Self-Guided Tours & Trips in Piedmont

Detailed Piedmont route materials and GPS app come in English/German. Your cycling package includes welcome briefing, daily luggage transfers between accommodations, and a dedicated support hotline.

Personal orientation, detailed maps, and emergency assistance support your independent exploration. Local experts remain on call as you wind through Piedmont's wine regions and medieval towns.

Navigate the Lys Valley independently with GPS and round-the-clock phone support, hiking daily around 2,000m through Monte Rosa's alpine wilderness. Stay at spots like Agriturismo Le Soleil in Fontainemore and Alpenzu Hütte, while luggage transfers (max 20kg) to Gruba, Gressoney Saint-Jean, and Anderbatt let you hike without heavy bags.

Navigate independently with GPS data through Piedmont's vineyard-covered hills, cycling around 30-50 km daily at a moderate pace. Luggage transfers between accommodations let you ride without heavy bags from Turin's Superga heights to agriturismi with their own vineyards in Canelli and Montafia. A service hotline and detailed navigation app are available throughout your 8-day ride from Turin back to Turin.

This self-guided route uses GPS and a detailed app to navigate Piedmont, taking you through Barolo's vineyards and Bra where Slow Food was born. Daily rides cover 40-65km on quiet roads past Cavour's moraine hill castle and Pollenzo's University of Good Taste, with comfort hotels in Pinerolo, Alba, and Asti as your bases and luggage moved ahead.

Ride independently through Piedmont with GPS and a navigation app, covering 40-60km daily through Ivrea's medieval center and along the old Franciscan pilgrimage path toward Rome. Take a train to Turin's Piazza Vittorio Veneto, then bike the Po River path back through Chivasso past Castello Mazze.

This self-guided 8-day trek takes you through Val Maira's Occitan villages, hiking from Pontemaira along the Chiappera Circuit and crossing mountain passes near the French border to Viviere. GPS data helps you find your way on serious alpine trails through meadows, staying at Locanda Mistral and Rifugio di Viviere with one 15kg bag moved ahead daily.

Trek independently through the Langhe region from Barolo to Barbaresco using digital route descriptions. Hike 12-18km daily through vineyards and forests, crossing the river Belbo twice and climbing to viewpoints in villages like Serravalle Langhe and Benevello that offer great views of the Alps and Apennines, with luggage sorted ahead.