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The famous and much photographed hairpin bend

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Magnificent

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This is the most convenient starting point for doing the Marenca route instead of the classic Via del Sale. Slightly more difficult but nothing complicated, in a pub and totally fun!! Recommended

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The excursion that will never bore you

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very normal stretch of state road, suitable for racing bikes.

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A very small village at the top of the Viozene valley, famous for its ravioli, tagliolini and other wonderful dishes of the Brigasca civilization

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payment point for motorcycles and off-road vehicles, has water and coffee. Ideal for a break.

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famous and colossal statue of Christ the Redeemer on Saccarello. It dominates the entire Argentina valley and with its blessing includes it all. The towns below that you can see are Realdo and Verdeggia, and then little by little all the others. To the north instead Monesi.

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The pass, actually just across the border, is the only way to get from the Monesi valley to the French side and the only cycle path.

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In addition to the monument to the Redeemer there is a spectacular view, a drop of a few hundred meters over the valley below

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Just above Baita 2000 which can be reached either with the mechanized lift of the Cabanaira lift, or with the road of the forts (Col di Tenda)

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If you make it, you can enjoy the view either towards Briga Alta or into the upper Argentina Valley!

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The Tanarello pass rises on the border between Italy and France, at an altitude of 2,045 metres. It connects Val Roia in France with Val Tanaro in Italy. From here you can quickly reach Mount Tanarello and subsequently Mount Saccarello, one of the highest peaks in the area. The area offers dirt roads and trails, all great for running.

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The Campanino hill rises to almost 2,200 meters above sea level. From here, the expansive panorama takes your breath away. It's wonderful to watch the paths wind down into the valley.

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The Selle Vecchie hill rises to approximately 2,100 meters above sea level. The views are extraordinary, like everywhere in this area. The name of the hill probably derives from the ancient toponym "col des Sels Vieils", or hill of the Old Salts, referring to the salt transported through this pass from Liguria to Piedmont. Heading south, the road descends gently for miles through beautiful forest; It's a real pleasure to ride.

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The Framargal pass is a pass at 2,189 meters above sea level from where you can enjoy an extraordinary view of the Ferà crest and also a beautiful panorama of the climb from the Don Barbera refuge. A comfortable dirt road crosses the pass, or you can also reach it via the more exciting ridge. It's a pleasure to run here.

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The pass can be reached from several sides both on a dirt road and on a path

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The Boaria hill ("col de la Boaire" in French) is a splendid pass in the Ligurian Alps, today on the border between Italy and France. Very close to the top, an iconic hairpin bend, partially carved into the rock, seems suspended in the void: from there you have a truly unparalleled view.

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Near the Framargal pass, not far from the top of Pertegà ("cime de Pertègue" in French), a splendid view of the dirt road and the valley below will leave you speechless. The Don Barbera refuge, for those who need a break, is not far from here.

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The Tanarello pass climbed from the west is a great trip, all in the saddle!

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