토레 펠리스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The Bruno Peyronel Alpine Botanical Garden is open year-round, being a natural and publicly accessible site. During July and August, a volunteer guide will be available to welcome you and, if you wish, accompany you free of charge along the educational trail within the Garden, to help you discover the wonders of Alpine flora.

excellent trip with the possibility of loops

A beautiful circular hike. Beware, however, of the misleading two-hour indication! Messner might be able to manage it. If you're a regular hiker, no less than three hours or more... WARNING: Once you reach Lake Cannoni or Ramella, if you suffer from vertigo, do not follow the signs for trail A on the right. There are exposed sections, and one section is equipped with a damaged rope. Turn left and you will rejoin the outward route at the level of the early 1900s forts.

Comfortable footwear for mostly soft terrain

Lake of the Germanasca valley, in the Conca Cialancia provincial park, reachable with a circular excursion starting from Linsard. It is likely that on holidays there will be many people, given that it can be reached by motorized vehicles (preferably off-road) thanks to the connecting dirt road

The Alpine Botanical Garden "Bruno Peyronel", on Colle Barant (2,290 m), in the upper Pellice Valley, is a nature reserve created in 1991. It hosts over 300 native Alpine species on a surface of 17,000 m², distributed between pastures, scree and wetlands. It is one of the highest botanical gardens in Europe, which can be visited in the months of July and August with or without a botanical guide.

The “tumpi” are deep pools formed along watercourses. In the municipality of Bobbio Pellice, the Guichard torrent has formed several with its fresh water where it is possible to cool off during the summer months when the temperatures in the city become truly unbearable. From June to September these pools of fresh water are in fact the perfect destination for families and young people looking for a bit of relief from the heat. Furthermore, the tumpi of Bobbio Pellice are also ideal for those who love to dive since the rocks that surround them act as perfect natural springboards.

The Alpine botanical garden “Bruno Peyronel” was born in 1991 from a collaboration between the University of Turin, the Piedmont Region, the Province of Turin, the Val Pellice Mountain Community and the Municipality of Bobbio Pellice. It is named after Bruno Peyronel, a botany professor at the University of Turin who was the first to notice the botanical richness of this area. It is located at 2,290 meters above sea level and is the highest spontaneous Alpine botanical garden in Europe. In summer it is possible to visit it accompanied by volunteer guides. For more information: https://www.giardinopeyronel.it.