A PANKEO

A ‘ is the Franco-Provençal name of the Mount Pancherot, a beautiful summit visible and easily reachable from the Bed & Breakfast.
The B&B A ‘ offer to its guests three rooms, with personal bathrooms, in a 18th century house restored in conformity with the principles of an ecological-conservative restoration.

During the winter season different snow activities are carried out: excursions on snowshoes, ski-tourism, cross-country skiing.
The B&B is 300 mt from Cime Bianche lifts connected to Breuil Cervinia and Zermatt; the lifts are reachable in 5 minutes on foot.
During the other seasons the B&B A ‘ is pleased to accomodate hiking, trekking, mountain bike, nordic walking lovers and anyone who wants to spend a holiday characterized by nature, mountain and peacefulness.
Brochures, maps and precious advices will guide you to the discovery of Aosta Valley and Valtournenche peculiarities.
Tariff agreement for the guests on Valtournenche restaurants and pizza‘s.

Pankeò is reachable from Highway A4 (Torino-Morgex) exit “Chatillon Saint Vincent” and entering the Valtournenche, direction Breuil Cervinia.
Reached Valtournenche, take the road to Crépin, on the left side of the main street.

The B&B A ‘ is situated in Crépin, village that evoke an ancient charm.
The old wooden buildings (“grandze” and “grené”), the stone houses and the narrow streets enable to breathe once again the old-fashioned ambience in which the past fixed its mark in an indelible way.
The little church consacrated to Saint Crispino and Crispiniano has been built in 1882 and there some interesting frescos are preserved.
Situated at 1 km from the centre of Valtournenche and at 5 minutes on foot from Cime Bianche lifts (connected to Breuil Cervinia and Zermatt), the B&B A Pankeò, during the summer, is the starting point for many excursions and trekking, and a place stage on the Tour du Mont Cervin and on the Aosta Valley High Route (Alta Via) n°1 and n°3.
Crépin has been the birthplace of some of the most famous Cervino‘s alpine guides.
Some of the villagers, leaving from Crépin, brought on Cervino‘s summit the present cross, passing through “Les Gouffres de Busserailles” and the Breuil (way that for today‘s outdoor fan is a “Mountain Fitness Path”).