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A very picturesque stretch of cycle path connecting Vaie to Chiusa San Michele.

Accessible from multiple directions, both on asphalt and trail. Ideal stopping point

Numerous routes start

Chiusa di San Michele is a small but charming village located at the gates of the Val di Susa in the province of Turin. One of the places of interest is certainly the church of San Pietro Apostolo, built between the end of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth century in neoclassical style. From here, you can also see the Sacra di San Michele: the ancient abbey overlooks the village and stands on top of Mount Pirchiriano.

The Prehistory Laboratory Museum collects experimental reconstructions and casts of archaeological finds found in the Vaie area. Established in 2000, this museum is an interesting stop if you want to delve deeper into pre-protohistoric archaeology. It is also suitable for children and you can find more information (such as timetables and fares) on the website: https://www.museopreistoriavaie.it/

The Church is located in Chiusa San Michele. From here you can see the Sacra di San Michele.

Starting point of some descents that lead to Borgone, S.Didero and Bruzolo. Starting point also for a walking tour of Rocca Patanua, and also of some areas rich in mushrooms so in the periods following the rains you can find many "bulaiè"

Very satisfying ride, not difficult, mostly S1 and some downhill S2 passages, therefore suitable for almost everyone who frequents single tracks. You pass through some villages, one of which is larger, Maffiotto, inhabited and with some renovated houses while others are crumbling. Then the Prarotto Chapel at mt. 1450 highest point of the tour from where this descent starts. Other small villages can be found along the descent, but they have been abandoned for years and are half in ruins. The arrival at the Achit village is very beautiful where the vegetation opens up and there are some panoramic points. Clean path, absolutely recommended. Some variations are possible for the descent to Borgone and S. Didero