How long is the Camino to Oropa Trail?
is Camino through Piedmont stretches for about 62 kilometers. Our itinerary includes four days and three nights, starting from the agricultural plains around Santhià to the Sanctuary of Oropa in the Biellese Alps. You'll pass through forests, castles, ancient villages, and spiritual sites, with some unforgettable views along the way.
How challenging is the Cammino di Oropa?
The Oropa Trail presents a moderate level of difficulty, with stages around 15 or 16 kilometers in length. It's very approachable, but the last stage includes a more challenging climb—although you can skip this with public transport.
This Piedmont pilgrimage could be perfect if you’ve never embarked on a multi-day hiking route and wish to challenge yourself. But even experienced walkers will enjoy this captivating journey.
What kind of accommodations are available along the Cammino di Oropa?
We organize overnight stays in B&Bs, hotels, and sanctuaries, always in private rooms with en-suite bathrooms. You'll wake each morning reinvigorated for the day ahead.
Is the Cammino di Oropa Route well-marked?
Yes, the Oropa Camino in Piedmont is fully marked and easy to follow. If you decide to book with us, you'll also receive detailed documentation and an app to help you navigate the route, with or without internet access
What landscapes can I expect along the Cammino di Oropa?
Get ready to discover a diverse range of environments, both natural and man-made, including hills, valleys, forests, meadows, villages, and ancient towns.
You'll start in the agricultural fields around Santhià, before passing through hills and woods of beech and chestnut. You'll gradually move closer to the majestic, green slopes of the Biellese Alps.
The views extend from Lake Viverone to the Po Valley, and up to the peak of Mount Mucrone. Every stage of the trail offers a rich and varied visual experience.
