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· Province of Turin
· 494 m
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After rolling in behind Turin, the climb up to the Colle del Colombardo and on to the highest, nameless point at an altitude of not quite 2,100 ...
The valleys west of Turin have traditionally been the setting for stages of the Giro d'Italia and the Tour de France. Riding the hairpin bends of ...
Welcome to the hiking and mountaineering paradise EUROPE! From Pforzheim, the gateway to the Black Forest, to the Mediterranean.
Challenging route on road or gravel bike, discovering the Lower Susa Valley, between sport, nature and history.
Challenging gravel/MTB loop, recommended for trained cyclists or to be split into two stages for a bike weekend. Route created and promoted by ...
The first pilgrimage to the Holy Land passed through here in 333 AD, documented by the anonymous traveler from Bordeaux on the Via delle Gallie.
Day two is short and sweet: 2,750 meters of elevation gain over 70 kilometers, starting with the mostly gravel Colle delle Finestre, followed by ...
It is one of the "Cima Coppi" of the Giro d'Italia, a classic of road cycling, among the hardest climbs in Europe, but certainly one of the most ...
Challenging route on road or gravel bike, discovering the Lower Susa Valley, between sport, nature and history.
From the Roman remains of Susa to the Sacra di San Michele, the symbolic monument of the Piedmont Region.
It is one of the "Cima Coppi" of the Giro d'Italia, a classic of road cycling, among the hardest climbs in Europe, but certainly one of the most ...
A 200+ km loop route along the roads of the Upper Susa Valley for those who like to challenge themselves: 5 hills, villages, valley bottoms, ...
The first pilgrimage to the Holy Land passed through here in 333 AD, documented by the anonymous traveler from Bordeaux on the Via delle Gallie.
Great classic of the Susa Valley, climbing towards the Moncenisio pass along the ancient French road that crosses the Val Censichia and reaches the ...
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