Luoghi
Grotta·Facile·Famiglia·Gemma nascosta
Balma Boves, Sanfront
Piemonte
Balma Boves takes its name from the Piedmontese balma, a shelter under an overhanging rock. Stone houses press against the cliff face at about 600 m above Sanfront, in the upper Po valley — roofs nearly flat, doors low, built to hold heat through Alpine winters. Inhabited into the 1950s, the hamlet is now a museum-village restored by the local municipality; a trail continues above it to Rocca La Casna, where Bronze Age rock carvings mark an old quartzite quarry route.
Durata
1–2 ore
Distanza
2 km
Dislivello
+150 m
Stagione migliore
aprile – ottobre
Parcheggio · Gratuito
Free parking in Sanfront near the trailhead.
Acqua
None; carry water.
Punti salienti
- Stone houses built into a rock overhang
- Inhabited into the 1950s, now a museum-village
- Bronze Age rock carvings further up the trail
Con il tuo cane
Leashed dogs welcome on the approach trail and around the museum village.
Recensioni
Ancora nessuna recensione — condividi la tua esperienza per primo.
