Barge–Bricherasio Cycle Path – Bricherasio loop from Vigone

Barge–Bricherasio Cycle Path – Bricherasio loop from Vigone

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Barge–Bricherasio Cycle Path – Bricherasio loop from Vigone

03:26

84.5km

330m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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787 m

SMAT Water Point

Highlight • Rest Area

Dispenser of natural, room temperature or chilled (free) or sparkling water (for a fee).

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1.47 km

Former Vigone Railway Crossing House

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On the old railway (now cycle path) Airasca-Moretta, the former railway toll booth of Vigone has been revisited in a modern key to welcome cycle tourists in the small town …

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8.71 km

Bridge over the Po in Villafranca Piemonte

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After the bridge over the Pellice river, this is the last bridge that allows us to cross the Po on the old Airasca-Moretta railway, or Ciclabile delle Risorgive.

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10.8 km

Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of the Pilone

Highlight • Religious Site

Point of arrival of the Airasca-Moretta cycle path "via delle risorgive". Water point and shaded benches make it an excellent place to take a break, admiring the church and annexed structures, a fine example of Piedmontese Baroque.

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47.1 km

Barge–Bricherasio Cycle Path

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The cycle path is kept in excellent condition.

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50.0 km

Ex stazione di Bagnolo Piemonte

Ruins

57.5 km

Equipped area with fountain

Highlight • Rest Area

From here starts a branching of cycle paths suitable for everyone.

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59.3 km

Bricherasio

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According to some, its name derives from the Celtic personal name Briccarius or Brittgarius, according to others from the term brich, which in the Piedmontese language means "high ground".

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63.7 km

San Secondo di Pinerolo

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The first news dates back to the late Middle Ages, but it was in the eighteenth century, after the wars of religion between Catholics and Reformers, that the municipality experienced …

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84.5 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

59.0 km

22.3 km

2.81 km

498 m

Surfaces