Easy itinerary that, following the course of the Stura, connects Ala di Stura, the village of sundials and frescoes, to Balme. Along the route you will encounter Big Bench no. 315 and it is possible to reach the spectacular Gorgia di Mondrone.
A long loop trail starting from Pian della Mussa that reaches two glacial lakes, Lake Bessanetto and Lake Crotas, passing through the wild Saulera Valley before descending into the Crot del Ciaussiné basin, where the Gastaldi Refuge is located.
Easy loop itinerary that, near Rifugio Ciriè, reaches the panoramic Colle Battaglia and then returns to the starting point passing through Pian Ciamarella.
An easy excursion that allows you to reach the two Sagnasse Lakes by following a section of the Val Grande Balcony Trail, dominated by the imposing peaks on the border with France.
As an alternative to the classic ascent via Alpe Rulé, this variant starts from the Ciriè Refuge, crosses Pian Ciamarella, and follows a panoramic balcony trail offering views of Pian della Mussa and the surrounding peaks. Upon reaching Lake Ru, which only reveals itself after passing through a rocky section,…
A loop trail that crosses ancient hamlets and then follows a section of the High Balcony Trail of Val d'Ala, offering enchanting views of Monte Rosso and Uja di Mondrone.
Loop itinerary crossing the wild Vallone di Servin to reach three glacial lakes: Lake Paschiet and the two Laghi Verdi. The ascent and descent are dominated by the peaks of Ciamarella, Bessanese, and Uja di Mondrone.
This itinerary allows you to observe the spectacular peony blooms on the slopes beyond Alpe Roc Piat, which flower every year around mid-June. Continuing along the path, it is also possible to reach Alpe del Colletto and the pass above.
A short and easy excursion on a dirt road leading to the panoramic plateau of Belfé, above the village of Ala di Stura, from which, on the clearest days, the sanctuary of Santa Cristina can also be seen in the distance. Here you will find a small hamlet, with a…
Hike reaching the highest of the three peaks of Monte Civrari. The effort of the ascent is rewarded by the spectacular 360-degree view over the mountains of Val di Viù and upper Val d'Ala, the peaks of Val Susa and, on the clearest days, beyond to Monviso, as well as…