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You can get there starting from Valdieri or Entracque

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great view

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museum near the Borgo San Dalmazzo train station

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From the dam of the plate to the Chistafort square and the lake of the ruin

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Hill between the Fauniera hill and the Esischie hill with a beautiful view

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A very challenging climb with asphalt in very poor condition.

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We stopped here to fill our water bottles after the descent from the Santuario della Madonna del Colletto. It is a tree-lined square where you can enjoy the shade on hot days... and our day was really hot. The water... I don't know if it's drinkable or not... but it was delicious and very cool!

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I couldn't take any photos of the bridge because the slopes in this area are very steep and I was concentrating on enjoying the climb. I looked at the bridge and thought it was a bucolic place and a good place to take a good photo.

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This is the village where the hard part of the climb to Colle della Fauniera really begins. Up to here, from Pradleves, the climb is very easy, crossing the narrow valley with the river at the side. When you reach Campolino, there are several difficult horseshoe-shaped climbs to reach the village and gain height over the valley. The Fauniera begins and all you have to do is suffer... and enjoy!!!

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From the Santuario della Madonna del Colletto there are good views of Monte Gelas, a solitary peak of over 3,000 metres and reminiscent of the highest peaks of the Alps.

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I was really looking forward to going up to the Santuario della Madonna del Colletto. I had been to this area several times and had not had the opportunity to go up here. So on the trip through Piedmont in July 2022 I made sure that the planned route passed through here. We went up the western slope, the one used by the Giro d'Italia when it first went up here in 1999, on the famous stage where the Fauniera was climbed, with the spectacle of Pantani climbing and the stratospheric descent of Paolo Savoldelli. I have to admit that the climb itself is not very attractive. Once you leave the village of Festiona behind, you enter a forest and there are hardly any views over the valley. You can only focus on the road, its curves, straights (which there are) and difficult slopes. The asphalt is old, with a lot of gravel and very uneven, which obviously adds difficulty to the climb. The climb up the western side is 7.1 km, 576 metres of elevation and an average gradient of 8.1%. Therefore, it is very hard!! And there are several sections above 12%, especially in the first kilometres, where the gradient is irregular, with very hard sections and small rest areas. The views of the Valdieri valley from the Sanctuary are very beautiful, and also of all the mountains covered with forests and vegetation in the surroundings. We took advantage of the porch at the entrance to the Sanctuary to take shelter from the sun and the heat, and to stock up on food and eat some spectacular sandwiches. I remember it fondly. Below is the altimetry of the climb published by @cyclingcols, the best in these matters --> http://www.cyclingcols.com/col/Colletto

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I have done this stretch uphill and downhill... and the perspective is completely different. The first time I crossed it was on my way up to Fauniera from Demonte. I remember it with great emotion. Going up to Fauniera after having climbed Colle della Lombarda in Italy was very hard. Also the weather was not on my side because during the whole climb it was unbearably hot and just as I reached the top a thunderstorm and very strong hail started. I crossed this stretch of rocks in thick fog but knowing that I was going through a corridor of rocks. I remember being amazed and very excited because I was about to reach the top of Fauniera. The second time I crossed it was downhill on a splendid summer day with blue sky and heat. The views of the road through the rocks are impressive. Now it is only up to you to visit it for the first time... or again. I want to go back... and I hope to do it by bike.

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It is a very beautiful sanctuary, with a setting straight out of a movie, where it is worth stopping to enjoy it. The day we visited we were able to enjoy the pleasures of the native raw cheese... and this is a pleasure you cannot miss!

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Just before reaching Colle Fauniera on the eastern (Pradleves) and northern (Ponte Marmora) slopes, this pass must be crossed, as must Colle Esischie. In fact, along the 3 slopes of Colle della Fauniera, several passes are crossed, many of which are signposted.

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This is one of several passes that you cross on the way up to Colle de la Fauniera from the Demonte side. This is the closest pass to the Fauniera. From here to the Fauniera, the road and the landscape are pure spectacle.

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One of the hardest climbs ever in Piedmont, and above all we must not underestimate the descent which is very technical.

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Mount Gelas is clearly visible from Entracque. I recommend the climbs towards the lake of the Ruins and towards San Giacomo, where the road ends and the trekking towards refuges and beautiful valleys begins. Excellent starting point for MTB tours but you have to take Portage into account.

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Highly recommended with children

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Impressive mountain, very beautiful.

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