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One of the entrances to the Mandria park

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Excellent for a stop, to decide which route to take.

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stopping place a

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Large green area a stone's throw from the city, which can be visited on foot or by bike

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Entrance to the park from the WEST gate

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Almost always dry during periods of drought, it is located near the Madonna degli Alpini

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villa which was built around 1860 commissioned by Vittorio Emanuele II. The complex is part of the La Mandria Natural Park.[1] The name derives from the imaginative and extreme eclecticism of architecture, however suitable for a small villa for refreshment during hunting trips.[2] La Bizzarrìa was also wanted by the king as a place of residence for himself, Rosa Vercellana (called Bela Rosin) and for his two children Vittoria and Emanuele.

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avoid on the weekend, but during the week it is a crazy resource for cycling and training in total tranquility, with bars and fountains inside the park and obviously no cars!

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August 2023, renovation work, push only. Prefer other inputs/outputs.

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The most beautiful park in Turin and its surroundings to be surrounded by greenery

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Cycle paths inside the herd

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Section that runs along the side of the Parco della Mandria

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Excellent destination for simple undemanding rides on a compact and mostly flat surface, ideal for families and also suitable for children, because there are no dangerous stretches and traffic is very low. The only flaw is that not all the roads are passable by bike and it is not possible to complete a circular tour that allows you to fully visit the estate area. The only climb of a certain (modest) effort is to go up to the castle of "Bela Rosin" which dominates the center of the park. it's worth it because the place is very suggestive. The castle can be visited.

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On the left, take the upper road towards Almese, while on the right, continue the descent towards Caselette

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Nice descent path towards the Caselette sports field, less steep and without rock jumps, instead present in the one used for the ascent

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Arrived at the top after a bit of effort you can see a beautiful panorama

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Last effort to get to the top and enjoy the magnificent panorama

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The most popular destination for Turin hikers, perhaps due to the fantastories that exist about extraterrestrials, so much so that people can be seen climbing up with torches even at night. There are several paths that go up to the summit with a cross, the most popular is certainly the one that starts from the sports field of Caselette, faces the Via Crucis up to the sanctuary of Sant'Abaco and then with a path that is sometimes steep and sometimes stony leads us to the top.

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This is the main entrance of the La Mandria Park, you can park along the tree-lined avenue or at the dirt clearing to the right of the gate.

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Many kilometers to be covered with internal paths to discover the Park

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