ジュズヴァッラの天然記念物・トップ9

Cima di Déiva (707 m) is an inconspicuous peak that rises between the main branch of the Erro Valley and the valley of the Rio del Giovo, its tributary. It is not the highest peak in this buttress, but it gives its name to the small mountain subgroup to which it belongs. The northern portion of the subgroup, near Sassello, is home to the Déiva State Forest.

Pleasant route inside the Adelasia Reserve (Sv).

Perfect ride for a gravel, almost all asphalt climb, from the lakes onwards half and half and then beautiful dirt road descent

Very nice viewpoint and the main attraction in the nature park.

Just below the viewpoint there is a picnic bench in the shade.

Beautiful forest area for hiking. Easy paths. Here and there the paths are muddy. Mountain bikers are also out and about.

Picnic benches in the shade of the forest. Directly below the viewpoint.

It is a dialect term that originates from the fusion of "muròn" (big face) and riònd (round). Muriòn: big round face. The muriòn are formed following selective erosion which tends to "preserve" the harder and more compact blocks of sandstone and to "consume" more of the more friable sandy sandstone.