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Path of the Rocca Creusa Pocapaglia This is one of the 3 thematic ring routes of Pocapaglia. All Paths are palates. It is possible to extend the itinerary by crossing the other paths. It is advisable to bring a map, to wear shoes suitable for hiking on uneven ground, possibly with walking sticks or poles. In the spring / summer period it is advisable to bring drinking water and energy bars. The Sentiero della Rocca Creusa runs along the most panoramic Rocche amphitheater in the area, where...

Complete itinerary of this route: Bra - Pocapaglia - Corneliano d'Alba - Montaldo Roero - Baldissero. Departure from Bra, follow the Montenero road uphill up to a double curve where it is advisable to turn right onto a quieter cemented secondary road following it up to a level crossing, from here continue left crossing the Borgata Valentino always enjoying the slight slope, quickly and easily until you take the S4 path again well marked and signposted that will lead to the beautiful ridge of...

The Sentiero degli Asfodeli (S2) is one of the historical routes of the Roero through oaks, poplars and Scots pines. Along this route in spring it is possible to admire the beautiful flowering of magnificent carpets of asphodels, periwinkles and wild cherry trees. This track follows the shortest ring route. For those who wish, there is also a longer ring route.

The Sentiero degli Asfodeli (S2) is one of the historical routes of the Roero and is a circular route that winds entirely through the ancient wood known as the "fine superiors”, an important forest reserve already known in Roman times. In addition to imposing oaks, poplars and Scots pines, along this path in spring you can witness the flowering of magnificent carpets of daffodils and periwinkles. In this area you can also see wild cherry trees, Scots pines, oaks, chestnuts and Turkey oaks of...

The Barbet ring runs along the borders of the town of Baldissero d'Alba with the neighboring territories of Sommariva Perno and Montaldo Roero. It partly winds through the ancient summit forest called in Roman times "Silva Popularis", and enters the undergrowth of the Rocche. A part of the route winds along the ancient Roman and medieval road that descended from the upper plain to Canale, lapping the ancient inhabited area of Baldissero d'Alba, of which the Romanesque apse of the parish...