Natural monuments around None offer a diverse range of geological features and natural formations. This region features 14 natural monuments, providing opportunities to explore unique landscapes. Visitors can discover various natural sites, from prominent summits to ancient erratic boulders and natural springs. The area's natural monuments showcase distinct geological characteristics and offer different levels of accessibility.
Last updated: October 1, 2026
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In 2018, Vittoria Bussi set the women's hour record (which she then lost, then regained in 2023 and further improved in 2025). A sign, signed by Vittoria Bussi herself, reminds us that the cyclist used the straight stretch of the Strada Reale di Stupinigi to prepare for the record. Riding the same road at my "slow pace" (cit.) is a notable contrast, but it's nice to think that you're riding on the same playing field as the champions.
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Panoramic mountain that offers a 360 degree view, with spectacular panoramas of the Turin plain and the Alps. Visible among the many, the Musinè and the Rocciamelone.
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One of the three tricks of Rivalta
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High point of a modest hill that can be reached with easy paths, even by mountain bike. Its name is indicated on the board
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Beautiful erratic boulders in the middle of the plain below Villarbasse. Easy to reach, both from the provincial road and from the dirt roads behind. For enthusiasts, there are also several climbing / bouldering routes.
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One of the springs that give the name to the nearby cycle path. Not always active, as it is a rising groundwater table, and in periods of drought it is dry: but when there is water, it is a spectacle. Nearby, a beautiful green area. Nice stopover point.
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Excellent training stretches, you can stretch towards the Collina Morenica and Moncuni
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The region around None is known for a diverse range of natural monuments, including prominent summits, ancient erratic boulders, and natural springs. You can discover unique geological features and varied landscapes.
Yes, several natural monuments around None are suitable for families. For instance, the Erratic Boulders of Pera Majana offer an interesting geological site with climbing routes, and Pera Crusà (Truc Monsagnasco) is accessible via easy paths, making both great options for families.
One of the most popular is Monte San Giorgio Summit and Cross, which offers stunning 360° views and is a well-known starting point for paragliders. Another highly appreciated spot is Pera Crusà (Truc Monsagnasco), a viewpoint featuring an erratic boulder with a cross incision.
Yes, Pera Crusà (Truc Monsagnasco) is not only a natural monument but also a historical site. It features an erratic boulder with a cross incision and a stone pillar marking municipal boundaries, offering a glimpse into local history.
The natural monuments around None prominently feature erratic boulders, which are relics from the last glaciation. The Erratic Boulders of Pera Majana are a prime example, showcasing these impressive geological formations.
Yes, the region is home to natural springs. The Fontanile Ulè Spring is one such site, often active with rising groundwater, and surrounded by a pleasant green area with picnic spots.
The area around None offers various outdoor activities. You can find numerous hiking trails, such as those leading to Monte San Giorgio Summit and Cross. For cycling enthusiasts, there are many routes available, including those for mountain biking. You can explore more options on the Hiking around None, Cycling around None, and MTB Trails around None guide pages.
Absolutely. Monte San Giorgio Summit and Cross is an excellent vantage point, providing 360° views of the surrounding landscape. Pera Crusà (Truc Monsagnasco) also offers great views from its high point.
Visitors frequently appreciate the stunning panoramic views, especially from summits like Monte San Giorgio. The unique geological features, such as the erratic boulders, and the opportunity for various outdoor activities like hiking and bouldering, are also highly valued. The community has shown its appreciation with over 170 upvotes and 81 photos.
Yes, some natural monuments are accessible by mountain bike. For example, Pera Crusà (Truc Monsagnasco) can be reached with easy paths suitable for mountain biking. You can find more mountain biking routes in the area on the MTB Trails around None guide.
Yes, the Erratic Boulders of Pera Majana are known for having climbing routes (bouldering) on the larger, clearly visible boulder, making it a great spot for climbers.
Yes, Monte San Giorgio Summit and Cross is completely located within the Natural Park "San Giorgio," offering a protected environment for exploration.


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