Val Veny and Val Ferret – The valleys of silence at the foot of Mont Blanc. A few steps from Courmayeur, Val Veny and Val Ferret open like two wings under the imposing south face of Mont Blanc. Wild, bright and unspoilt, these valleys offer majestic landscapes, pure air and a deep sense of alpine freedom. 🏞️ Val Veny: between glaciers, lakes and legend: Val Veny winds along the glacial Brenva, surrounded by steep peaks, waterfalls and moraines. From Notre-Dame de la Guérison to Lake Combal, every step tells of the power of nature. It is the valley of ice and deep silence. 👉 Tip: Reach Lake Miage in summer: its glacial colors and tongues of ice reflected in the water give unique emotions. 🌿 Val Ferret: the sweet side of Mont Blanc: Val Ferret stands out for its wide pastures, panoramic paths and continuous views of the Mont Blanc massif. In summer it is frequented by hikers, cyclists and families in search of peace and beauty. In winter it turns into a white basin perfect for cross-country skiing. 👉 Tip: Walk along the path that leads to the Elena Refuge: not very demanding, but with grandiose views of the Giant's Tooth and the Glacier de Pré de Bar. 🥾 Walks and alpine breath: Both valleys are part of the famous Tour du Mont Blanc Trekking, but they also offer numerous itineraries for day trips, among larches, rhododendrons and panoramic refuges. The contact with the mountains here is deep and authentic. 👉 Tip: In the summer months, take advantage of the eco-friendly shuttles to access the valleys and spend more time in nature, stress-free. 🍽️ Refuges and genuine flavors: Along the paths there is no shortage of refuges where you can enjoy mountain cuisine: polenta concia, Valle d'Aosta cured meats, rustic soups and hazelnut desserts. Flavours that warm up after a day in the mountains. 👉 Tip: Let yourself be pampered with a slice of rye and blueberry pie in a hut with a view of Mont Blanc. ❄️ Winter between quiet and whiteness: In winter, Val Ferret becomes a paradise for cross-country skiing, with groomed trails through forests and open spaces. Val Veny, on the other hand, offers enchanted landscapes for snowshoeing and for those looking for the silence of fresh snow. 👉 Tip: Experience a winter sunrise in the fresh snow of Val Veny: the sun illuminating the icy peaks is a sight to behold. Val Veny and Val Ferret are not just two valleys: they are two souls of Mont Blanc. One wilder, the other sweeter, both authentic, deep and unforgettable.