周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

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From this year new new entry E-Bike charging column

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In 2024 there is also the new Trail dahu'+ tana del dahu

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I was really looking forward to going up to the Santuario della Madonna del Colletto. I had been to this area several times and had not had the opportunity to go up here. So on the trip through Piedmont in July 2022 I made sure that the planned route passed through here. We went up the western slope, the one used by the Giro d'Italia when it first went up here in 1999, on the famous stage where the Fauniera was climbed, with the spectacle of Pantani climbing and the stratospheric descent of Paolo Savoldelli. I have to admit that the climb itself is not very attractive. Once you leave the village of Festiona behind, you enter a forest and there are hardly any views over the valley. You can only focus on the road, its curves, straights (which there are) and difficult slopes. The asphalt is old, with a lot of gravel and very uneven, which obviously adds difficulty to the climb. The climb up the western side is 7.1 km, 576 metres of elevation and an average gradient of 8.1%. Therefore, it is very hard!! And there are several sections above 12%, especially in the first kilometres, where the gradient is irregular, with very hard sections and small rest areas. The views of the Valdieri valley from the Sanctuary are very beautiful, and also of all the mountains covered with forests and vegetation in the surroundings. We took advantage of the porch at the entrance to the Sanctuary to take shelter from the sun and the heat, and to stock up on food and eat some spectacular sandwiches. I remember it fondly. Below is the altimetry of the climb published by @cyclingcols, the best in these matters --> http://www.cyclingcols.com/col/Colletto

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to get there, you walk a little way or push your bike

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Mandu73. the park on chalk has nothing to do with the salt bridge which is on the stura,

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A few hundred meters from Cuneo you can enjoy a beautiful route surrounded by greenery alongside rivers and canals

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Between the municipalities of Robilante and Boves, on the signs they write collar del moro, and it's the same and the same thing

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Only applause for the guys from BP Tajaré!

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An enchanting place where the water rushes out of the rock, where you can stop comfortably. To reach it you have to cross a stream, bike in hand, then the path can be cycled entirely with little difference in height.

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Easy path to reach the waterfall .... be careful in winter / spring due to the presence of continuous avalanches along the way, the fact of slipping and ending up in the stream should not be underestimated!

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Iconic climb from Boves.

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Access point for the Park route.

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many call it pilone del moro, and the same thing

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If you do it by MTB, some sections could be pushed, a very narrow path, but it is worth a visit

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As soon as you start the path you will cross a stream, then some stones, then a single track, up to the waterfall, the waterfall okkio the rocks are very wet and slimy

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Starting point for all the Bike Park loop trails and the more technical Yeti variant. Great job, well done.

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Excellent groomed and combed paths!

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On the Colletto del Moro, at just over 940 meters above sea level, there is a shrine dedicated to the Madonna and several panoramic views.

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At the end of a not long but rather hard climb in the slopes, the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Colletto has been recently renovated and enhanced and every Sunday, especially in summer, it is not uncommon to find many people here, for religious celebrations or not.

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