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one of the many hills along the military road

I'd been dreaming of being there for a long time, and I finally made it. It's a simply wonderful place. Words needn't be written. I climbed to the pass on its eastern slope, the one that starts from Pian dell'Alpe, and previously climbed Colle delle Finestre from Susa. Combining the two sections, I can assure you it's one of the toughest climbs I've ever done, but also one of the most beautiful. The section from Pian dell'Alpe to Colle della Assietta is divided into three parts: the first 4 kilometers of a steady climb at 6-7% gradient, the 2-kilometer intermediate rest stop, and the final 4 kilometers with steeper gradients and a worse track condition. I wholeheartedly invite you all to enjoy this wonderful place.

Former military road almost completely unpaved, located along the mountain ridge that separates the Val di Susa from the Val Chisone. From Pian dell'Alpe to Sestriere you travel 30 km admiring suggestive landscapes both on one valley and on the other

Reachable from both Val Susa and Val Chisone. Wonderful views in any direction you decide to continue

A hill that goes up a forest road, sometimes rocky, goes up through the heart of the Great Forest in the Parco Naturale della Gran Bosco di Salbertrand (Natural Park of the Great Forest of Salbertrand) to the Col Blegier (pass). Because it is a forest road, the trail is not technically difficult, but there is 640 m (2,100 ft) of climbing in this 7.7 km

Dirt road that can be traveled from Pian dell'Alpe to above Sestriere

Col Basset is located along the ridge that separates the Susa and Chisone valleys. The peak is located approximately 2,400 meters above sea level and can only be reached via a dirt road that can be traveled with gravel bikes or mountain bikes. The landscape is typical of the Alpine environment: alpine meadows that fade towards the highest peaks into rocks and scree.

The Assietta hill is an Alpine pass located at 2,472 meters above sea level, between the upper Susa valley and the Chisone valley. The hill is within the Orsiera Rocciavrè natural park and can be reached from both sides via the entirely dirt road of the same name.