アルビアーノ・ディヴレアでののおすすめランニングルート

long but exciting tour around the lake (20km)

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The third largest lake in Piedmont. From here you can enjoy a panoramic view and a particularly pleasant walk on the lake.

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From many points of the Via Francigena it is possible to see Lake Viverone, the third largest lake in Piedmont. Here it is also possible to stop to practice some water sports, especially in the summer season.

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Beautiful lake, the third largest in Piedmont. Of glacial origin and near the Ivrea moraine saddle. It takes its name from the village of the same name, it is worth going around it entirely and discovering its details, such as the prehistoric stilt houses (not at this point). A great ride especially out of season.

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The Church of San Secondo in Magnano is a beautiful example of Romanesque architecture, built in the 11th century by Benedictine monks. It is located in a solitary clearing, where the town of Magnano once stood and was restored in 1968, eliminating the baroque additions made over the centuries.

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This is a community made up of monks and nuns from different Christian churches who follow a single belief. A support and refreshment point during the Cammino di Oropa.

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This village has a charm from times gone by. In the Middle Ages it was a shelter, a fortified place. Some details from that time can still be seen.

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Broglina is a hamlet of Magnano located just below the summit crest of the Serra moraine of Ivrea. From here you can set off on an excursion into the Reserve along the numerous marked paths.

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The Oca Pass is a pass on the Serra di Ivrea ridge, a glacial moraine that extends between the Canavese and Biella areas. The pass can be reached from various paths that cross woods, lakes and historical sites such as the Torre della Bastia and the Ciucarun.

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Erratic boulder of the Serra di Ivrea, a large block of rock transported by a glacial movement. There is also an information panel to find out more.

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The Ciucarun is the bell tower of a Romanesque church in the Serra of Ivrea. In ancient times it was part of a village which was then abandoned, today only the bell tower remains to dominate the vast meadow and bear witness to its past.

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The Bastia tower was once a fortification which was destroyed in the 14th century during an assault by the Canavese. Today, a wooden watchtower has been built on the remains of the original tower to allow you to see the panorama of the Serra di Ivrea.

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An ideal place to take a break from running, look around, and rest with the view of the lake and the tranquility of nature.

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CAI path B44 which connects Lake Cossavella and Donato. It is surrounded by trees and especially in spring it is an explosion of green.

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Gesiùn is a Romanesque church near the town of Piverone. Its name means “big church” in the local dialect, although it is actually not very large and today only its ruins remain. It was built between the 10th and 11th centuries, and represents a suggestive passage point on the Via Francigena.

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Gesiùn, that is "church" in Piedmontese, although it is not that big. It is an example of Romanesque architecture in the Canavese area as well as a suggestive point along the Via Francigena which passes right next to it.

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Small pier of the lake, in front of the village of the same name

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Equipped area in front of the lake

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Gesiun

picnic area with fountain with drinking water

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