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I love the places around Val Chisone, Val Pellice and Valli di Lanzo. A bit less renown, but nonetheless beautiful Check out the Rifugio Lago Verde near Prali for example...
I also like Rifugio Città di Ciriè at the Pian della Mussa. You can reach it by car in summer, but you can sleep there and do lots of hikes. For example, you can hike to the top of the Ciamarella, which is a 3900m top. There is a small (highly melting) glacier to cross, but it's really just an hike. No crevasses. The main difficulty is the altitude.
Also, there is a hiking loop i just love in the valley of Prali (inside Val Germanasca, inside Val Chisone) you can actually hike the entire valley starting from Gigo di Prali all around the mountains on the north-east side. You hike up to 2900m first, passing Rifugio LAgo Verde, then following ancient military roads, keep at around 2000-2500m for over 20km until Rocca Bianca, passing the beautiful basin of the 13 lakes on the way. Overall the entire loop is 35km. When i was 25 i did it in 11/12 hours. LAst summer when i was training for a few trail runs, i did it in a about 5h 30min.
So you're here in Piemonte then 😉 I'm bookmarking that list for the summer. I've been here 3 years and not hiked as much as I'd have liked. But I've mostly made up for it in cycling and skiing.
I don't sky (much or at all), but indeed i cycle a lot specially lately, so drop a pm if you come cycling or hiking in the area, who knows.... As for hilking, i am more into trail running in the last few years, but the paths are still the same ones.
Amazing, thank you so much! Will check it out!
I travel to Italy by train pretty often, and it's a shame to pass by northern Italy without stopping for a hike. :)
Happy to share, privately, a track of the itinerary if you ping me.