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Cemetery just outside Oropa on the Tracciolino road towards Andrate

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Wonderful panoramic road with fantastic views.

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A beautiful uphill road with little traffic. It starts immediately with a lively yet easily rideable ride, with only a few stops to rest and enjoy the magnificent scenery. Be careful on the downhill sections in winter, as they're very slippery and treacherous. In summer, however, they're slightly less exposed to the sun. Ideal times are late spring, the first days of summer, or early autumn.

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As stated on the plaque located in this place in the municipality of Sagliano Micca, the second Garibaldi Brigade was formed here. These were partisan formations involved in the Resistance. It was named after the partisan Ermanno Angiono, known as "Pensiero".

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"Death is not the end, but only a very specific end: the end of a first, provisional period of life and the beginning of a new era that will never end. Jesus said: 'My kingdom is not of this world'. So there is another world. Not only his disciples believed in this other world, but also his opponents. The doctor of the law, for example, asks him what he must do 'to gain eternal life'. (...) Precisely because it lasts forever, this life is so precious that everything ... of the present world pales in comparison to it." (Text by Albino Luciani / Pope John Paul I)

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Strada della Valle Cervo, green and pleasant environment, never challenging slopes, not excessive traffic but you always meet some cars

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Long live democratic and anti-fascist Italy!

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Great spot for photos.

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the worst is now over

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Favaro is a mountain hamlet in the municipality of Biella with 550 inhabitants located at 760 meters above sea level, in the center of the Oropa Valley. Surrounded by woods and meadows, it offers vast views over the entire Po Valley. At the center of the hamlet is the Cooperativa di Favaro, founded in 1872, which offers a bar service and a complete service for bikers and e-bikers who wish to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Oropa Valley: covered and video-monitored storage for bicycles, workshop equipment for small repairs and laundry room. For more information contact Mr. Orazio 015 43 315. A short distance from the Cooperative, the "Una Franca" Bed and Breakfast Restaurant has been located for over 30 years, a point of reference in the area, located in a beautiful historic building where it is also possible to stay overnight. Camilla and Roberta offer specialties of Mantua gastronomy with Biella influences, with different menus every day. For reservations contact 015 43 215/348 9051902 Cooperativa Favaro is also the ideal point to recharge your e-Bike and earn DINAclub points: find out how on dinaclub.repower.com. To discover the area here is a ready-to-ride itinerary: https://www.komoot.com/it-it/tour/1582729393

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Yes, it's a really nice place.

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Sanctuary and Basilica Maggiore. Practically always open and visitable.

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Hold on, the goal is near.

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Always exciting and tough climb.

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The monumental cemetery of Oropa is unique in its kind, so much so that it has earned the name of "forest cemetery". The alpine environment blends incredibly with the area of monuments, which take on unique characteristics here. Tombs like small mountain chalets, with wooden and stone roofs and external plaster. Definitely worth a visit if you are a fan of the genre.

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Marian sanctuary built according to tradition in the 4th century, Oropa contains an important statue of the Black Madonna and in 1957 Pope Pius XII elevated it to a minor basilica. The climb that leads to the sanctuary was made famous by Marco Pantani's feat, perhaps the most memorable of all: in the 1999 Giro he won here with an epic comeback.

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In 1884 the Biellese statesman Quintino Sella died and for his burial the engineer Carlo Maggia built a pyramid. The monument, built in 1885 with blocks of local syenite, was located outside the cemetery, in the middle of a beech forest. Very soon, following the example of Sella, many important people decided to build a funeral chapel for themselves and their families in the same wood. So in 1888 a real "forest cemetery" was inaugurated.

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Beautiful cemetery with many large family tombs and monuments

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intersection between the road that goes up to Rosazza from Biella and the detour to the tunnel

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The crossroads that take you to Oropa

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