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For skiing, January to March gives the most reliable snow, with the Punta Indren lift usually running into spring. For walking, July and August are the safe months, when the lifts and mountain huts are open. Late May, June and October are quiet and many services are closed.

Not necessarily. A bus runs up the valley from Pont-Saint-Martin, where trains stop, and in season a local shuttle links the hamlets with the lifts at Staffal. A car helps if you want to visit Val d'Ayas or Aosta or travel outside the main seasons.

Both. The Monterosa Ski area has beginner slopes and a snow park at Sant'Anna, and in summer there are easy lift-served walks, a children's via ferrata and a playground by the river. Experienced skiers come for the off-piste from Punta Indren, and mountaineers for Monte Rosa.

The Walser were German-speaking settlers who came over the passes from the Valais in the Middle Ages. Their legacy is visible in the stadel, wooden barns raised on stone stilts, in the Titsch dialect still spoken by some residents, and in the traditional costume worn at festivals. The Walser Ecomuseum explains all of this in a restored eighteenth-century house.

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