Among the Cottian Alps in Piedmont, lies a valley that is probably among the most fascinating in Italy: it is Valle Maira, which still retains its ancient history, giving visitors unparalleled landscapes, enchanted places and sometimes even shrouded in local legends.
Perfect for those seeking both winter and summer trails, the Valley, which stretches for about 45 kilometers, offers the possibility of climbing, hiking, mountain-biking, or even horseback riding. Its unique aspect is definitely its network of trails, which wind through its forests and its 17 villages which still have past evidence, such as ruins of castles or even archaeological areas.
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