Croce Serra Castle – Andrate loop from Vigliano-Candelo

Croce Serra Castle – Andrate loop from Vigliano-Candelo

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Croce Serra Castle – Andrate loop from Vigliano-Candelo

03:53

72.8km

1,270m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

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Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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5.84 km

Parco della rovere

Forest

28.1 km

Croce Serra Castle

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Fantastic facility, getting there by bike is very nice.

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29.1 km

Andrate

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Andrate is a small town in the province of Turin (just over 500 inhabitants). Located at the beginning of the Serra and on the watershed between Biella and Canavese (Ivrea), …

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29.6 km

Village of Andrate

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The town of Andrate towers over the Serra di Ivrea. A charming little village of stone houses, it's certainly a well-known and popular destination for local cyclists—it's worth the climb!

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30.0 km

Climb to Andrate from Chiaverano

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You can get to Andrate with a very pedalable climb passing through Borgofranco or Nomaglio, or you can choose to get hurt more and go up from the east side …

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35.6 km

Sundial of Chiaverano

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Small town perched on the Serra di Ivrea. Definitely a popular destination for cyclists from the Eporediese

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41.9 km

Church of San Pietro di Pessano

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Church built around the year 1000. Initially it was part of the village of Pessano which with Paerno formed Bollengo. When there was depopulation it was all abandoned and only this church was maintained.

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