비비아나 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

매우 아름다운 길이지만 기술적이고 경사가 심합니다.

역은 완전히 복원되었으며 매우 매우 아름답습니다

Excellent place to park even with a van and start the route

The entire route, including variants, is perfectly signposted along the way, including places of interest.

Nothing to do with the more famous Roman square of the same name, it takes its name from the parish church of San Pietro in Vincoli, which stands on one of the sides. The main point of attention is the isolated bell tower, planted in the middle of the square. At its feet, a fountain. Behind the tower, the roof of the ancient market, now adapted to a social space, with comfortable benches. The actual square is pedestrian, but there is a stretch open to traffic. Being the center of the town, all around there are bars and shops. Nice place for a stop. Historical note: the road that from the former station leads to the square is named after Vittorio Emanuele III (aka "Toiu Cit" for the Piedmontese). Toponymic titles to the penultimate King of Italy are quite rare, this is only the third that I have found around (the other two I found in San Mauro Torinese and Carignano).

Beautiful natural trail with flat and fixed rocks. S1-S2 with a couple of slightly more technical sections.

possibility of a break in a shaded area.

Rorà is the transcription of the ancient name of the town, which means "oak grove" (from rou, "oak"), alluding to the woods that once covered the valley. The town hosts the Waldensian Museum, for the promotion of the study of the religious and civil history of the community of Rorà, the collection of texts, documents, objects relating to the religious, civil, scholastic, family and work life, past and present of the community of Rorà.