Corrifiorano along the Via Francigena

A run for everyone in the heart of the Canavese

The Corrifiorano along the Via Francigena is the spring running event in Fiorano Canavese, a small village of medieval origin nestled in the hills of the Ivrea Morainic Amphitheatre, in the Metropolitan City of Turin. It is a non-competitive cross-country race open to all: whether you are a trained runner, a family with children, or simply a walking enthusiast, what matters here is the desire to be together in the open air.

Following the footsteps of the Via Francigena

The event takes its name from the Via Francigena in the Canavese, the ancient pilgrimage route that retraces the journey made in 990 by Archbishop Sigeric from Rome to Canterbury. The Canavese section stretches between Pont-Saint-Martin and the Biella area, crossing a territory of rare beauty: green woods, small morainic lakes formed by retreating glaciers, and the gentle hills surrounding Ivrea. Running or walking through this landscape means rediscovering a piece of Piedmont's history and nature.

Sport and solidarity

The event is organized by the Municipality of Fiorano Canavese in collaboration with AVIS and AIDO Ivrea, associations that promote blood and organ donation. Participation, with a symbolic entry fee, supports these organizations and spreads an awareness message: moving is good for you and, at the same time, can help others.

Where and when

The meeting point and start are at the Fiorano Canavese Sports Field, on Via Loranzè, from where participants set off along a route that crosses the local countryside and trails. The setting is typical of Canavese villages: quiet, authentic, and human-scale. A perfect opportunity to combine physical activity with the discovery of a territory often off the beaten track.

• Non-competitive cross-country race, open to all ages
• Start from the Sports Field, Via Loranzè
• Charitable purpose supporting AVIS and AIDO Ivrea
• Symbolic registration fee