プリオラ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

神秘的な森、トレイルへの道

A short walk from the center of Bardineto, an inland village in the Bormida Valley known for its excellent potatoes and porcini mushrooms, stands a cluster of four or five mushroom-shaped wooden houses, reminiscent of those in the famous cartoon by French cartoonist Peyo. In reality, they are the remains of a unique project dating back to the 1960s by Mario de Bernardi, a passionate enthusiast of construction and mushrooms, a local specialty. The small houses, built among centuries-old chestnut, beech, and birch trees, were not designed to be dedicated to the mythical blue inhabitants, but rather to mushrooms, whose appearance they resemble. The village houses were originally private homes and were rented out for a time as vacation rentals, so they are equipped with furniture and accessories such as a barbecue, oven, and firewood storage room.

A small village typical of the Ligurian Apennines.

Pass on the watershed between the Ligurian and Po Valley sides, a few metres from the source of the Bormida river

S2 challenging for those like me who don't like descents with exposed rocks and roots, perfect for those with good technique.

Great driveway through the forest

Fun descent as always in the Finale area...be careful, some points are particularly "acidic"...

Difficulty segment S2, but without objectively difficult passages. Some points are better covered with a little speed. The segment begins by crossing a centenary beech forest crossed by what is an ancient Roman road. Beware of the possible passage of some off-road vehicles.