Castello di Pilato - Castello Passerin d'Entrèves - Château Verdun - Grande Chenalette - Great St Bernard Pass - Moulin de Valsorey - Petite Chenalette - Saint-Rhémy - Casaforte di Rhins - Casaforte di Povil

A road cycling route starting from Nus

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A challenging road cycling route with legendary mountain passes and historic fortresses.

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Starting near Nus, this road cycling route takes you on an epic journey through some of the most famous passes in the region. Highlights include the iconic Castello di Pilato and Castello Passerin d'Entrèves, offering panoramic views of the surrounding valleys. You'll also conquer challenging climbs like the Great St Bernard Pass and experience the rich history of places like Château Verdun and Casaforte di Povil. With its difficult terrain and high altitude sections, this route is recommended for experienced cyclists seeking a true cycling adventure. Prepare to be amazed by the breathtaking landscapes and awe-inspiring fortresses along the way.

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Start: Nus Village center

Nus: Challenging climbs and scenic routes in the Aosta Valley, Italy.

Nus is a locality in Valle d’Aosta/Vallée d’Aoste, Italy. Nus offers a mix of challenging climbs and scenic routes, making it a great destination for road and gravel cyclists. The roads are generally in good condition, though caution should be exercised on certain sections due to heavier traffic. Cyclists visiting Nus can explore nearby well-known climbs such as the Col de Joux, famous for its appearance in the Giro d'Italia. With the stunning backdrop of the Aosta Valley, Nus has plenty to offer for cycling enthusiasts.

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Castello di PilatoCastle

Castello di Pilato stands as a testament to the region's medieval heritage and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Admire its architectural beauty and learn about the local history and legends.

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Castello Passerin d'EntrèvesCastle

Castello Passerin d'Entrèves is a well-preserved castle with a strategic location offering commanding views. Take a moment to appreciate the blend of nature and history.

34 km

Château VerdunCastle

Château Verdun is a historic fortress perched on a rocky hilltop. Explore its ancient walls and learn about its role in the defense of the region.

50 km

Grande Chenalette2890 mPeak

Grande Chenalette is a challenging climb, known for its steep hairpin turns and breathtaking panoramic views. Defying its difficulty, it rewards with astonishing alpine vistas at the top.

51 km

Great St Bernard Pass2469 mAttraction

Great St Bernard Pass, at an elevation of 2,469 meters, is one of the most iconic mountain passes in the Alps. Pedal through its majestic landscapes and immerse yourself in the history of the famous hospice.

63 km

Moulin de ValsoreyAttraction

Moulin de Valsorey is an ancient watermill that once played a vital role in the region's economy. Stop by to admire its impressive mechanism and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

76 km

Petite Chenalette2664 mPeak

Petite Chenalette is a challenging climb, rewarding cyclists with breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and mountains. Experience the joy of conquering this iconic ascent.

87 km

Saint-RhémyHamlet

Saint-Rhémy is a picturesque village located on the Great St Bernard Pass. Its charming architecture and stunning natural surroundings make it a perfect stop for rest and relaxation.

104 km

Casaforte di RhinsCastle

Casaforte di Rhins is a historical villa with beautifully preserved architecture and artistic details. Take a moment to admire its elegant facade.

119 km

Casaforte di PovilCastle

Casaforte di Povil is a fortified house that dates back to the 16th century. Learn about its fascinating history and appreciate the craftsmanship that went into its construction.