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Glaciers and Alpine Lakes
Discover the dramatic ice formations and high-altitude water bodies of the Italian side of the Mont Blanc massif. This selection features the Miage Glacier, Italy’s longest debris-covered glacier, and the Brenva Glacier, known for its steep icefalls and historical importance in mountaineering. The list includes Lago del Miage, an ice-contact lake situated at 2,020 meters, and the unique wetland landscapes of Lago Combal. These sites offer a direct look at the geological forces shaping the Aosta Valley and the changing alpine environment.
Lago del Miage
An ice-contact lake located at 2,020 meters at the foot of the Mont Blanc massif, known for its fluctuating water levels and proximity to the Miage Glacier.
Miage Glacier
The Miage Glacier is a debris-covered glacier in the upper Aosta Valley, in northwestern Italy.
Ghiacciaio di Pré de Bar
An alpine glacier in the Mont Blanc massif situated on the Val Ferret side near the border with Switzerland.
Ghiacciaio della Lex Blanche
A glacier located in the upper Val Vény near the Col de la Seigne on the border between Italy and France.
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