Asti, Alessandria and surroundings · Cycling
Monsterrato strade bianche, Diavolo Rosso
One of our 100 highlights ↗Camagna Monferrato
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About the trail
The Diavolo Rosso dedicates 67 km to Giovanni Gerbi, crossing gravel roads, hill villages and a section of the Po embankment.
What to look out for
Camagna gives way to Conzano, Occimiano and Giarole before the climb to castle-dominated Pomaro. At Bozzole, the route reaches the Po embankment, then climbs on gravel to Monte Valenza. San Salvatore commemorates Alfonsina Strada with a small square. Fosseto, Lu and Cuccaro lead towards the return through Valle del Rotaldo and the final dirt road.
- Pomaro Monferrato
- Bozzole
- Monte Valenza
- San Salvatore Monferrato
- Lu
- Cuccaro
Start and practical details
Start in Camagna Monferrato. This trekking-bike route combines gravel, dirt and asphalt, including gravel climbs and the SP31 crossing. It is distinct from the 110 km Monsterrato variant.
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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: Pedalare Il Monferrato ↗
Source checked on September 18, 2026
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