Summer

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

One of the most beautiful mountains in the Cuneo Alps with its awesome peak.

Loop hike to discover the Ussolo side valley, among crosses, votive pillars, chapels and frescoes on the houses.

Short path surrounded by wooden sculptures representing traditional mountain tales. Path in memory of Remo Einaudi. The whole journey is...

Challenging hike completely immersed in nature with the aim of reaching the summit of Chersogno, which peak exceeds three thousand...

Path through hazelnut and fir woods and brooms, a plant that is found along the entire route.

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

The hamlets of Marmora follow one another at short distances along a sunny slope of the valley, nestled among meadows,...

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

Ascension to the highest peak among those located on the border between Maira and Grana valleys.

Ring tour to discover the less frequented and quieter woods of Elva.

Summit located between the most famous peaks that exceed three thousand meters in the area. It offers a spectacular view.

Hiking trail in the Ciciu del Villar Nature Reserve, featuring mushroom-shaped erosion columns known as “Ciciu.” The Ciciu del Villar...

Rather challenging ascent to one of the three mountains to the west of Elva that exceed three thousand meters.

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

A tour through the hamlets of Stroppo, exploring art and religious heritage. From the hamlet of Paschero, take the path...

Not too demanding loop hike that winds through some small but interesting villages of Stroppo.

Path controlled by Naslù and Gundu, the two guardians carved in wood. This path develops under the watchful eye of...

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

So called because it runs along the peaks around Camoglieres, reminiscent of the crown of a king