Long ring tour that runs through the paths of Elva. In the Occitan language this expression means “walking along the...

This is a quiet loop tour that, with a small difference in height, allows you to “wander along the paths”,...

Hike to discover the high altitude pastures, immersed in a very rewarding landscape.

A well-marked path offering splendid views of Monviso and the Grana Valley. Starting from Colle di Esischie (2327 m), which...

The starting point of this simple excursion is just above the square in front of the Acceglio tourist office. The...

In July 1980, two foreign tourists, Andrea and Maria Schneider, came to the Maira valley by mistake and, having seen...

Simple loop hike that develops behind Acceglio, in the upper Maira valley. This simple circular route on the mountain behind...

Hike between old military roads and pastures until you reach Oserot lake, with its characteristic bean shape.

The ascent of Mount Chersogno is possible from various points, the Colle della Bicocca rather than Campiglione (Prazzo). In this...

Hike that leads to the Valmaggia bivouac, one of the last fates in the Maira valley, built entirely of wood.

Easy tour to discover the villages of a side valley rich in tradition.

The hike starts above Viviere, where the asphalt road gives way to a dirt road. From here we continue to...

An itinerary that crosses the Villar San Costanzo basin offering excellent views of the Ligurian and Maritime Alps. An easy...

Aided path in a nature reserve, characterized by mushroom-shaped erosion columns called “Ciciu del Villar”. The Ciciu del Villar Nature...

Medium difficulty ring tour that runs along three valleys: Maira, Grana and Stura.

Loop route starting from the Ponte Maira car park (1410 m). Cross the village and follow the signs for Colle...

Path that goes up through woods and beech woods on the watershed between Maira and Grana valleys.

Hike to the heart of the Maira Valley, along the panoramic ridge that divides the side valleys of Marmora and...

A route with three rings of increasing difficulty which, without reaching peaks, offers enchanting views of the upper Maira valley...

Path named after Don Bernardo Mattio, who used to go on a solitary pilgrimage at feet of the Crosses.