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<\/a><\/p>\nIt is cold like winter in the morning, even though it is early September.\u00a0However, looking at such a scene with morning coffee is a bliss for hikers.\u00a0To the bottom of Val Ferret is in morning mist and it is very fantastic.<\/p>\n
Rifugio Bonnati, hospitality and scenery were wonderful mountain huts.\u00a0Commemorative photograph with the staff of the hut is start of the day5.<\/p>\n Let’s leave the Bonatti hut and go on in a superb view that is not over yet.<\/p>\n A huge rocky mountain is close up and it is very powerful.<\/p>\n Scenery from the Ferre Valley early in the morning to the Seigne Pass direction.<\/p>\n Once I get off to the village of the valley floor, I climb the slope again to the Grand Col Ferret. Arrived at Rifugio Elena.\u00a0It is a stone-built building. Take a break in the space like a viewing stand near the hut.<\/p>\n Commemorative photo with hikers who were nearby.\u00a0A tough couple walking with tent and the British hikers who was drinking alcohol in the Bonatti hut.\u00a0And a solo Japanese.\u00a0We are on the same route at the same time, that is already friend. I will further climb from the Elena hut.<\/p>\n The pass which separates the Italian part and the Swiss part, Grand Col Ferret has come into view.<\/p>\n The rocky mountain next to me was even closer.\u00a0The Italian part is finally close at last. The sudden climb continues, it’s tough for hikers .<\/p>\n I will climb toward the clouds. Finally I arrived at the pass.\u00a0Clouds are near! Glaciers are also near!\u00a0It is the eastern end of the Mont Blanc mountain range.<\/p>\n It is a great lunch point.\u00a0The wind that goes through the pass heals hikers who are tired from the sharp rush.<\/p>\n \u300cAmong the highlights of this stage will undoubtedly be the view from the col looking back along the length of the Vals Ferret and Veni to the distant Col de la Seigne<\/a>\u300d(Guide book: Tour f Mont Blanc Complete two-way trekking guide\u3088\u308a)<\/p>\n British gentlemen who take off T – shirts and start taking a nap, in a superb scenery.\u00a0People in Europe are well acquainted with how to enjoy trails. Meanwhile, because Japan’s short holidays are concerned about the bus time, I will hurry ahead of time.<\/p>\n “Even if it does not achieve one tour, there is no pleasure to come to TMB!” I thought , but compared with them, I felt like I waste. There is a lot of scenery that is too wasteful to get past with a quick pace on Tour de Mont Blanc.<\/p>\n Beyond the border, enter the Swiss part.\u00a0It is quite different from the mountain scenery of the Italian part, a soft landscape.\u00a0I will pass through the leisure pastures area.<\/p>\n Is the trail running through the ranch?\u00a0I go aside cows eating grass. Cow, cow, cow,,,The sound of cow bell is echoing from various directions.<\/p>\n Hikers are strangers here.\u00a0Cows are too close to the trail and I felt afraid.\u00a0There is a horn, so if cow got angry, it’s risky …, I will breathe in and quietly pass.<\/p>\n The road was completely blocked ,,, Hikers are also frighteningly frustrating for this.\u00a0Wait until it passes by, or we only have to bypass.<\/p>\n While being stared by the cows, we are going through with the awkwardness.<\/p>\n As I got off for a while, the cottage called Alpage de la Peule came into sight.<\/p>\n Speaking of Switzerland, I am looking forward to dairy products and white wine. As this cottage seems to have homemade cheese, I wanted to eat lunch here.<\/p>\n However, as I had so much enjoyed the scenery so far, the bus time was approaching so I could not say that it was relaxing lunch, … I ordered a sandwich that I could do early.<\/p>\n Simple over sandwich of cheese alone.\u00a0After all the cheese is rich and delicious.\u00a0It will match white wine.<\/p>\n Wood chips are laid on the way in front of the hut and it is a very comfortable atmosphere.\u00a0I would like to take a rest like relaxing like other hikers, but … a Japanese hiker without time hurries ahead. Further down from the cottage, to the village of La Fouly.<\/p>\n The Swiss houses with cute flowers.<\/p>\n One day’s journey ends in La Fouly village, and staying is the basic route.\u00a0However, because I did not have enough days for walking around the entire course of TMB, I decided to shortcut by transferring bus ~ train ~ bus to Trient village two days ahead from here on foot It is.<\/p>\n Sorry it was a fun route from La Fouly to Champex Lake through the cute Swiss villages and the mountain route of Chanpex ~ Trient.<\/p>\n Transport in Switzerland was relieved because it was possible to search by bus and bus connecting train and time.\u00a0However, the train is anxious because there are few announcements at the station.\u00a0I got a nearby passenger to tell me the get off station.<\/p>\n Although I do not know the name, I go to the city area and run a mountain path and take a living bus to Trient.\u00a0On the slope is a vineyard.<\/p>\n The connection has progressed very smoothly and I arrived at Trient’s inn, while it was daytime.\u00a0It is Auberge du Mont Blanc.<\/p>\n There are guests other than hikers because the road is nearby and people can come by car.\u00a0It looks like a hotel and it is fine, but the facilities in the dormitory were simple.<\/p>\n Part of the dining room is glassy and you can see the scenery outside even when it is cold.<\/p>\n Meals are spicy soup and Swiss specialties (?) Cheese fondue. We shared bottles of white wine and people of the same table.\u00a0The label is cute.<\/p>\n Tour du Mont Blanc 5th day, it’s over.<\/p>\n These are related articles.<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nRifugio Elena Mountain hut surrounded by rocky mountains<\/h3>\n
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