Take the dirt road that branches off to the right in the middle of the Molar del Lupo hamlet. Follow it uphill until it becomes a trail. In this first section, the route follows the lateral valley of Toglie, which takes its name from the Rio delle Toglie that flows along its bottom.

Once the cart track ends, the trail climbs, first through meadows and then through woods, almost along the fall line, thus reaching Colle Grisoni (1,398 m). During the ascent from Molar, you can observe the extensive peridotite flows that characterize the Lanzo Ultrabasic Massif.

From the pass, the descent begins toward the Chapel of San Vito. In the first section, the trail descends quite steeply along the fall line until it meets a cart track that you cross to continue the descent toward the southwest.

You thus reach the small Chapel of San Vito and the nearby San Vito Refuge (1,430 m). From here, follow the cart track downhill until you reach Case Morinera; the trail continues through a meadow and then enters the woods heading northwest.

You walk a long stretch through the woods on an old mule track until you reach Case Benna; the trail continues to descend through a meadow on the right, before the group of huts, and then takes the cart track on the right that enters the center of Richiaglio (736 m).

Leaving the hamlet, at a humpback stone bridge, turn right along a grassy track. At its end, the trail crosses a beautiful meadow and then enters the woods, following the course of the Rio Richiaglio.

At a certain point, you walk on a beautiful paved wall, inside which an aqueduct pipe actually runs. Upon reaching a high-voltage pylon, continue until you meet the trail that descends on the right and leads to a humpback stone bridge, the Comba Nera bridge, which allows you to cross the Rio Richiaglio.

Once you have crossed the bridge, continue along the mid-slope trail that cuts across the slopes of Monte Combanera. You thus reach the paved road that, with two switchbacks, leads back to the starting point.