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An authentic and unmissable refuge where we stopped during our mountain bike crossing of the Assietta with my friend. Two incredible days filled with the beauty of the surroundings and exceptional autumn light. One night at 2500m altitude at the Casa Assietta refuge, where we were welcomed like royalty by Roberto! A good night's sleep under the covers after the host had prepared an excellent dinner for us! Thank you, Roberto!

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To eat at the refuge, it's best to book to be sure of a first course of polenta ;-)

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Very tough climb with gradients almost always in double figures.

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Run by Riccardo and Anna, the refuge is located in the Vallée Étroite, on a listed and protected site. The refuge can accommodate up to 34 visitors for the night and offers delicious traditional Italian cuisine.

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The refuge of the Three Mages is located in the protected area of Valle Stretta, a splendid valley of Briançonnais. The refuge offers beds in rooms and dormitories. You can also eat and taste typical Piedmontese cuisine. All information and reservations can be found on the refuge website: https://rifugio.iremagi.it/index.php/italia/

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Refuge encountered during the Assietta tour

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The Grange of Valle Stretta are worth a visit, a mountain environment that recalls the Dolomite valleys

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White lake

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starting point for many itineraries

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An excellent refreshment point.

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A beautiful valley with peaks that recall the most famous Dolomite peaks.

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beautiful valley that offers wonderful views, it is recommended to go to the green lake

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beautiful valley from which many walks start

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The only hamlet in the French part of the Vallée Etroite, Les Granges has two refuges, the Three Kings refuge (I Re Magi) and the Terzo Alpini refuge.

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it is a nice "honest" climb both from the NEVACHE side (dirt road of medium difficulty due to the surface and the slope but practically free of traffic) and from the Serre Chevalier side (all asphalt but heavy traffic depending on whether it is a holiday or not). And then, once at the top of the hill, you can: go down on the opposite side to the uphill side, go down (MTB OCA) on medium-challenging single track but with very dangerous exposed sections, absolutely forbidden to fall or even take, after the cracks and the beer if the bar is open, the road up and back to where you came up from. If you get off on the opposite side you will need to consider recovering the car which will add a certain number of km to the lap. We did NOT go up to the Croix de Toulose (wet rocks and uncertain weather), immediately descending onto asphalt at Bois de l'Ours and then recovering the car after Val de Pres. Cost of the tour not even 40 km, not that much, all things considered.. .

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Beautiful village of Omnitagna

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Great place to rest and have a cold beer after a long walk

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climb on excellent asphalt for about 11 km, descent on good gravel road

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Long but panoramic climb, the last feasible stretch on a dirt road which then descends to the Colle

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Beautiful view of the Ecrins. On the Col is a small restaurant Buvette du Granon with a sun terrace. Did you know that you can also cycle up or down the Granon unpaved?

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