The starting point of the tour is the picturesque village of La Salle in the uppermost part of the Aosta Valley. The tour up to the summit of Punta Fetita initially rides along a paved mountain road to Challancin. If you want to save yourself the first 800 metres in altitude (and thus half of the ascent), organize a shuttle to this point. You will then need your own muscle power. A gravel road leads up to Alp Ors, a pleasant ascent up to this point. Now the road becomes steeper and rougher. This is how you reach the Alp Tramail des Ors. Pushing is now the order of the day up to Col Fetita a little above, but very well-trained mountain bikers can manage large parts of this section by riding. A little below the pass, turn right, follow the trail to the ridge and put your bike on your shoulders. The last section is not rideable. But at the top you are rewarded with an almost overwhelming panorama. Grand Paradiso, Mont Blanc, Grand Combin and Monte Rosa are all vying for attention at the same time.

The real highlight is yet to come: the descent over the ridge to La Salle. The first few meters are still a little tricky, then a kind of flow massacre follows up to the Col de Bard. The trail winds along the ridge as if someone had tried to build the perfect bike trail. With an extra load of endorphins, you reach the Col de Bard and follow the trail along the ridge, climbing a few more meters. Immediately after a large meadow, turn right into the next downhill highlight. The trail that follows is much more challenging, however, and a few meters on foot are necessary from time to time. The little-used path leads through a wild and romantic larch landscape down to Vedun. Now it's time for the finale: the easy path to La Salle through the very steep terrain is one of the best routes in the Aosta Valley. But beware: at one point through a rocky passage, the terrain is so steep that a few meters have to be done on foot. The rest is first-class and the perfect end to a great singletrail tour.

Note for e-mountain bikers: The tour is easily doable on an e-mountain bike, except for the last section up to the summit. If you are prepared to shoulder the e-bike for around ten minutes, you can also tackle the route with motor assistance.