Trail runs in Piemonte

An iconic climb up to the Basilica of Superga: the most spectacular view of Turin and its surroundings, the Basilica and the memorial monument of Grande Torino.

The trail run leads on historic paths from Saas-Almagell over the Mattmark dam to the Italian-Swiss border, the Monte Moro Pass.

This trail run has a bit of everything: It starts with a long ascent and leads through two lonely valleys and the Swiss-Italian border to the largest earth dam in Europe, the Mattmark dam. 

The "elevator" to reach the Victory Lighthouse, the highest point of the Turin hill, located at the Maddalena hill.

The Stockalperweg (ViaStockalper), a pack trail built more than 300 years ago by Kaspar Stockalper, has been revived in recent years as a cultural hiking route. It is also suitable for trail running.

The Stockalperweg (ViaStockalper), a mule track expanded more than 300 years ago by Kaspar Stockalper, has been revived in recent years as a cultural walking route. It is also suitable for trail running. 

A wide loop that embraces the river area and a good part of the hill ridge from Pino Torinese to the summit of the Faro della Maddalena, then back down to Valentino Park, along the Po river embankments and ending at the Gran Madre church.

The Stockalperweg (ViaStockalper), a mule path developed over 300 years ago by Kaspar Stockalper, has come back to life in recent years as a cultural hike. It is also suitable for trail running. 

The "wild" part of Turin, just a few minutes from the River, you can rejuvenate with a mini trail through the woods from Pian del Lot to the Hermitage hill up to the highest hill of the Turin hills: the Maddalena hill.

Set out on an unforgettable journey along “La Route Pagarine,” a trail running route consisting of four challenging and spectacular stages between France and Italy. From the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean to the hilltop villages of the Nice hinterland, from the rocky ridges of the Mercantour National Park and the Alpi Marittime Park all the way to the finish in Cuneo, a centuries-old city on the salt routes, join us for this timeless sporting and historical adventure.