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The MOT 38K – Meja Occitan Trail starts from Chiappera in the shadow of the famous Rocca Castello and, after...

With the third stage of the Maira Occitan Trail 4x40K we move to the orographic right side. From Chiappera, after...

The second stage of the Maira Occitan Trail 4x40K is high mountain. From Stanto we proceed in a north-west direction...

The first stage of the Maira Occitan Trail 4x40K starts from the Ciciu geological park in Villar San Costanzo and,...

From the Vernetti di Marmora hamlet you leave the main road, continuing into the hamlet, skirting the town hall and...

A MTB itinerary that takes place mainly on dirt roads and short single tracks on the hills behind Villar San...

A varied and smooth trail running itinerary that touches the main points of interest of Villar San Costanzo and culminates...

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

The ring develops in a high altitude alpine environment. Of particular interest is the passage to the 2,481 m of...

The effort of pedaling is rewarded by the beauty of the natural environment in which the route develops: the slopes...

A complete itinerary to discover the area of ​​Villar San Costanzo on horseback. A complete route which, thanks to dirt...

The route of the “Ciclovia Bassa Valle Maira” is a tourist-cycle proposal accessible all year round and is a link...

The route develops among some of the 93 villages that make up the Municipality of Roccabruna. It is marked with...

The Coopers’ Path, which winds linearly along a trans-municipal route, starts from the car park located downstream of the Borgata...

Ring itinerary that crosses some villages of the municipality of Macra and Celle di Macra and attests to many testimonies...

Hike on the “Picco”, known as the Pian l’Abà cross (1026 m), a cross 4 meters high. Together with the...

An uncrowded and secluded loop hike in a side valley which smells so much of mountain.

Quiet ring tour in the lower valley, between ancient villages and beech woods on the mountain ridge.

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

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