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Strada dei Boschi from Camorei – Demonte Town Center loop from Robilante

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Strada dei Boschi from Camorei – Demonte Town Center loop from Robilante

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Strada dei Boschi from Camorei – Demonte Town Center loop from Robilante

07:20

98.0km

2,290m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 6, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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4.83 km

Memo4345 – Deportation Memorial of Borgo San Dalmazzo

Highlight • Monument

Memorial located in an open space near the station with free access.

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5.39 km

Abbey of San Dalmazzo di Pedona

Highlight • Religious Site

The Abbey was built on the tomb of San Dalmazzo, martyred according to tradition in 254, and after recent studies, the hypothesis of an early medieval foundation (in the 7th century) attributed to the Lombard queen Teodolinda cannot be excluded. In the eighth century there was the first arrangement of the church decorated with local marbles from the Valdieri quarry.
The formation of the monastic nucleus is documented in the early years of the 10th century when the Benedictine monastery was subjected to the bishop of Asti who in 948 had the relic of the body of San Dalmazzo transferred to Quargnento. After the year 1000 the Abbey became very powerful, its influence extended over about fifty priories from Provence to Pavia. In this period it was enlarged and took on its definitive Romanesque appearance. The ancient church was incorporated in the transformations, on the front remains a trace of the Romanesque facade completed in the XII century. In 1440 the Abbey was
reduced to the summer seat of the bishop of Mondovì. The church was enlarged and the "Angevin chapel" was built which popular tradition attributes to Queen Giovanna d'Angiò, who ascended the throne in 1343.
On the walls are fragments of a cycle of frescoes from the second half of the fifteenth century, with scenes from the life and miracles of the saint.
Info: museoabbazia.it

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9.08 km

Strada dei Boschi from Camorei

Highlight • Trail

Because it avoids a very busy part of the main road and offers pleasant shaded areas

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17.6 km

Military Road Borgo–Argentera

Highlight • Cycleway

It is part of the Provençal cycle route and allows you to avoid the SS 21 of Colle della Maddalena up to Pianche

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25.4 km

Demonte Town Center

Highlight • Settlement

Municipality of just under 2,000 inhabitants, Demonte is one of the Occitan municipalities in Piedmont. It is located not far from the confluence between the Stura di Demonte and the Cant stream. In addition to the church of San Donato, with its beautiful exposed brick façade, Demonte is known among those who cycle as the starting point of one of the three slopes of Colle Fauniera.

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50.2 km

Colle Fauniera Cyclists' Monument

Highlight • Monument

Colle Fauniera starting from the Maira Valley. Challenging route on asphalt. Approximately 1800 meters starting from Acceglio. Beautiful ride.

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50.2 km

Colle Fauniera

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Colle Fauniera is a well-known alpine pass, because there is the statue of Pantani. The Gran Fondo of Fausto Coppi passes here.

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58.1 km

The Big Red Chair at Rifugio Carbonetto

Highlight • Structure

The Carbonetto refuge is located at an altitude of 1874 meters above sea level, in the Arma di Demonte Valley, gateway to the Cottian Alps, which unites the Stura, Grana and Maira valleys.

The new structure of the Carbonetto refuge is completely made of wood, has a dining room that can accommodate around twenty people and three bedrooms with bunk beds for a total of 12 beds.

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98.0 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

78.8 km

9.92 km

4.03 km

2.40 km

1.76 km

1.02 km

158 m

Surfaces

85.5 km

11.2 km

1.04 km

179 m

131 m

Elevation

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Highest point (2,470 m)

Lowest point (630 m)

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Friday 15 May

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Strada dei Boschi from Camorei – Demonte Town Center loop from Robilante

Memo4345 – Deportation Memorial of Borgo San Dalmazzo

Abbey of San Dalmazzo di Pedona

Strada dei Boschi from Camorei

Military Road Borgo–Argentera

Demonte Town Center

Colle Fauniera Cyclists' Monument

Colle Fauniera

The Big Red Chair at Rifugio Carbonetto

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