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square with fresh fountain

A good starting and arrival point for many trails. You'll be spoiled for choice.

The descent is difficult but the landscape is beautiful

I'd been dreaming of being there for a long time, and I finally made it. It's a simply wonderful place. Words needn't be written. I climbed to the pass on its eastern slope, the one that starts from Pian dell'Alpe, and previously climbed Colle delle Finestre from Susa. Combining the two sections, I can assure you it's one of the toughest climbs I've ever done, but also one of the most beautiful. The section from Pian dell'Alpe to Colle della Assietta is divided into three parts: the first 4 kilometers of a steady climb at 6-7% gradient, the 2-kilometer intermediate rest stop, and the final 4 kilometers with steeper gradients and a worse track condition. I wholeheartedly invite you all to enjoy this wonderful place.

A rugged border pass linking Italy back to France, the Col de la Mulattiera is as remote as it is demanding. The climb is steep and loose, with the final meters carved into bare rock. At the top, the views stretch endlessly across the plateau of Col du Granon, the Cerces massif, and the Italian valleys behind you. Beside the pass stands the Caserma XVI, a weathered stone barracks, a quiet trace of the lives once lived in these high borderlands.

Excuse me, Alessandra, how did you do it? Since it's not for beginners? PS: There are no beginners in MTB! I don't think you're a MTB guide? Or am I wrong?

Mulattiera Pass and its beautiful landscapes

the climb leading to the Mulattiera pass is practically finished