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Tacx ride Col del Nivolet This two-stage ride is one of the most scenic and challenging climbs in the Italian Alps. Stage one begins in a long valley that takes you into the wilderness of the mountains as you begin your ascent. The sun begins to set during this ride, offering breathtaking views.

There are 8 drainage grates to watch out for, they cross the road and are made of iron rods that can easily fit a 25 tire. When going down, you have to remember to be careful 300-400 meters before the end of the descent, where there is one placed at a point where you arrive at speed and it is very dangerous

Ridiculous climb, road and valley, first 4 km with some hard but balanced stretches of flat ground, the last 7 km are tough. Very degraded asphalt, with eight sectors where the road has been restored after landslides, then asphalt disappeared. There are 8 drainage grates to watch out for, they cross the road and are made of iron rods that fit a 25 tire comfortably. With a road bike, to be avoided on days of uncertain weather, the road sees the constant presence of stones and armrests, with water I think it's a mess.

for updated info due to recent landslides on the road read here ➡️ http://www.rifugiopontese.it/ and/or contact the Pontese Refuge which can be reached on foot from the Sernior area

The route is no longer accessible, the electricity company no longer even allows hikers (you risk a fine for infringement of private property)

This is where the hard area of the Colle del Nivolet begins. It is a mountain town in the Orc Valley, which has a very pretty fountain next to a bridge over the river. It's worth stopping to take a breather and regroup. Right at the exit of the town, the first horseshoes and ramps above 10%. The Nivolet show begins!!!

Magnificent place, even children can reach it on foot. It's not difficult at all to get there, of course you have to climb a little. Once you reach the top there is a wonderful waterfall which you can pass behind and admire the wonder of nature and the mountains. Easy easy route, some passages a little less but absolutely doable! Highly recommended for a day trip and family walk. Good fun.

Before Ceresole DO NOT enter the tunnel but take the well paved cycle path that starts just before on the left.... maximum gradients of 15%.... Still beautiful!!! p.s. passed tour of Italy in 2018.