Piemontgravel is a non-competitive, unsupported cycling adventure dedicated to gravel and MTB.
2025 will be our 5th edition of the event, taking place in Alba (CN) from April 4th to 6th.

The event—born of a thirty-year exploration project of the territory—features the lands of Langa and Roero, a UNESCO World Heritage site, as well as the flat plains of the Cuneo region, the moraine lakes of Avigliana, and the scenic hills around Turin. Participants will ride along gravel roads, cycle paths, as well as technical trails, single track, and mule tracks.

There are 4 routes to choose from, totaling over 1000 km:

• 111 wrong (80 km): Short but intense. A landscape jewel in the heart of Langa.
• the 222 (222 km): The trail of dreams. Gently rolling hills, single track along rivers, endless vineyards, and UNESCO-listed villages: a two-wheeled dream.
• the 333 (333 km): "Non ti scordar di me" (Forget-me-not). Intense kilometers, never dull, featuring storks, Turin panoramas, Roero’s cliff-like “rocche,” and gravel roads.
• the 444 (440 km): The Piedmontese way? Perhaps... Three provinces, from the Barolo region of the Langa to the Susa Valley, passing through Turin, the Po, and the Avigliana lakes.

The registration includes:

• The .gpx track files for the “111 wrong,” “the 222,” “the 333,” and “the 444” tracks

• A Piemontgravel number plate with your name, surname, and bib number, to attach to your bike

• Insurance coverage for the entire duration of the event

• Event package

• Friday’s food and wine briefing, Saturday’s breakfast, and refreshments at the finish line with wine or beer

• Tent area and indoor overnight accommodations for Friday and Saturday nights (limited availability)

• Facilities and showers available until 7:00 PM on Sunday, April 6

• Media coverage throughout the event, with photographers and videographers along the route

• A downloadable photo gallery containing images from the event

• Finisher Medal

• WHIP live tracking service so that friends and family can follow your progress during the route