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Vermogno is a small ancient village, a hamlet of Zubiena, known for its history linked to gold mining. Here is the village of gold miners, Victimula, and the Bessa Nature Reserve, an ancient open-pit gold mine of Roman origin. Vermogno can be reached from Turin in about an hour by car or by train and bus.

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San Grato is a 16th century chapel located on the hill near Zimone, and is dedicated to a holy bishop of Aosta. Used as a refuge by the partisans in the Second World War it was damaged during the bombings. In 2015 it was restored and made safe thanks to the San Grato Committee, made up of 14 pensioners from the town.

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The Church of San Secondo in Magnano is a beautiful example of Romanesque architecture, built in the 11th century by Benedictine monks. It is located in a solitary clearing, where the town of Magnano once stood and was restored in 1968, eliminating the baroque additions made over the centuries.

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This village has a charm from times gone by. In the Middle Ages it was a shelter, a fortified place. Some details from that time can still be seen.

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The church of San Nicolao, located in the main square of Zubiena, was built in the 18th century, replacing the previous structure dating back to the 13th century which had become unsafe. In the square there is a fountain to allow you to take a break to drink and fill your water bottle.

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Parogno is a hamlet of the municipality of Zubiena, within the Serra di Ivrea. There are two fountains to quench your thirst, and you can enjoy a beautiful view towards the mountains of the Biella Alps, with the bell tower of the Church of San Nicolao standing out in the landscape.

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Broglina is a hamlet of Magnano located just below the summit crest of the Serra moraine of Ivrea. From here you can set off on an excursion into the Reserve along the numerous marked paths.

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The Oca Pass is a pass on the Serra di Ivrea ridge, a glacial moraine that extends between the Canavese and Biella areas. The pass can be reached from various paths that cross woods, lakes and historical sites such as the Torre della Bastia and the Ciucarun.

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Erratic boulder of the Serra di Ivrea, a large block of rock transported by a glacial movement. There is also an information panel to find out more.

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The Ciucarun is the bell tower of a Romanesque church in the Serra of Ivrea. In ancient times it was part of a village which was then abandoned, today only the bell tower remains to dominate the vast meadow and bear witness to its past.

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The parish church of Torrazzo stands on the ancient remains of a pagan temple.

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The Bastia tower was once a fortification which was destroyed in the 14th century during an assault by the Canavese. Today, a wooden watchtower has been built on the remains of the original tower to allow you to see the panorama of the Serra di Ivrea.

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An ideal place to take a break from running, look around, and rest with the view of the lake and the tranquility of nature.

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CAI path B44 which connects Lake Cossavella and Donato. It is surrounded by trees and especially in spring it is an explosion of green.

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Vermogno lives: central street that looks like an open-air museum.

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