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Italy
Piedmont
Torino
Sestriere

Strada dell'Assietta

Hard

4.7

(11)

271

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Strada dell'Assietta

05:25

58.0km

1,680m

Gravel riding

Attention gravel fans! On this tour I'll take you to the Strada dell'Assietta in Piedmont, Italy. Hardly any other gravel road in the Alps is as popular as this unique ridge road, which runs at an altitude of 2,000 to 2,500 meters and offers spectacular views of the Pelvoux massif…

Last updated: September 8, 2024

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17.8 km

Strada dell'Assietta

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Fantastic dirt military road that runs along the side of the mountain connecting Sestriere to Colle delle Finestre. The overall difference in altitude is approximately 900 metres. Can be used with any type of gravel bike or mountain bike.

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24.6 km

Colle dell'Assietta

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The Assietta hill is an Alpine pass located at 2,472 meters above sea level, between the upper Susa valley and the Chisone valley. The hill is within the Orsiera Rocciavrè …

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40.6 km

14.4 km

1.84 km

1.22 km

Surfaces

47.5 km

8.43 km

1.71 km

204 m

123 m

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August 8, 2021,Assietta da Sestriere
The dirt climb from Pattemouche to Borgata for at least 50% cannot be pedaled!
For the rest, the Assietta tour is always fantastic in good weather ...
The overall altitude is almost 1700 meters probably the high pressure has deceived the altimeter and the highest point is Il Genevris at about 2510.

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The day of closure to cars would have been yesterday but I tried anyway. All in all the traffic was acceptable, a few motorcyclists and about ten cars/off-road vehicles.
It is true that I left early, at 7:45 and at 14:30 I was at the car, the first motorcycles were seen at 10/11.
pleasant temperatures up high, light drizzle at …

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September 14, 2024,Assietta: la classica.
It's been a while since we've been back for the simple classic route from Pourrieres. Short and fast but beautiful as always!

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July 20, 2023,Strada dell' Assietta
A circular route on the watershed between the Ghisone and Susa valleys. We start from Pourrieres, where the first and most demanding climb starts with a stretch that leads from 1,350 to 1,900 m of altitude: the first 7 km up to Pian dell'Alpe are on asphalt, at the crossroads we turn left towards Colle dell'Assietta (2472 m) on a …

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Nice ride, next time it's back on a dirt road along the river.

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March 1, 2023,Strada dell'Assietta
Spectacular and panoramic route on one of the most fascinating roads of the western Piedmont Alps

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Beautiful high-alpine gravel road, the Strada dell ‘Assietta! And the best: in July and August, no 🚗 and 🏍 are allowed on Wednesdays and Saturdays. But you are still not alone there. Lots and lots of eMTBs ...

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September 7, 2022,Colle dell'Assietta
I forgot to start the tour, there are about 200 meters of elevation gain and 2 km 😅 missing

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December 16, 2023

Attention gravel fans! On this tour I'll take you to the Strada dell'Assietta in Piedmont, Italy. Hardly any other gravel road in the Alps is as popular as this unique ridge road, which runs at an altitude of 2,000 to 2,500 meters and offers spectacular views of the Pelvoux massif and Mont Chaberton

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August 6, 2024

Hi..is it OK to do it the other way around too?

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