CLAVIERE Claviere - Montgenevre - Bois de Sestriere

Appropriate clothing and footwear for the winter mountain environment: snowshoes – poles – ARVA, shovel and probe

Snow hiking activities in snowy environments require the use of electronic signaling and search systems as established by Legislative Decree no. 40/2021 art. 26

Warning: crossing ski slopes

Before undertaking any hike it is recommended to:

Check the weather and avalanche bulletins from ARPA Piemonte, http://www.arpa.piemonte.it/bollettini

Get information from local Tourism Offices, Ski Schools, or Alpine Guides.

The route is usually groomed by snow grooming vehicles but there is no daily or periodic surveillance or maintenance service.

In case of high avalanche risk, undertaking any hike is not advised.

Snow hiking activities in snowy environments require the use of electronic signaling and search systems as established by Legislative Decree no. 40/2021 art. 26

Warning: crossing ski slopes

From Turin, follow signs for the North bypass towards the Frejus Tunnel. Take the A32 towards Bardonecchia and exit the motorway at Monginevro/Sestriere. After the tunnel exit, continue right for 11 km towards Cesana; at the roundabout take the first right and continue straight for 6 km until reaching the village of Claviere.

Turin-Bardonecchia railway line. Stop at Oul-Cesana-Claviere-Sestriere station.

Bus line no. 285 Arriva

Unattended paid parking in the village center - Piazza Europa. Season tickets available for purchase at the Claviere tourism office.

Do not litter; take your waste with you, also picking up any left by others.

The indicated travel times are approximate and can vary depending on weather conditions and personal ability.

Under certain conditions, the route can be undertaken wearing hiking boots and crampons.

The route is usually groomed by snow grooming vehicles but there is no daily or periodic surveillance or maintenance service.

Do not litter; take your waste with you, also picking up any left by others.

The indicated travel times are approximate and can vary depending on weather conditions and personal ability.

Under certain conditions, the route can be undertaken wearing hiking boots and crampons.

The route is usually groomed by snow grooming vehicles but there is no daily or periodic surveillance or maintenance service.