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This beautiful stretch when you plan a ride with Komoot does not want you to do it!!!! and yet it is truly beautiful and easy on light gravel and with the Muson flowing alongside you

The position of the Church is interesting, high up after a long staircase, just walking up that staircase is worth a penance 🤪😄

Beautiful, watch out for the sheep 😂

Beautiful place before a stretch with sand

Like a true eagle's nest at an altitude of 1,800 m, Chamois is included in the 'Pearls of the Alps', a prize awarded to the most virtuous mountain communities for environmental sustainability and soft mobility. It is a place out of time where cars cannot drive: a quiet place suitable for families, couples and anyone willing to live according to the rhythm of an authentic environment. Chamois can only be reached on foot or by comfortable cable car. And the lucky ones can even attempt a landing at the small airfield in the mountains. WHAT TO SEE ● The city center, the hamlet of Corgnolaz, is a car-free area with wooden and stone buildings and small streets. ● Saint Pantaléon Parish Church: originally built in 1681, it was enlarged and transformed in 1838, adopting the current structure, with the bell tower facing east and the presbytery with an octagonal dome and vault facing west. Triggered? To know more, click through to https://www.lovevda.it/en/database/3/tourist-resorts/aosta-valley/chamois/375

This cycle path runs along the fresh waters of the Muson stream. You pedal on a compact dirt surface, with the exception of an asphalted stretch, in a suggestive panorama, immersing yourself in the quiet of countryside nature.

Native of Possagno, Antonio Canova decided to renovate the old parish church at the urging of his fellow villagers: on 11 July 1818 the first stone of what would become one of his greatest works was laid. (Canova, however, did not have time to see the completed Temple: he died eight years before the end of the works, in 1822).

A valuable sacred place, a few km from the heights of Monte Grappa. Noteworthy architecture and landscapes.