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A small church located in the hilly area and dating back to the 12th century, in an excellent state of preservation and located in a panoramic position, so much so that nearby they have installed the giant bench of la Vila (of the municipality of Villareggia)

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The castle is beautiful but not open to visitors. The view from the park in the square in front of the nearby church is beautiful...

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View from the park on the Dora river, on the dam and on the surrounding villages: Villareggia - Cigliano - Saluggia and on clear days up to the Monferrato hills

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Last dirt stretch

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Castle of Mazze'

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I tried to make a tour that could include most of the trails on the Moncrivello hill. Although I did not pass by the Miralta sanctuary, undoubtedly the most famous building in that area, the trails are almost always very clean. About 3/4 of the way there is a short stretch with a ramp for a jump of a certain importance. I do not recommend it because the difference in height of the jump is considerable and you land in a stretch with an additional slope. But those who love jumping and are capable will have fun. However, next to the wooden ramp on the right side there are 2 simpler passages that can be done. Overall a very fun tour, for long stretches similar to xc routes.

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It's worth the trip just to see the stunning castle.

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Giant relaxing bench overlooking the Po.

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beautiful canal to ride

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backpack water 💧 phone ☎️

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Following the embankment that protects the city you arrive at the Gigante bench and then continue passing under the Po bridge to the Bricel park

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panorama that is worth going to see!!!!

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It is a splendid area to visit by bike, because the road surface is good (compact terrain) and also in terms of maintenance it appears well maintained. The only precautions are to always keep in mind that the road has no protection on the side of the canal, so with children in tow it is best to maintain constant control. for the rest, given the modest slopes, it is a route suitable for everyone, in both directions.

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you can also get there with bdc clearly by the hand!

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Il sentiero per arrivare alla panchina è molto semplice, in pianura ed adatta a chiunque La panchina gigante di Chivasso si trova nell’area naturale denominata Sabiuné, sulla sponda sinistra del fiume Po, nel tratto compreso tra il Ponte e la confluenza in Po del Torrente Orco. Quest’area, recentemente riqualificata, offre una bellissima vista sul fiume - consentendo di ammirare anche la fauna selvatica che lo abita - e sulla collina torinese, che si estende dalla sponda opposta. Confina inoltre con l’Area protetta Confluenza Po – Orco – Malone, tanto che l’installazione della panchina è un invito a rallentare e fermarsi, per riconoscere il valore naturalistico del luogo e la bellezza del paesaggio.

Dirt roads of the best in the Canavese

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Medieval castle built on the old remains of a Roman fortress. It has belonged to the Valperga family for centuries. It has been private since the end of the 70s, inside there is a museum of torture. It enjoys a splendid view of the Dora Baltea.

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really very nice castle

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Medieval castle that belonged to the Valperga family for centuries. It has been private since the late 1970s. It enjoys a splendid view of the Dora Baltea.

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The Church of San Martino rises on top of the hill that surrounds Villareggia, offering an enchanting panorama both day and night over the entire village. Built at the end of the seventeenth century, in Romanesque style, it replaced the ancient Parish Church of Santa Marta of the sixteenth century.

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