Strada San Felice – Superga Panoramic Road loop from Villastellone

Strada San Felice – Superga Panoramic Road loop from Villastellone

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Strada San Felice – Superga Panoramic Road loop from Villastellone

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84.9km

990m

Road cycling

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

Last updated: September 30, 2026

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After 67.7 km for 677 m

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12.7 km

Strada San Felice

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Beautiful, little-trafficked road connecting the chapel of San Felice (on the Chieri-Pecetto provincial road) with Pino Torinese. Scenic and never too tough route.

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17.7 km

Superga Panoramic Road

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Beautiful stretch of road, challenging but not too much, all in the woods (therefore bearable even in summer), not too busy. It can be reached from Turin via the road …

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25.0 km

View of the Basilica of Superga

Highlight • Viewpoint

spectacular view over the plain north of Turin with the snow-covered Monte Rosa group in the background

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29.7 km

View of the Basilica of Superga

Highlight • Viewpoint

little traffic taken up the slope, at times a little shade!

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31.0 km

Rivodora (Baldissero Torinese)

Highlight • Settlement

38.7 km

Cinzano Castle and Church

Highlight (Segment) • Castle

Nice climb in the hills behind Gassino. Beautiful road with little traffic, never exaggerated slopes (maximum 8-9% for a few hundred meters) and with a beautiful view of the surrounding …

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53.6 km

Moncucco Torinese Castle and Historic Center

Highlight • Castle

The castle of Moncucco positioned on the top of the hill dominates the surrounding areas opening up to a wide view over the whole Turin hill. It was erected as …

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