Viasolada

Viasolada: A Tradition for April 25th in Peveragno

The Viasolada is one of the most beloved walks in the Cuneo area. Every year on April 25th, Liberation Day, it leads dozens of participants along the viasole—local paths that wind through the woods and hamlets of Peveragno, in the province of Cuneo, Piedmont. It is neither a race nor an endurance march; it is a collective, slow, and contemplative walk designed for those who love to discover the landscape in good company, without any rush.

Twenty Years of Shared Journeys

The event is organized by the Compagnia del Birùn APS in collaboration with the Peveragno section of the CAI (Italian Alpine Club), with the patronage of the Municipality of Peveragno and the FAI Delegation of Cuneo. The 2026 edition marked a significant milestone: its twentieth anniversary. Twenty years of steps, encounters, and memories, during which the Viasolada has grown into a key reference point for local hiking enthusiasts.

The 'Viasole': Paths That Tell a Story

The event's name comes from the viasole themselves: small paths that once connected hamlets and fields, now brought back to life through walks like this. Traversing them means rediscovering the intimate history of the town, its districts, and its vistas, in a constant dialogue between nature and rural heritage.

A Day of Walking and Conviviality

The Viasolada formula combines hiking with celebration. After the morning walk and a packed lunch along the way, the afternoon comes alive with Occitan dances—a vibrant expression of the culture of the Cuneo valleys—concluding with a convivial dinner that brings participants together around the table. It is this blend of gentle sport, tradition, and friendship that makes this event a classic of the Peveragno spring.

• Non-competitive hike open to everyone, suitable for families
• Packed lunch along the route
• Occitan dances at the finish
• Final convivial dinner