9783763348299 - Vanoise: Albertville, Trois Vallees, Val d'Isere, Maurienne: The Finest Valley and Mountain Walks - ROTH.E4829 di Iris Kurschner (8 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Maurienne. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Rother walking guides are pocket-sized, in full colour and include 50 walks, varying from day-long hikes, mountain and valley walks, some easy some more demanding. Each walk has accompanying mapping, usually 1:50 000 and colour photos capture the 'feel' of each of the countries. This Rother walking guide offers over 50 varied walks around the Vanoise massif. The area surrounded by the valleys of the Isère and the Arc at the southernmost tip of Savoy, which shares a border with Italy in the southeast, is divided into the Tarentaise in the north and the Maurienne in the south. Together with the Olympia village of Albertville, names like Les Trois Vallées, Les Arcs and Val d'Isère are well known, especially to winter sports fans. However, where exactly these places lie, is only known to a few. But it's just because the French alpine regions - apart from the Mont Blanc mountains - are perceived as almost exotic, it is all the more interesting to go and explore the area. It was the rapid decline of the.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Rother walking guides are pocket-sized, in full colour and include 50 walks, varying from day-long hikes, mountain and valley walks, some easy some more demanding. Each walk has accompanying mapping, usually 1:50 000 and colour photos capture the 'feel' of each of the countries. This Rother walking guide offers over 50 varied walks around the Vanoise massif. The area surrounded by the valleys of the Isere and the Arc at the southernmost tip of Savoy, which shares a border with Italy in the southeast, is divided into the Tarentaise in the north and the Maurienne in the south. Together with the Olympia village of Albertville, names like Les Trois Vallees, Les Arcs and Val d'Isere are well known, especially to winter sports fans. However, where exactly these places lie, is only known to a few. But it's just because the French alpine regions - apart from the Mont Blanc mountains - are perceived as almost exotic, it is all the more interesting to go and explore the area. It was the rapid decline of the Rother walking guides are pocket-sized, in full colour and include 50 walks, varying from day-long hikes, mountain and valley walks, some easy some more demanding. Each walk has accompanying mapping, usually 1:50 000 and colour photos capture the 'feel' of each of the countries. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Neben der Olympiastadt Albertville sind auch Namen wie Les Trois Vallées, Les Arcs und Val d'Isère vor allem Wintersportlern ein Begriff. Wo genau diese Orte liegen, wissen allerdings die wenigsten. Aber gerade weil die französischen Alpengebiete hierzulande - abgesehen von der Mont-Blanc-Gruppe - fast als exotisch wahrgenommen werden, ist es um so interessanter, dort auf Entdeckungstour zu gehen. Dazu bietet dieser Rother Wanderführer über 50 abwechslungsreiche Routenvorschläge rund um das Vanoise-Massiv. Das von den Tälern der Isère und der Arc umschlossene Gebiet im südlichsten Zipfel Savoyens, das im Südosten an Italien angrenzt, teilen sich zur Hälfte die Tarentaise im Norden und die Maurienne im Süden. Es war der rapide Rückgang der Steinböcke, der 1963 zur Gründung des 'Parc National de la Vanoise', des ersten französischen Nationalparks, führte. Heute sind es wieder mehr als 1500, die durch das Hochgebirge streifen. Neben dem Tierreichtum zeichnet sich der Park vor allem durch eine große geologische Vielfalt aus. Dazu gesellt sich eine üppige Pflanzenwelt mit vielen seltenen Blumen. Unzählige glasklare Bergseen, in denen sich die weißbepuderte Gipfelwelt spiegelt, laden zum erfrischenden Bad ein. Bei jedem Schritt tun sich gewaltige Blicke auf: vergletscherte Berge und idyllische Hochtäler, in denen Bäche über bunte Steine gurgeln und hüpfen und Murmeltiere ihren Warnruf durch die Stille pfeifen. Unerschöpflich sind die Wandermöglichkeiten. Allein im Vanoise-Massiv stehen 500 markierte Wanderwege mit 66 Unterkünften zur Verfügung, außerdem queren zwei Weitwanderwege den Nationalpark. Über hundert Gipfel überschreiten die 3000er-Marke, viele davon sind relativ leicht zugänglich. Auch im bezaubernden Randgebiet außerhalb des Nationalparks lassen sich viele, oft einsame Traumtouren entdecken. Mit zahlreichen leichten bis mittelschweren Panorama- und Seenrouten sowie einigen einfachen bis anspruchsvollen Hochgebirgstouren wird der Wanderführer auch unterschiedlichsten Vorlieben gerecht. Alle 52 beschriebenen Wanderungen enthalten einen Steckbrief mit den wesentlichen Informationen, eine detaillierte Routenbeschreibung sowie ein Kärtchen mit eingezeichnetem Routenverlauf. Dazu vermitteln die brillanten Farbfotos der Autorin und Fotojournalistin Iris Kürschner einen hervorragenden Eindruck von jeder Wanderung und machen Lust, die vielfältige Landschaft im und um das Vanoise-Massiv zu erkunden.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Together with the Olympia village of Albertville, names like Les Trois Vallées, Les Arcs and Val d'Isère are well known, especially to winter sports fans. However, where exactly these places lie, is only known to a few. But it's just because the French alpine regions - apart from the Mont Blanc mountains - are perceived as almost exotic, it is all the more interesting to go and explore the area. This Rother walking guide therefore offers over 50 varied walks around the Vanoise massif. The area surrounded by the valleys of the Isère and the Arc at the southernmost tip of Savoy, which shares a border with Italy in the southeast, is divided into the Tarentaise in the north and the Maurienne in the south. It was the rapid decline of the ibex which led, in 1963, to the foundation of the Parc National de la Vanoise, the first national park in France. Today there are more than 1500 ibex roaming again through the high mountains. Together with the wealth of animals, the park especially distinguishes itself with its large geological diversity. An abundant plant life can be found with many rare flowers. Countless crystal clear mountain lakes in which are reflected the snow-covered mountains, invite you to take an invigorating swim. You are presented at every step with magnificent views of glaciated mountains and idyllic high valleys where burbling streams cascade down over colourful stones and marmots call out their warning into the stillness. The walking possibilities are endless. In the Vanoise massif alone there are 500 marked paths with 66 places of accommodation at your disposal, and two long distance paths also go across the national park. Over a hundred peaks pass the 3000m mark, many of them relatively easy to access. Also in the enchanting border area outside the national park there are many delightful, often remote walks to be discovered. With numerous easy to moderately difficult panoramic and lake walks, as well as some easy to demanding high mountain treks, this guide book caters for all tastes. All of the 52 walks described in the book contain a fact-file of up-to-date information, a detailed route description and a small map marked with the line of the route. In this way the brilliant photos of the author and photographer Iris Kürschner provide an excellent impression of every walk and motivate you to go and explore the varied landscape in and around the Vanoise massif.

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