Zucchea Ford – Sforzini Square, Cavour loop from Luserna San Giovanni

Zucchea Ford – Sforzini Square, Cavour loop from Luserna San Giovanni

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Zucchea Ford – Sforzini Square, Cavour loop from Luserna San Giovanni

02:30

54.5km

390m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 15, 2026

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6.39 km

Bricherasio

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According to some, its name derives from the Celtic personal name Briccarius or Brittgarius, according to others from the term brich, which in the Piedmontese language means "high ground".

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15.8 km

Cathedral of San Donato (Pinerolo Cathedral)

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Neo-Gothic style cathedral completely rebuilt in the 19th century after an earthquake destroyed the original 10th century structure.

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30.2 km

Zucchea Ford

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Quarry bridge, but asphalted. In some periods transit may be prohibited due to river flooding.

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36.5 km

Sforzini Square, Cavour

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Great atmosphere in this small town. And those who feel like it can also go up to Rocca.

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38.8 km

Rocca di Cavour

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It is located at the top of the hill, inside the natural park dedicated to the Cavour fortress. In addition to an excellent panoramic view of Cavour and the Po …

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38.8 km

Fountain of Rocca di Cavour

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46.6 km

Old Bricherasio-Barge railway

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Here you can pedal in complete tranquility and safety on the stretch of the old railway line that once connected Bricherasio to Barge. This was part of the larger Pinerolo-Torre …

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