ViAlps

Spectacular landscapes, characteristic villages, typical products: these are the elements that characterise ViAlps, the cross-border cycling route between France and Piemonte. It is a cycling ring with a route of 220 km that winds through Savoia, Piemonte and the HautesAlpes, passing through the hills of Mont-Cenis, Galibier, Lautaret and Montgenèvre. You will cross some of the most evocative locations in Savoia, such as Lanslebourg, Modane and St-Michel-de Maurienne, in the Hautes-Alpes, such as Briançon and in the Susa Valley, such as Cesana Torinese and Oulx. The official route is accompanied by two variants: the first, called Névache, from Briançon leads to Bardonecchia, passing through the Col de l'Echelle and rejoins the main route near Oulx. The second, known as Colle delle Finestre, from Cesana Torinese leads to Sestriere, Pragelato, Meana di Susa, passing through the Colle delle Finestre, and reconnects to the main ring near Susa.Spectacular landscapes, characteristic villages, typical products: these are the elements that characterise ViAlps, the cross-border cycling route between France and Piemonte. It is a cycling ring with a route of 220 km that winds through Savoia, Piemonte and the HautesAlpes, passing through the hills of Mont-Cenis, Galibier, Lautaret and Montgenèvre. You will cross some of the most evocative locations in Savoia, such as Lanslebourg, Modane and St-Michel-de Maurienne, in the Hautes-Alpes, such as Briançon and in the Susa Valley, such as Cesana Torinese and Oulx. The official route is accompanied by two variants: the first, called Névache, from Briançon leads to Bardonecchia, passing through the Col de l'Echelle and rejoins the main route near Oulx. The second, known as Colle delle Finestre, from Cesana Torinese leads to Sestriere, Pragelato, Meana di Susa, passing through the Colle delle Finestre, and reconnects to the main ring near Susa.