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Leaving aside the chaos of the center, it is a pleasant city, rich in history and ideas for trekking and/or cycling.

Ridiculous climb, road and valley, first 4 km with some hard but balanced stretches of flat ground, the last 7 km are tough. Very degraded asphalt, with eight sectors where the road has been restored after landslides, then asphalt disappeared. There are 8 drainage grates to watch out for, they cross the road and are made of iron rods that fit a 25 tire comfortably. With a road bike, to be avoided on days of uncertain weather, the road sees the constant presence of stones and armrests, with water I think it's a mess.

Climb, road and valley are steep, first 4 km with some hard but balanced stretches of flat ground, the last 7 km are tough. The asphalt is quite degraded, with eight sectors where the road has been restored after landslides, so the asphalt has disappeared. There are eight drainage grates to watch out for, they cross the road and are made of iron rods that can easily fit a 25 tire. With a road bike, to be avoided on days of uncertain weather, the road has the constant presence of stones and armrests, with water I think it's a mess.

Climb, road and valley are steep, first 4 km with some hard but balanced stretches of flat ground, the last 7 km are tough. The asphalt is quite degraded, with eight sectors where the road has been restored after landslides, so the asphalt has disappeared. There are eight drainage grates to watch out for, they cross the road and are made of iron rods that can easily fit a 25 tire. With a road bike, to be avoided on days of uncertain weather, the road has the constant presence of stones and armrests, with water I think it's a mess.

Climb, road and valley are steep, first 4 km with some hard but balanced stretches of flat ground, the last 7 km are tough. The asphalt is quite degraded, with eight sectors where the road has been restored after landslides, so the asphalt has disappeared. There are eight drainage grates to watch out for, they cross the road and are made of iron rods that can easily fit a 25 tire. With a road bike, to be avoided on days of uncertain weather, the road has the constant presence of stones and armrests, with water I think it's a mess.

for updated info due to recent landslides on the road read here ➡️ http://www.rifugiopontese.it/ and/or contact the Pontese Refuge which can be reached on foot from the Sernior area

The route is no longer accessible, the electricity company no longer even allows hikers (you risk a fine for infringement of private property)

It is the main town of the Orco Valley. It is a small town with an interesting historical center. From here up, the road does not stop climbing.