Mountain passes near Occhieppo Inferiore, a comune in the Province of Biella, Italy, are situated at the foot of the Biellese Alps. The town, with an elevation of 416 meters, provides access to several mountain passes and scenic routes in its vicinity. The surrounding area offers opportunities for cycling and hiking enthusiasts seeking mountain experiences. This region is known for its diverse landscapes and routes.
Last updated: June 28, 2026
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junction between the road coming from Graglia and the road to Tracciolino which connects Andrate and Oropa
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It's just a high point on the dirt road. Not a single geese in sight.
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crossing point of the two branches of the SP 512 "Tracciolino" in the direction of Andrate (Serra hill) and Oropa
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The Taglio Grosso pass is a road pass that connects the province of Turin with that of Biella. Here the road is crossed by the Alta Via della Serra Morenica of Ivrea, by the Cammino di San Carlo and by the Ghiaccio Caldo Ghiaccio Freddo di Magnano route, and the large telecommunications antenna allows you to take the pass as a point of reference.
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The Oca Pass is a pass on the Serra di Ivrea ridge, a glacial moraine that extends between the Canavese and Biella areas. The pass can be reached from various paths that cross woods, lakes and historical sites such as the Torre della Bastia and the Ciucarun.
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Colle della Colma is located at 1,622 meters above the sea level. From here you can see the peaks of the valleys of Oropa and Cervo. Below the Sanctuary of the Sacro Monte di Oropa is clearly recognizable.
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The Rosazza Gallery represents the tourist crossing point between the Cervo Valley and the Oropa Valley. A few meters before the Valle Cervo side there is the typical restaurant of the same name (check the seasonal opening dates). Itinerary - from Santuario San Giovanni to Santuario di Oropa - very suggestive, subject to winter limitations due to snow and sometimes landslides, ideal for MTB if the snow cover is not excessive. No problem in other seasons. A spotlight in the tunnel is useful but not essential
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The Rosazza tunnel, about 300 m long and not illuminated, connects the Cervo valley with the Oropa valley (above the sanctuary of Oropa)
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The mountain passes in this region offer breathtaking panoramic views of the Biellese Alps. For instance, from Colle della Colma, you can clearly see the peaks of the Oropa and Cervo valleys, with the Sanctuary of the Sacro Monte di Oropa visible below.
Yes, the area is well-regarded for cycling. While not a pass itself, the challenging Pantani mountain climb of Oropa is a notable route for cyclists. You can find various road cycling routes, ranging from easy to difficult, in the region. Explore more options on the Road Cycling Routes around Occhieppo Inferiore guide.
Near Passo dell'Oca, you can explore historical sites such as the Torre della Bastia and the Ciucarun. Additionally, the broader Hills around Biella Itinerary, which encompasses Occhieppo Inferiore, features cultural points of interest like Sordevolo's 'Passion of Christ' theatrical event and the castle of Zumaglia.
Absolutely. Many passes, like Passo dell'Oca, are accessible via paths that cross woods and lakes. The region offers diverse hiking experiences, from strenuous climbs to moderate tours. For detailed routes, check out the Hiking around Occhieppo Inferiore guide.
If you wish to see the rhododendron blooms, the best time to visit is between May and June. The Parco della Burcina, which is part of the Hills around Biella Itinerary, is famous for its spectacular rhododendron displays during these months.
Yes, the region offers experiences suitable for various fitness levels, including moderate, family-friendly tours. The Mongrando Dam Loop, for example, is a moderate cycling route with picturesque views, suitable for different fitness levels. While specific family-friendly passes aren't highlighted, the general area provides accessible ways to enjoy the landscape.
Taglio Grosso Pass is a significant road pass connecting the province of Turin with Biella. It's notable for being crossed by several important routes, including the Alta Via della Serra Morenica of Ivrea, the Cammino di San Carlo, and the Ghiaccio Caldo Ghiaccio Freddo di Magnano route. A large telecommunications antenna also makes it a recognizable landmark.
The area is rich in natural beauty. Near Passo dell'Oca, you can find paths that cross woods and lakes. The Bocchetto Sessera Pass, a primary entrance to the Oasi Zegna, is highly regarded for its natural beauty and offers scenic views and various paths for exploration within the Oasi Zegna.
Yes, there are several running trails in the vicinity of Occhieppo Inferiore. These routes are generally of moderate difficulty and offer a great way to experience the local landscape. You can find more details and specific routes in the Running Trails around Occhieppo Inferiore guide.
Visitors frequently appreciate the breathtaking panoramic views of the Biellese Alps, the diverse opportunities for outdoor activities like cycling and hiking, and the connection to the natural and cultural heritage of the Piedmont region. The komoot community has shown its appreciation with over 20 upvotes and 10 photos shared for the mountain passes around Occhieppo Inferiore.
The Bocchetto Sessera Pass serves as a primary entrance to the Oasi Zegna. This pass is a significant point of interest for those looking to explore the natural beauty and various paths within the Oasi Zegna.
Colle della Colma is situated at an elevation of 1,622 meters above sea level, offering extensive views of the surrounding valleys and the Sanctuary of Sacro Monte di Oropa.


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