breakfast at home with the big goose egg. It was delicious by the way, but it was like having a massive egg!
A big egg, a goose egg! Delicious! Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
A big egg, a goose egg! Delicious! Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Our last day was back to Pila, as the boys wanted to ski with their friends. I missed skiing Courmayeur so far, but we’ll go back – we have it only ten minutes down the road from home!
Nice and warm day in Pila, snow became corn snow overnight- still nice! Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Nice and warm day in Pila, snow became corn snow overnight- still nice! Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Pila was busy again, so we skied again the non-busy runs, which is great, as people tend to concentrate in parts of the mountain! The boys decided they were too cool for skiing with us and left us- so took the time to have a hot chocolate at Societè bar. This is located by the artificial lake used for snowmaking- It is lovely as it is a bit out of the normal path… then we went to ski up Couis 2, when we’ve seen our little one with our friend Paul. Looks like the boys wanted to ski the black runs and my little one said he did not want to do it, so Paul stuck with him. I am glad that at least he stands for himself! So we waited for him, then saw my eldest coming back up, and my husband and Paul stayed for doing another lap in Couis, while my two boys came with me.
We did a couple of quick laps and then went down to Bar Yeti, only five minutes before the gondola stopped from taking us down to the Aosta -Pila parking lot.
Hot chocolate and a limonata at Bar Societè in Pila. The day was for staying sunbathing... Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Hot chocolate and a limonata at Bar Societè in Pila. The day was for staying sunbathing… Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Paul and Chris in Pila, with the Cervino in the background. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Paul and Chris in Pila, with the Cervino in the background. Photo: The-Ski-Guru. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Last run with my boys- priceless. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Last run with my boys- priceless. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
We went back home quickly to take Ozzy out, and then we had a meeting with the guys of the Gran Baita Hotel in Courmayeur, to talk about the upcoming Mountain Travel Symposium. This is my day job, the one that pays my bills! It was a great meeting, more with the lovely display for aperitivo, and the Aperol Spritz looked like mini bath-tubs!
Aperitivo at the Gran Baita with Martino Cendou. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Aperitivo at the Gran Baita with Martino Cendou. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
We went back home and got some pizzas from La Locanda in Morgex, as my little one was demanding to eat one! And we went for an early night as tomorrow was going to be a long day.
Saturday we woke up, finished organising the bags, buying the last bits and bops for the trip, and off we left. The trip was not as busy as we were anticipating, but it was long. We made it to Reims past 7 PM. We were knackered by then. The room at the Mercure Reims Cathedrale had a great view to the river Vesle. It had a main room with the king bed, plus a second one with a sofa bed. This is perfect now that our kids start to be a bit older, as they do make noise, and sometimes we want to relax and sleep and not hear them chatting non-stop!
Goodbye Morgex. Until next time. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Goodbye Morgex. Until next time. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
We went out with Ozzy to pick up some food. It was really windy as to stay eating outside as we did in December, October and July. We just bought some food and went back to the hotel. Ozzy is great for leaving him at our place in Morgex or at home, but is lousy at hotels. He starts barking and crying. We would be persona-non-grata if we leave him behind!
Travelling with a dog. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Travelling with a dog. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
The next morning we woke up and went for a stroll through Reims, the chatedral, and all its’ surrounding area. We had our Eurotunnel a bit later than usual, so we had a chance to have breakfast on the street and walk a bit before going back to the hotel to check out.
Lazy morning at the Mercure Reims Cathedrale. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
Lazy morning at the Mercure Reims Cathedrale. Our Half Term Ski Safari Trip to the Aosta Valley
The last part from Reims to the Eurotunnel in Cocquelles take around 2 hours and a bit. We always charge the diesel tank near the hotel, so we have a full one. Plus we don’t have to stop in the motorway, that their prices are ridiculous! Rates for diesel went up since we were in December/January!
As usual, in Eurotunnel, it was busy, but the traffic moves. We did the paperwork for Ozzy, then wait for our letter to be called and the zig zag queue with the cars to go through French and UK migrations.
Now back home and thinking where we are off next? Thanks to my day job, the place is Vail. And we’ll then drive to Aspen and Crested Butte, both towns where I lived when younger. I want to show my boys how skiing in Colorado is. It will be a great experience!

 

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