ロアスキアの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ18

If one wanted to sleep there, where can one pick up the keys?

The information is hidden online and so I warn you, to collect the keys and stay overnight, there is a tourist tax per person: 20 euros (non-CAI members) 10 euros (members) For the rest, the bivouac is super comfortable and equipped with wood for the stove, gas stove, dishes, food, etc...

Refuge at the Balur hill reachable with an easy hike of about 3 hours partly from Roaschia. After 1.5 km of dirt road, the path begins to climb in the woods and then opens up to the alpine meadows. Another stretch of road that after the Alpe Fontana Fredda, returns to being a wide path up to the hill

great place for a stop, a restaurant, or just a bar.

For me in my youth...it was just a ski mountaineering trip...now no longer satisfying given the forestation...now a pleasant walk...with a water bottle full of water from the Dragonera spring...cold and light

Well-kept alpine village that is worth a visit, there is also the sale of local cheeses.

Bivouac or social hut dedicated to Roberto Barbero, a young mountaineer from Cuneo who died during a climb. It is located at the top of a hill at an altitude of 1600, and can be reached with a beautiful and easy hike of a couple of hours from the Vagliotta bridge, near Sant'Anna di Valdieri

The landlord is a bit grumpy, but otherwise quite OK. Good accommodation!