Fort Bard – Lake of Alice Superiore loop from Hône-Bard

Fort Bard – Lake of Alice Superiore loop from Hône-Bard

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Fort Bard – Lake of Alice Superiore loop from Hône-Bard

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109km

1,110m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

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810 m

Fort Bard

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Bard is a pretty medieval village located at the entrance to the Aosta Valley. The Fort dominates the valley floor.

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27.6 km

Lake of Alice Superiore

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A glacial moraine lake in the Chiusella Valley, Lake Alice Superiore is famous for its trout fishing. It's worth stopping by the lakeside for a coffee or an energy bar.

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32.8 km

Vistrorio Tree-Lined Avenue

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Very nice and kept in excellent condition.

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34.8 km

View of Lake Gurzia

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Soften the effort of the sled with a view of the artificial lake Gurzia created by the dam that blocks the Chiusella stream.

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63.3 km

Historic centre of Cuorgnè

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Cuorgnè is a charming municipality located in the metropolitan city of Turin, Piedmont. The Church of San Giorgio and the historic center are places of interest to visit.

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80.2 km

Ramp at Parella Castle

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Passage through the town of Parella, along the entrance to the Castle. Short stretch, but in a couple of points the slope is very demanding. In half a kilometer you go up 60 meters

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98.9 km

Quincinetto Vineyards and Church

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Quincinetto is a small town on the border between Piedmont and Valle d'Aosta. The town is surrounded by woods and rows of vines from which an excellent wine is obtained.

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109 km

View of Fort Bard from the bridge

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The origin of this bridge is uncertain, but it was most likely built as early as Roman times. The first documents in which this bridge is mentioned, however, date from …

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