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A guidebook to 32 walks and scrambles in the Aosta Valley. Exploring the dramatic scenery of the Italian Alps there’s something for both beginner and experienced walkers, from short leisurely walks to scrambles and protected routes bordering on mountaineering.\n\n\n Routes range from 4 to 20km (2–12 miles) in length and can be enjoyed in 1–6 hours. A handful of trail runs and via ferrata are also summarised in brief.\n\n\n \n\n1:50,000 maps are included for each route\nGPX files available to download\nDetailed information on accommodation, public transport and wildlife\nHighlights include walks to Forte di Bard and Grand St Bernard Monastery

Drawing on his own experience, Barney Campbell's Rain is a powerful, vivid and affecting portrait of the Afghan frontline.\n\n'No better on-the-ground description of Britain's war will ever be written. Rain is what Chickenhawk or, more recently, Matterhorn was to Vietnam. It's unputdownable, except for when the reader needs to draw breath or battle a lump in the throat' Evening Standard\n\nTom Chamberlain was destined to be a soldier from the moment he discovered a faded picture of his father patrolling the streets of Belfast.\n\nWith the war in Afghanistan at its savage peak, Tom is despatched from home in the dead of an anonymous September night, a blood tribute leaving without fanfare. \n\nFull of eagerness, but wracked by self-doubt, he must discover who he is and what he is capable of.\n\nBut as the bonds with his comrades grow, home - and the loved ones left behind - seem ever more remote from the surreal violence and exhilaration of war.\n____________\n\n'Rain is not merely good, it's remarkable. Powerful, at times unbearably harrowing, it captures both the fear and exhilaration of men pushed to breaking point' JEREMY PAXMAN\n\n'A wonderfully achieved, enthralling and moving novel of war. Its authenticity is as telling as it is terrifying' WILLIAM BOYD\n\n'Gripping . . . the ending is genuinely shocking' DAILY MAIL\n\n'One of the most powerful and emotional works ever written about British soldiers in battle. Troubling, funny, upsetting, exhilarating and deeply moving. You will never forget it' COLONEL RICHARD KEMP\n\n'One of the best novels about the Afghanistan war. Brutally honest, it could have been a memoir' DAVID AXE

In una tarda mattinata estiva, un gruppo di persone sale sulla cabina della funivia che dalla stazione di Trockener Steg li porterà alla stazione di Matterhorn Glacier Paradise. A metà del percorso, però, l’impianto si ferma inspiegabilmente quando entra in contatto con alcune basse nuvole di passaggio. Durante il periodo di segregazione, sospesi nel vuoto, i passeggeri interagiranno tra di loro, mostrando il loro vissuto e la loro intima natura. Ma in seguito alla morte misteriosa e violenta di Samuel, il tecnico addetto alla manutenzione dell’impianto, la situazione all’interno della cabina inizia a degenerare. Ben presto sarà chiaro a tutto il gruppo di dover fare i conti con una oscura presenza, che uno alla volta finirà per far sparire i passeggeri.

From the Wetterhorn in 1854 to the Matterhorn in 1865 - from triumph to tragedy - the Alps were conquered in a decade. It was what Reverend W.A.B. Coolidge called the 'golden age of alpinism,' the era of the first great guides (Christian Almer, Melchoir Anderegg, Michel Croz) and gentlemen climbers (Leslie Stephen, John Tyndall, Edward Whymper).\n\nAlmost all European Alpine clubs were founded during this period, crowned by the successful ascents of the Aiguille Verte, the Matterhorn, and the Brenva face of Mont Blanc. Summits were no longer scaled in the name of science, but for the beauty and difficulty of ascents that embodied the pleasure of the 'noble sport' of mountaineering, as invented during this golden decade.\n\n1865: the Golden Age of Mountaineering, by Gilles Modica, documents this great time in the history of alpinism. Illustrated with 350 photographs and illustrations and lavishly produced, it is co-published in English and French by Vertebrate Publishing and Editions Paulsen.

Whether you want to ski in the shadow of the Matterhorn, try fondue in Gruyeres, or hike in Lauterbrunnen Valley, the local Fodor's travel experts in Switzerland are here to help! Fodor's Essential Switzerland guidebook is packed with maps, carefully curated recommendations, and everything else you need to simplify your trip-planning process and make the most of your time. This new edition has been fully-redesigned with an easy-to-read layout, fresh information, and beautiful color photos. Fodor's \"Essential\" guides have been named by Booklist as the Best Travel Guide Series of 2020!\n\n\n\nFodor's Essential Switzerland includes:\n\n\n\n\nAN ILLUSTRATED ULTIMATE EXPERIENCES GUIDE to the top things to see and do\nMULTIPLE ITINERARIES to effectively organize your days and maximize your time\nMORE THAN 30 DETAILED MAPS to help you navigate confidently\nCOLOR PHOTOS throughout to spark your wanderlust!\nHONEST RECOMMENDATIONS on the best sights, restaurants, hotels, nightlife, shopping, performing arts, activities, and more\n PHOTO-FILLED \"BEST OF\" FEATURES on \"Best Hikes,\" Switzerland's Most Beautiful Villages,\" and more\nTRIP-PLANNING TOOLS AND PRACTICAL TIPS including when to go, getting around, beating the crowds, and saving time and money\nHISTORICAL AND CULTURAL INSIGHTS providing rich context on the local people, politics, cuisine, geography, and more\nSPECIAL FEATURES on \"What to Watch and Read Before You Visit,\" and \"What to Eat and Drink\" \"Scenic Train Rides and Drives,\" \"The Bernese Alps,\" and \"The Vineyards of Lavaux\"\nLOCAL WRITERS to help you find the under-the-radar gems\nFrench, German, and Italian LANGUAGE PRIMERS with useful words and essential phrases\nUP-TO-DATE COVERAGE ON: Geneva, Zurich, Luzern, St. Moritz, the Glacier Express, Zermatt, the Matterhorn, Lugano, Locarno, Bern, Basel, Lauterbrunnen Valley, Grindelwald, Graubunden, Liechtenstein, Gruyeres, Interlaken, Montreux, Lausanne, Lavaux Vignobles, and more.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPlanning on visiting Europe? Check out Fodor's Essential France, Essential Germany, and Essential Italy.\n\n\n\n*Important note for digital editions: The digital edition of this guide does not contain all the images or text included in the physical edition.\n\n\n\nABOUT FODOR'S AUTHORS: Each Fodor's Travel Guide is researched and written by local experts. Fodor's has been offering expert advice for all tastes and budgets for over 80 years. For more travel inspiration, you can sign up for our travel newsletter at fodors.com/newsletter/signup, or follow us @FodorsTravel on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. We invite you to join our friendly community of travel experts at fodors.com/community to ask any other questions and share your experience with us!

Today, mountains are spaces for adventure: treasured places for people to connect with nature, encounter the sublime and challenge themselves, whether it be skiing in the Italian Alps or scaling the heights of the Matterhorn in Switzerland. Some regard our love of mountains as relatively new, claiming that before modern mountaineers planted flags upon the peaks, the average European was more likely to revile and avoid a mountainous landscape than to admire it.\n\nMountains Before Mountaineering tells a different narrative. It reveals the way mountains inspired curiosity and fascination and how they were enjoyed in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Europe. It gives voice to the early modern travellers who climbed peaks and passes with fear and delight; to the ‘real mountaineers’ who lived and died upon the mountain slopes; and to the scientists who used mountains to try to understand the origins of the world.\n\nThis book invites you on a journey through the mountains, long before Everest was ‘discovered’ as the highest mountain in the world or before the first recorded ascent of Mont Blanc. It is the story of how our love of the mountains has been a part of us from the very beginning.

Drawing on his own experience, Barney Campbell's Rain is a powerful, vivid and affecting portrait of the Afghan frontline.\n\n'No better on-the-ground description of Britain's war will ever be written. Rain is what Chickenhawk or, more recently, Matterhorn was to Vietnam. It's unputdownable, except for when the reader needs to draw breath or battle a lump in the throat' Evening Standard\n\nTom Chamberlain was destined to be a soldier from the moment he discovered a faded picture of his father patrolling the streets of Belfast.\n\nWith the war in Afghanistan at its savage peak, Tom is despatched from home in the dead of an anonymous September night, a blood tribute leaving without fanfare. \n\nFull of eagerness, but wracked by self-doubt, he must discover who he is and what he is capable of.\n\nBut as the bonds with his comrades grow, home - and the loved ones left behind - seem ever more remote from the surreal violence and exhilaration of war.\n____________\n\n'Rain is not merely good, it's remarkable. Powerful, at times unbearably harrowing, it captures both the fear and exhilaration of men pushed to breaking point' JEREMY PAXMAN\n\n'A wonderfully achieved, enthralling and moving novel of war. Its authenticity is as telling as it is terrifying' WILLIAM BOYD\n\n'Gripping . . . the ending is genuinely shocking' DAILY MAIL\n\n'One of the most powerful and emotional works ever written about British soldiers in battle. Troubling, funny, upsetting, exhilarating and deeply moving. You will never forget it' COLONEL RICHARD KEMP\n\n'One of the best novels about the Afghanistan war. Brutally honest, it could have been a memoir' DAVID AXE

I giganti del Monte Rosa, del Matterhorn, del Grand Combin e del Monte Bianco saranno i veri compagni di questo incredibile trekking della durata di due settimane. Queste montagne imbiancate che formano la metà nordorientale della Via dei Giganti, offrono panorami mozzafiato ad agni angolo. Ma non solo, l’itinerario è ricco di particolarità e tocca punti di interesse storico e culturale, come l’Ospizio del Gran San Bernardo. I rifugi disseminati lungo la via offrono un riparo al caldo, buoni alloggi e ottimo cibo, mentre i piccoli centri abitati garantiscono i servizi essenziali e le provviste. La guida include: cartine dettagliate a colori; informazioni pratiche su alloggi, cibo e trasporti. Da sapere: l’itinerario può essere combinato con l’Alta Via 2 che attraversa il Gran Paradiso; questo itinerario si pone come una sfida adatta a tutti coloro che hanno familiarià con il trekking e che sono alla ricerca di viste meravigliose.

From the Wetterhorn in 1854 to the Matterhorn in 1865 - from triumph to tragedy - the Alps were conquered in a decade. It was what Reverend W.A.B. Coolidge called the 'golden age of alpinism,' the era of the first great guides (Christian Almer, Melchoir Anderegg, Michel Croz) and gentlemen climbers (Leslie Stephen, John Tyndall, Edward Whymper).\n\nAlmost all European Alpine clubs were founded during this period, crowned by the successful ascents of the Aiguille Verte, the Matterhorn, and the Brenva face of Mont Blanc. Summits were no longer scaled in the name of science, but for the beauty and difficulty of ascents that embodied the pleasure of the 'noble sport' of mountaineering, as invented during this golden decade.\n\n1865: the Golden Age of Mountaineering, by Gilles Modica, documents this great time in the history of alpinism. Illustrated with 350 photographs and illustrations and lavishly produced, it is co-published in English and French by Vertebrate Publishing and Editions Paulsen.

Whether you want to ski in the shadow of the Matterhorn, try fondue in Gruyeres, or hike in Lauterbrunnen Valley, the local Fodor's travel experts in Switzerland are here to help! Fodor's Essential Switzerland guidebook is packed with maps, carefully curated recommendations, and everything else you need to simplify your trip-planning process and make the most of your time. This new edition has been fully-redesigned with an easy-to-read layout, fresh information, and beautiful color photos. Fodor's \"Essential\" guides have been named by Booklist as the Best Travel Guide Series of 2020!\n\n\n\nFodor's Essential Switzerland includes:\n\n\n\n\nAN ILLUSTRATED ULTIMATE EXPERIENCES GUIDE to the top things to see and do\nMULTIPLE ITINERARIES to effectively organize your days and maximize your time\nMORE THAN 30 DETAILED MAPS to help you navigate confidently\nCOLOR PHOTOS throughout to spark your wanderlust!\nHONEST RECOMMENDATIONS on the best sights, restaurants, hotels, nightlife, shopping, performing arts, activities, and more\n PHOTO-FILLED \"BEST OF\" FEATURES on \"Best Hikes,\" Switzerland's Most Beautiful Villages,\" and more\nTRIP-PLANNING TOOLS AND PRACTICAL TIPS including when to go, getting around, beating the crowds, and saving time and money\nHISTORICAL AND CULTURAL INSIGHTS providing rich context on the local people, politics, cuisine, geography, and more\nSPECIAL FEATURES on \"What to Watch and Read Before You Visit,\" and \"What to Eat and Drink\" \"Scenic Train Rides and Drives,\" \"The Bernese Alps,\" and \"The Vineyards of Lavaux\"\nLOCAL WRITERS to help you find the under-the-radar gems\nFrench, German, and Italian LANGUAGE PRIMERS with useful words and essential phrases\nUP-TO-DATE COVERAGE ON: Geneva, Zurich, Luzern, St. Moritz, the Glacier Express, Zermatt, the Matterhorn, Lugano, Locarno, Bern, Basel, Lauterbrunnen Valley, Grindelwald, Graubunden, Liechtenstein, Gruyeres, Interlaken, Montreux, Lausanne, Lavaux Vignobles, and more.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPlanning on visiting Europe? Check out Fodor's Essential France, Essential Germany, and Essential Italy.\n\n\n\n*Important note for digital editions: The digital edition of this guide does not contain all the images or text included in the physical edition.\n\n\n\nABOUT FODOR'S AUTHORS: Each Fodor's Travel Guide is researched and written by local experts. Fodor's has been offering expert advice for all tastes and budgets for over 80 years. For more travel inspiration, you can sign up for our travel newsletter at fodors.com/newsletter/signup, or follow us @FodorsTravel on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. We invite you to join our friendly community of travel experts at fodors.com/community to ask any other questions and share your experience with us!

Il 14 luglio 1865 il venticinquenne inglese Edward Whymper, partito da Zermatt, raggiunge per primo la vetta del Cervino-Matterhorn, il «più nobile scoglio» come scriveva il poeta John Ruskin, o la «Gran Becca» come è ancora chiamata nelle valli italiane ai piedi della montagna. Scendendo, tuttavia, in seguito a un incidente la corda che teneva legati i sette scalatori si rompe, e quattro di essi perdono la vita precipitando nel vuoto. Pochi giorni più tardi, Jean-Antoine Carrel arriva in cima dal versante italiano. Carrel è il vero «eroe» dell'avvincente racconto che Reinhold Messner fa della «conquista» di questa splendida e montagna: Carrel, la guida della Valtournanche che per primo osò pensare di salire il Cervino, fino ad allora considerato inespugnabile per le condizioni meteorologiche che lo caratterizzano, per la severità delle sue pareti, per l'aspetto maestoso che dai tempi più remoti ha alimentato miti e leggende paurose. E Carrel è caratterialmente l'opposto del «dandy» Whymper: taciturno, istintivo, dominato dal senso di responsabilità per le persone che scalano con lui, affidabile fino alle ultimissime ore prima di morire lui stesso sul Cervino, venticinque anni più tardi, dopo aver assicurato la salvezza ai suoi compagni. Perché la corda che teneva gli inglesi si sia rotta è ormai chiarito da tempo, ma è la questione del «senso di responsabilità» che interessa soprattutto Messner. E in questo libro affascinante, che prende le mosse dal grande classico di Guido Rey, Il Monte Cervino, Messner è come se facesse parte dell'una e dell'altra della cordata dei due personaggi contrapposti, Whymper e Carrel, che rappresentano due modi radicalmente diversi di vivere la montagna, pur accomunati come sono dalla medesima, bruciante, passione. Perché Messner vuole capire: «Voglio salire con questi due alpinisti. Voglio capire che cosa li ha spinti, voglio capire cosa hanno dovuto sopportare».

The summit is what drives us, but the climb itself is what matters. \n\n This is a gorgeous atlas of eight of the world’s greatest mountains on all its continents: Everest, Fuji, Matterhorn, Kilimanjaro, Denali, Pucak Jaya, Chimborazo and Vinson Massif. \n\n Clear, accessible texts by Robin Jacobs break down the geography of each mountain, its flora and fauna, the history of its conquest, tales of local populations and indigenous mythologies, and finally, how best to climb it. The routes to the summit are explained as are the individual climbing challenges posed by each mountain. \n\nFurther chapters provide information on how mountains are formed, climbing terms, how to tie knots and what to do in case of an avalanche. A must have for any young explorer or climbing enthusiast!

The summit is what drives us, but the climb itself is what matters. \n\n This is a gorgeous atlas of eight of the world’s greatest mountains on all its continents: Everest, Fuji, Matterhorn, Kilimanjaro, Denali, Pucak Jaya, Chimborazo and Vinson Massif. \n\n Clear, accessible texts by Robin Jacobs break down the geography of each mountain, its flora and fauna, the history of its conquest, tales of local populations and indigenous mythologies, and finally, how best to climb it. The routes to the summit are explained as are the individual climbing challenges posed by each mountain. \n\nFurther chapters provide information on how mountains are formed, climbing terms, how to tie knots and what to do in case of an avalanche. A must have for any young explorer or climbing enthusiast!

In una tarda mattinata estiva, un gruppo di persone sale sulla cabina della funivia che dalla stazione di Trockener Steg li porterà alla stazione di Matterhorn Glacier Paradise. A metà del percorso, però, l’impianto si ferma inspiegabilmente quando entra in contatto con alcune basse nuvole di passaggio. Durante il periodo di segregazione, sospesi nel vuoto, i passeggeri interagiranno tra di loro, mostrando il loro vissuto e la loro intima natura. Ma in seguito alla morte misteriosa e violenta di Samuel, il tecnico addetto alla manutenzione dell’impianto, la situazione all’interno della cabina inizia a degenerare. Ben presto sarà chiaro a tutto il gruppo di dover fare i conti con una oscura presenza, che uno alla volta finirà per far sparire i passeggeri.

Today, mountains are spaces for adventure: treasured places for people to connect with nature, encounter the sublime and challenge themselves, whether it be skiing in the Italian Alps or scaling the heights of the Matterhorn in Switzerland. Some regard our love of mountains as relatively new, claiming that before modern mountaineers planted flags upon the peaks, the average European was more likely to revile and avoid a mountainous landscape than to admire it.\n\nMountains Before Mountaineering tells a different narrative. It reveals the way mountains inspired curiosity and fascination and how they were enjoyed in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Europe. It gives voice to the early modern travellers who climbed peaks and passes with fear and delight; to the ‘real mountaineers’ who lived and died upon the mountain slopes; and to the scientists who used mountains to try to understand the origins of the world.\n\nThis book invites you on a journey through the mountains, long before Everest was ‘discovered’ as the highest mountain in the world or before the first recorded ascent of Mont Blanc. It is the story of how our love of the mountains has been a part of us from the very beginning.

I giganti del Monte Rosa, del Matterhorn, del Grand Combin e del Monte Bianco saranno i veri compagni di questo incredibile trekking della durata di due settimane. Queste montagne imbiancate che formano la metà nordorientale della Via dei Giganti, offrono panorami mozzafiato ad agni angolo. Ma non solo, l’itinerario è ricco di particolarità e tocca punti di interesse storico e culturale, come l’Ospizio del Gran San Bernardo. I rifugi disseminati lungo la via offrono un riparo al caldo, buoni alloggi e ottimo cibo, mentre i piccoli centri abitati garantiscono i servizi essenziali e le provviste. La guida include: cartine dettagliate a colori; informazioni pratiche su alloggi, cibo e trasporti. Da sapere: l’itinerario può essere combinato con l’Alta Via 2 che attraversa il Gran Paradiso; questo itinerario si pone come una sfida adatta a tutti coloro che hanno familiarià con il trekking e che sono alla ricerca di viste meravigliose.

Il 14 luglio 1865 il venticinquenne inglese Edward Whymper, partito da Zermatt, raggiunge per primo la vetta del Cervino-Matterhorn, il «più nobile scoglio» come scriveva il poeta John Ruskin, o la «Gran Becca» come è ancora chiamata nelle valli italiane ai piedi della montagna. Scendendo, tuttavia, in seguito a un incidente la corda che teneva legati i sette scalatori si rompe, e quattro di essi perdono la vita precipitando nel vuoto. Pochi giorni più tardi, Jean-Antoine Carrel arriva in cima dal versante italiano. Carrel è il vero «eroe» dell'avvincente racconto che Reinhold Messner fa della «conquista» di questa splendida e montagna: Carrel, la guida della Valtournanche che per primo osò pensare di salire il Cervino, fino ad allora considerato inespugnabile per le condizioni meteorologiche che lo caratterizzano, per la severità delle sue pareti, per l'aspetto maestoso che dai tempi più remoti ha alimentato miti e leggende paurose. E Carrel è caratterialmente l'opposto del «dandy» Whymper: taciturno, istintivo, dominato dal senso di responsabilità per le persone che scalano con lui, affidabile fino alle ultimissime ore prima di morire lui stesso sul Cervino, venticinque anni più tardi, dopo aver assicurato la salvezza ai suoi compagni. Perché la corda che teneva gli inglesi si sia rotta è ormai chiarito da tempo, ma è la questione del «senso di responsabilità» che interessa soprattutto Messner. E in questo libro affascinante, che prende le mosse dal grande classico di Guido Rey, Il Monte Cervino, Messner è come se facesse parte dell'una e dell'altra della cordata dei due personaggi contrapposti, Whymper e Carrel, che rappresentano due modi radicalmente diversi di vivere la montagna, pur accomunati come sono dalla medesima, bruciante, passione. Perché Messner vuole capire: «Voglio salire con questi due alpinisti. Voglio capire che cosa li ha spinti, voglio capire cosa hanno dovuto sopportare».