{"id":9238,"date":"2017-01-09T18:00:08","date_gmt":"2017-01-09T17:00:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.hotelbarrage.it\/en\/?p=9238"},"modified":"2018-03-09T10:27:13","modified_gmt":"2018-03-09T09:27:13","slug":"bike-roads-pinerolo-and-surroundings","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.hotelbarrage.it\/en\/proposals\/uncategorized-en\/bike-roads-pinerolo-and-surroundings","title":{"rendered":"Bike Roads in Pinerolo and Surroundings"},"content":{"rendered":"

7 Bike Roads Suitable for Everyone<\/span><\/h3>\n

The Tour of Italy<\/strong> makes you fell a biker? Here we propose you Seven Touristic Bike Roads in Pinerolo and its surroundings<\/strong>, with differents difficulty levels: from the easy bike ride suitable for the whole family, until more hard roads with a great difference in height, that are more suitable for trained bikers.<\/p>\n

Here are some of the touristic bike roads that we chose for you.<\/p>\n

Pinerolo – Bobbio Pellice<\/span><\/h6>\n

\"percorsiLenght:<\/strong> 50 km Circa
\nDifficulty:<\/strong> MC<\/p>\n

Start point is III Alpini Square in Pinerolo<\/strong>, taking the road to Bricherasio<\/strong> and going through Miradolo and San Secondo. Once arrived in Bricherasio, turn in Via Molarosso and take a short hill heading to Luserna<\/strong>; from Luserna go straight till Bobbio Pellice<\/strong>. From there, you can go back through the same roads as the previous way until Luserna. Another little hill will bring you to Lusernetta<\/strong>, to end the road in a sloap through Bibiana and Bricherasio
\nIt is an evocative way, that will make you discover the beauties of Val Pellice.<\/p>\n

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Pinerolo – Pinasca<\/span><\/h6>\n

\"percorsiLenght<\/strong>: 35 km circa
\nDifficulty<\/strong>: TC<\/p>\n

Start point is Vittorio Veneto Square<\/strong>, in Pinerolo, from where you take Stradale Fenestrelle. At Cottolengo Hospital turn left and go through Chisone river. Once in Miradolo<\/strong>, turn right in Via Colombini, heading to Localit\u00e0 Camussi. Follow the road until San Germano Chisone<\/strong> and then follow Pinasca<\/strong> direction through the cycle way. On the way back you will ride on the Giro d’Italia 2016<\/strong> ending roads, through Fenestrelle and Villar Perosa.<\/p>\n

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Osasco<\/span><\/h6>\n

\"PercorsiLenght:<\/strong> 30 km circa
\nDifficulty:<\/strong> MC<\/p>\n

From Osasco<\/strong> square go in Bricherasio through via Garzigliana and frazione Cappella Merli. Once in Bricherasio take the Via Molarosso<\/strong> short hill, later going down on the street heading in Luserna<\/strong>. Through the bridge on Pellice River take the hill until Luserna Alta on a quiet road heading to Bibiana<\/strong>. Passed Bibiana centre, and going through Cavour<\/strong>, you cross the cycle way to travel on the way back. To return to the starting point, take via Bussorondo and then Via Saluzzo.<\/p>\n

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Frossasco<\/span><\/h6>\n

\"percorsi Lenght<\/strong>: 25 hm circa
\nDifficulty<\/strong>: MC<\/p>\n

You start from Frossasco’s Church, towards Roletto<\/strong> and Pinerolo. The street have some rise and fall near localit\u00e0 Roncaglia. Once arrived in Pinerolo<\/strong> suburban area, take the old street of Piscina<\/strong> and turn left direction Frossasco<\/strong>. You go through Via Bivio, turn right and go on the hill heading to Via San Giusto. On the way back, on a slope, pass through Via Rossi.<\/p>\n

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Cumiana\u00a0<\/span><\/h6>\n

\"percorsi Lenght<\/strong>: 25 km circa
\nDifficulty<\/strong>: TC<\/p>\n

You\u00a0start from the central square\u00a0of Cumiana<\/strong> and going through the main road until localit\u00e0 Bivio, arriving at Piscina<\/strong> old road until the centre of the city. Once arrived in Piscina, go towards Allivellatori<\/strong>, passing through Via San Giovanni Bosco, Strada Castello and sp 193 where you can found some hills and dopes. Arrived at localit\u00e0 Trucco Levrino<\/strong>, you can take sp 193 again to come back in the square of Cumiana<\/strong>.
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Pinerolo – Moretta through Via delle Risorgive<\/span><\/h6>\n

\"percorsiLenght<\/strong>: 85 km circa<\/p>\n

Difficulty<\/strong>: TC<\/p>\n

This road starts in the central square of Pinerolo<\/strong>, going on Via Martiri del XXI. After Roletto<\/strong>‘s crossroad, you enter in a countryside \u00a0road that leads you to Frossasco<\/strong>‘s fork. You arrive in localit\u00e0 Tavernette<\/strong>\u00a0and then go on until Allivellatori. Go on towards Airasca<\/strong>, where starts Via delle Risorgive<\/strong>, a quiet and safe bike road. Arrived in Moretta<\/strong> you can go back until Vigone<\/strong> and to return to the start point you can go through the countryside road of Macello and Baudenasca.<\/p>\n

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Montoso<\/span><\/h6>\n

\"percorsi Lenght<\/strong>: 40 km circa<\/p>\n

Difficulty<\/strong>: TC<\/p>\n

Starting from Cavour<\/strong> towards Bibiana, with a short slight slope. Once you have reached Bibiana<\/strong> centre go throuh the sport camps to access a long and hard hill that leads you to Montoso<\/strong>. Once you reach Montoso, you can choose between two ways: take a less hard hill to Rucas<\/strong> or go on a slope until Bagnolo Piemonte<\/strong>. Once arrived at the end of the slope, you can take the road to Cavour<\/strong> to come back at the start point.<\/p>\n

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