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From here you can enjoy a breathtaking view, both towards Italy and France. Unfortunately, I caught it during roadwork and resurfacing, but I'd be curious to see it once it's finished.

Colle dell'Agnello (2,744 meters above sea level - Col Agnel in French; Còl dl'Agnél in Piedmontese) is an Alpine pass in the Cottian Alps (Monviso Alps), as well as the second-highest road pass in Italy and the third-highest in Europe [N 2], preceded only by the Colle dell'Iseran [N 3] in the French Alps and the Stelvio Pass in the Ortler Alps. Located southwest of Monviso, between Pan di Zucchero and Punta dell'Alp, it connects Italy to France from the Piedmontese municipality of Pontechianale to the French municipality of Molines-en-Queyras in the Hautes-Alpes department [N 4]. It was inaugurated in 1973 by expanding a pre-existing dirt military road; It has been a transit point for several stages of the Giro d'Italia and the Tour de France and a popular destination for summer camps for amateur astronomers, offering one of the observation sites with the darkest, most pristine sky and accessible by normal vehicles.

Small village within the beautiful Queyras park.

If you're passing by, it's worth a stop. The balcony is magnificent!

Optimal well to replenish your water supplies.

Very beautiful mountain village with a lot of history, a museum and an old church.

road with an incredible view!! suitable for both MTB and gravel..

The parish church of Paschero, a hamlet of the municipality of Stroppo, is dedicated to San Giovanni Battista. It is located in the main square, in front of the Town Hall and the municipal wing, and its façade is characterized by the greater height of the central nave, to which the two lower lateral ones lean. The church can be reached by going up the municipal road from the hamlet of Bassura.