ボルゲット・ダッロッシアの洞窟・トップ5

Zuccarello was founded by the Clavesana family in 1248, who made the castle above it the feudal centre of the valley; it was then taken over by the Del Carretto family and, in 1625, by the Republic of Genoa.

Nice ride. Easy and well marked route. Challenging descents with uneven ground and some technical passages.

Spectacular view of the castle of the Aquila di Arroscia perched on the crest of the mountain. It can be reached after a short climb on a path starting from the church of San Giacomo (where it is possible to stock up on water)

From Nasino the road begins to climb, at times with tiring slopes, up to Alto, a beautiful panoramic point and a town full of things to see, including the well-restored historic center, the castle (which can be visited by reservation) and the church with beautiful baroque frescoes. Alto is located about halfway up the hill, but the slopes decrease from here to Caprauna.

Only the ruins remain of the castle but the view is worth the effort. If you go up from the center of Zuccarello you have to push the bike for large stretches, at the top of the cobbled road wooden barriers prohibit you from going downhill

Zuccarello is a medieval town in the Val Neva. The name derives from from Zucco or Zuccaro, which means "knoll", or rather rounded hill. It was founded on April 4, 1248 with an act signed by the Marquis of Clavesana on one side and by the population of Val Neva on the other. The foundation deed is still preserved in the historical archive of the Municipality.

If you cycle this round then you should definitely cycle through the village of Zuccarello. It is an old village and really worth seeing.

One of the most beautiful villages in Italy