Sforzini Square, Cavour – The Via delle Pietre Cycle Path loop from Barge

Sforzini Square, Cavour – The Via delle Pietre Cycle Path loop from Barge

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Sforzini Square, Cavour – The Via delle Pietre Cycle Path loop from Barge

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57.6km

310m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

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4.85 km

Old Bagnolo Piemonte Station

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Old station of the Bricherasio-Barge railway, abandoned but still in good condition on the outside. In front, picnic area with tables, benches, and water point.
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5.93 km

Fit-Milk: ice cream and cheese

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Fit-Milk is a farm located in Bagnolo Piemonte, in the province of Cuneo, specialized in the production of high quality grass milk. The cows are fed mainly with fresh grass …

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13.1 km

Sforzini Square, Cavour

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Great atmosphere in this small town. And those who feel like it can also go up to Rocca.

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19.8 km

Zucchea Ford

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Quarry bridge, but asphalted. In some periods transit may be prohibited due to river flooding.

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37.8 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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43.9 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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45.6 km