周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

Enchanting artificial lake at the foot of Rocciamelone

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A lake with a massive dam used for electricity generation. It can be reached from several points, the most convenient being via Dietro la Torre lake, starting from Pian Sulè (3 hours by road + 30 minutes on a trail).

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The trail is very difficult to find, starting from the first water crossing, but especially between points 4 and 5 (note: I hiked in the opposite direction). I lost the route several times and had to climb very dangerously to finally reach the cave! Komoot didn't clearly indicate the route, and the hiking GPS also showed this route... So extra preparation is necessary! A truly beautiful area!

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in case of snow be careful not to lose the path

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Dam lake very well known and frequented by many people in the summer period, but parking for motor vehicles is subject to a fee (rate July and August 2024: €5 on weekdays and €7 on weekends)

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i want to climb the Rocciamelone in April from Susa? Is that possible (is there still snow then) and is it easy to lift with other fellow hikers?

In the best weather Just beautiful there You can see the Ligurian Sea if you're lucky At the top the best view far and wide

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The Lago della Rossa is located in the municipality of Usseglio and is the largest lake in the Lanzo Valleys. It is a very beautiful lake, one of the most spectacular destinations in the valley. The Red Lake takes its name from the top of the Red Cross, 3566 meters high, which is reflected in its waters. It was born as a small natural lake, then the construction of the dam, which took place between 1931 and 1934, made it significantly expand and made it, at the time, the highest artificial lake in Europe. Source: https://www.raccontapassi.it/lago-della-rossa-un-paradiso-ghiacciato/

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The Orrido di Foresto Reserve, established with the aim of protecting the prickly juniper, extends for 200 hectares in the territory of the municipalities of Bussoleno and Susa. It includes the stupendous ravine excavated by the Rio Rocciamelone and the neighboring limestone bastions alternating with xeric prairies. Source: https://www.parchialpicozie.it/page/view/riserva-naturale-speciale-orrido-di-foresto/

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Lake Malciaussia is an artificial basin located at 1,805 meters above sea level. The dam dates back to the 1930s; the barrier allows to collect the water useful for the creation of electricity.

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The "pera furà" is an ancient quarry of millstones, obtained in a rocky wall clearly visible from the locality Chiampano, which in turn rises just above another even more evident granite formation overlooking Borgone, where for years there has been a cliff of climbing. To reach the quarry, starting from the car park of the climbing wall, one follows the two existing paths on either side of the cliff, with both of them reaching Chiampano, while with the path on the right access is direct, with the one on the left it is necessary, once in the hamlet, turn right onto the main street thus reaching the signs for pera furà. Access to the quarry is carried out with a short stretch of aided path (metal pegs driven into the rock) and a stretch of path where you need to be careful not to slip. In five minutes you arrive at the cave, on the walls of which the marks left by the quarrymen and some millstones, well hewn, still set in the rock and never completed again, are clearly visible. continuing the climb towards Roccabruna (or Pietrabruna) you arrive, after a steep stretch of path, on the top of the "pear", with an exceptional view over the Susa valley. The hamlet, not far away, is abandoned. In the basements are found old vats, remains of barrels and some presses, witnesses of an ancient exploitation of the surrounding land as vineyards, where the remains of dry stone wall terraces are found (the toponym "vigne del rocco" is not chosen at random .. ..)

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Nice walk, on the verge of mountaineering because of the fixed ropes that you can also not use. The path is slightly exposed in the final stretch you have to be careful not to drop the stones. Starting early in the morning you avoid the clouds that normally form in the afternoon on the summit. Since it is the highest peak in the vicinity of Turin, it is very popular. Walking sticks and hiking boots are enough to tackle this climb.

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Every Thursday from the end of June to the beginning of August the road is reserved for cyclists only, closed to motorized vehicles from 11.30 to 15.30.

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Avoid summer Sundays or it will be full of tourists; better to always bring cover and good shoes, for three years in a row I caught a snowfall in August towards the top. But it's always worth it!

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On the rocci melon you can see the Po plain, the Susa valley and even as far as mont blanc. It is particularly worthwhile to walk over the glacier from the rifugio vulpot. In the event that you can't go any further, there is the possibility of bivouacking both on the summit and at the rifugio tazzeretti

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Fantastic all-round view especially at sunrise

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You can hike it in one day from LaRiposa (2050m), a 1500mD+, or in two easy days by spending on night at Ca' d'Asti refuge (2854m). For Susa est exit on A32 Torino-Bardonecchia highway it takes around 1h to reach Parcheggio La Riposa, on a narrow road. Remember that Rocciamelone is 3538m high, so temperature can drop down dramatically even on a summer day

Very beautiful hiking three thousand meter, one can climb without difficulty.

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The Rocciamelone (Piedmontese Rociamlon, French Rochemelon) is located on the southern edge of the Grajischen Alps and towers over the city of Susa to about 3000 meters. As a result, he was long considered the highest mountain in the Alps. The first ascent was made in the Middle Ages by Bonifacio Rotario d'Asti in the form of a pilgrimage as thanks for having escaped from slavery among the Turks. In memory of the first climber, the refuge is called at 2854 m altitude on the southern flank of Rocciamelone (normal rise) Rifugio Cà d'Asti. At the summit today stands a statue of the Virgin Mary and a chapel (with bivouac room), the highest in the Alps. The pilgrimage to the Madonna della Neve takes place every year on the 5th of August. For this purpose, a sack of sand is carried by the pilgrims from the hut to the summit. Pope John Paul II wrote a greeting address for the centenary of the Marian statue at the summit in 1999. The summit is one of the easiest "three and a half thousand meters" thanks to the developed path and therefore offers a view that is hardly reachable for mountain hikers and covers large parts of the French Alps and the entire Lombardy-Piedmontese Alps - from the Ligurian Alps to Monte Viso ( Cottian Alps) in the south over the Mont Blanc, the Gran Paradiso and the Monte Rosa in the north to the Bernina group and the Adamello in the northeast.

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The name Malciaussia is probably derived from the French "times ciaussia" which means as much as badly fogged. It can be assumed that it meant "badly studded shoes" used by local mountaineers. The lake was built in the 20s and 30s as a reservoir for power generation. The town of Malciaussia was flooded. The continuous asphalt road from Usseglio to the reservoir is certainly a highlight for ambitious cyclists.

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