セルヴェ・マルコーネの天然記念物・トップ20

ここはオロパ、ビエッラの人々にとって親愛なる、そして本当に意義深い聖域であり、美しい場所でもあります。

Il **Passo (または Bocchetto) di Bocchetto Sessera** は、イタリア、ピエモンテ州ビエッラ県にあるビエッラ・アルプスに位置するアルプス越えです。ストロナ・ディ・モッソ渓谷とヴァル・セッセラ渓谷を、モンテ・マルカ山（1.558 m）とモンティッキオ山（1.697 m）の間で結んでいます。

artificial lake once infested with abandoned turtles and now finally reclaimed

Main entrance to the Oasi Zegna, from which many paths start, including the "Bosco del Sorriso" path and others

Small lake under Mount Camino. Very rich in frogs and tadpoles. Some information: The Camino lake is located south of Mount Camino, between Colle della Barma and La Ceva. The environment in which it is located is of glacial origin, characterized by small overexcavation basins between the humps of the smooth rocks. The glacial imprint can be traced back to the various Pleistocene glacial impulses and in particular to the last impulse and subsequent regression. The landscape modeled by glacial activity was then taken up and modified in detail by the erosion of the runoff waters, by the cryoclastic action that splits and crumbles the rocks and by the nivation processes. The lake is in an advanced evolutionary phase with shallow waters and boulders on the bottom, it is partly bordered by vegetation, it is enriched with sediments and is destined to become a peat bog and then to be completely buried.

The climb is very tough but once you get to the top the sanctuary is beautiful.

The climb to the Sanctuary of Oropa from Biella is a Piedmont classic. It is about 13 km intense and constant, which do not allow respite with always challenging slopes. The iconic and hardest stretch is the last kilometer on the scenic pavé, made legendary by Pantani's feat in the Giro '99.

recently cleared of an infestation of American tortoises caused by the abandonment of these animals