Casalese area · Walking
Santuario di Crea–Casale Monferrato
One of our 100 highlights ↗Santuario Madonna di Crea → Casale Monferrato
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About the trail
From Santuario di Crea to Po, this long stage passes through hills, villages and places of industrial memory. The arrival at Casale Monferrato is gradual: first the countryside, then the Parco Eternot and finally the walk along the river, up to Piazza Castello.
What to look out for
The descent from the sanctuary reaches Forneglio and continues towards Serralunga. Beyond Madonnina, the route goes up into the countryside of Cereseto, of which the town and castle can be observed. San Quirico marks a passage over the ridge, with Treville in the background; vineyards and orchards then accompany the arrival at Ozzano. At Lavello the landscape changes, among the buildings of the old cement factories. The path touches Rolasco, where San Michele remembers the miners, and descends towards Casale Monferrato. The Parco Eternot introduces the last stretch on the banks of the Po.
- Santuario di Crea
- Forneglio
- Serralunga
- Madonnina
- Cereseto
- San Quirico
- Treville
- Ozzano
- Lavello
- Rolasco
- Parco Eternot
- Po
- Piazza Castello
- Casale Monferrato
Start and practical details
Start in front of Santuario di Crea and finish in Piazza Castello in Casale Monferrato. The 25.4-kilometre stage takes around seven and a half hours, combining paths, dirt tracks and asphalt, with road and railway crossings. Arrange transport for the return and check the available connections.
Parks and nature reserves
Riserva Speciale del Sacro Monte di Crea ↗The GPX file downloads directly to your device.
Your day on the trail
Check the weather and any closure notices before setting out. Bring water and suitable equipment, follow signs and respect the places you visit.
Trail source: Piemonte Outdoor ↗
Source checked on September 18, 2026
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