빌라르 펠리스 최고의 러닝 경로

A reminder of the Saracen wall

From here on down the path disappears, better to go along the track

A quiet corner surrounded by greenery in Villar Pellice, perfect for a relaxing break. Here you can recharge your e-bike thanks to the Upslowtour totems, while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere by the lake. There is a small bar and you can fish for trout directly in the pond, using the equipment provided free of charge: you only pay for what you catch. Around the lake you will find shaded spaces, picnic areas and grills for outdoor cooking.

Bobbio Pellice, founded in 1277 by the Counts of Luserna, formerly known as "Montebobbio", is one of the treasures of the "Valdesi Valleys". This place is steeped in history that has its roots in one of the most lively and prolific periods of medieval Europe. It is linked to the Waldensian movement throughout the eight centuries of its existence: suppressed by the Franco-Savoyard forces and forced into exile in 1686, they returned three years later during the "Glorious Return". A memorial stone stands in Borgata Sibaud, to celebrate the second centenary of the "Glorious Return".

It is also possible to start the routes from the Barbara Lowrie refuge car park if you start from Val Pellice.

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.

Bobbio Pellice, founded in 1277 by the counts of Luserna, known in the past as "Montebobbio", is one of the treasures of the "Waldensian valleys". This place is steeped in history that has its roots in one of the most lively and prolific periods of medieval Europe. It is linked to the Waldensian movement over the eight centuries of its existence: suppressed by the Franco-Savoy forces and forced into exile in 1686, they returned three years later during the "Glorious Repatriation". A memorial stone stands in Borgata Sibaud, to celebrate the second centenary of the "Glorious Repatriation".

Monument that commemorates a dramatic moment in the history of the Waldenses...