トロンツァーノヴェルチェッレスの天然記念物・トップ8

This wooded peak with a cute name can be reached via a path in the woods and with little difference in altitude.

Large erratic boulder with a large cavity in its center, easily accessible by dirt roads.

At the entrance to the town of Cavaglià, on the provincial road to Biella, there is probably the largest archaeological site of menhirs in Piedmont. It was only recently (2005) identified and improved at the suggestion of a scholar from Turin. The current circular arrangement of the stones, which form a grouping called "Cromlech", probably repeats their original arrangement. It has been established that the menhirs date back at least to the Iron Age. Like other prehistoric monuments, they still pose interpretative problems that are not easy to resolve regarding their existence and meaning. What is certain is that they are the tangible sign of a new desire of Western man to erect monuments that are destined to last through time.

Small and quiet lake where you can take 4 steps

I recommend it because there are some nice paths in the area, unfortunately the lake itself and the scenery are a bit ruined by large electric pylons.

an intermorainic lake like that of Viverone which is located nearby, has no tributary. Not suitable for swimming, there is a simulacrum of a high voltage line which is also disconnected from the grid and used only for training Terna (Enel) personnel which gives it a sinister appearance.

One of the two pirogues 4 meters long is exhibited in the museum of the Biella area

It is a smaller basin than that of Viverone but is of significant archaeological importance. In fact, two pirogues were recovered from the seabed, one which dates back to the year 250 AD. and another even traced back to 1450 BC. and remains of a stilt village dating back to the Bronze Age have been found in the area around the lake.