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Beautiful landscapes immersed in nature, at times it seems like a lunar landscape

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Highly recommended, stock up on water

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https://youtu.be/hC4eceIyyMw?si=515BXh8fRIHsMTkt At the top, there's a wooden stall with snacks and drinks; that's it, a road pass.

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It can be reached on a good, not difficult path in about 1.40 hours, and offers an excellent view of Chiappera and the surrounding Dolomite peaks.

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For everyone, easy tour

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The Gardetta Pass, at over 2,400 meters above sea level in the Cottian Alps, connects the Vallone di Unerzio with the Meja-Gardetta plateau. If you are following the itinerary we recommend from Canosio, we suggest you reach the pass to admire the view and then return to the Gardetta refuge. The pass was a battle site during the First World War and the refuge itself is a construction of military origin, renovated about forty years ago, today it welcomes you for a delicious restorative break.

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At the Rifugio Don Barbera, a large number of e-bikes can be charged (approx. 15-20). During peak season, the shed with the sockets is mercilessly overcrowded with bikes and it's a real shambles. Longer waiting times at the food counter. If you don't need to charge, I recommend driving on to the Rifugio Gardetta. Very chilled, great location, brutally fast food, very friendly staff https://youtu.be/zjW_mgeyPfk

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A very challenging climb with asphalt in very poor condition.

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We also went up from Chiappera, but it's no problem for an experienced hiker. The path up to the pass is very doable, there are no exposed areas on the whole tour with great views. Highly recommended!!! 😄

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Colle Greguri, at about 2350 m, offers a circular hike around Rocca Provenzale, symbol of the Maira Valley. With breathtaking views and flower-filled slopes, it offers a spectacular view of the vertical wall of Cima Provenzale.

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Wonderful panoramic point on Mount Birrone

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For a spectacular ascent and a thrilling descent, I would always recommend the route from Italy to France, if you can choose and plan it yourself. A beautiful valley with stunning views on narrow roads in Italy is a great place to enjoy at a slow pace. Wide, well-maintained roads in France make for a relatively safe descent.

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https://youtu.be/JgCHce59j6E all on tarmac, from the Sampeyre the ridge path starts as a gravel path. Incredible sea of flowers in July.

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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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Beautiful panoramic hill on the Via dei Cannoni.

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Since the Tour arrived at the Isola 2000 ski resort in 1993, I really wanted to climb up to the Col de la Lombarde from the French side. I managed to do it in 2016 with a couple of colleagues and friends from work. I had previously managed to reach the Col de la Lombarda from its Italian side. Between the two, I prefer the Italian side, much harder and more spectacular, with better views and a very beautiful and legendary road. Here is the link with the details of the altimetry published by @cyclingcols --> http://www.cyclingcols.com/col/Lombarde_Lombarda

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The Boaria pass is a suggestive pass in the Ligurian Alps, the border between Italy and France. It is one of the most iconic places along the entire Alta Via del Sale, known for its extraordinary hairpin bend, partially carved into the rock, which overlooks the void. It seems almost suspended in thin air.

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Iconic point of passage to go up to Pian del Re, ideal for a stop with refreshment in the extraordinary Alpine scenery of Monviso.

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Reachable from Val Varaita and Val Maira, it is possible to continue on the road of the cannons with various possibilities especially for mountain biking. Very scenic, breathtaking views of both valleys.

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Ok clearly one of the most iconic points... but everything else awaits you ;)

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