The Camino de Santiago (or Way of St. James) in the Stura Valley is part of the network of the various Paths that lead to Rome or Santiago de Compostela. The project was born from the desire to give continuity to a French variant that deviates from the Via Domitia in Saint Geniez along the valleys of Ubaye and Blanche, arriving at the hill of La Maddalena/Larche, and then creates a passage to the plain of Cuneo up to intercept the Via Francigena towards Rome (or vice versa for those who want to reach Santiago de Compostela).

It was inaugurated in autumn 2019 on the occasion of the annual meeting between the French Association of the Way and various Associations of the North West that deal with the Ways to Santiago and Rome.

As for the logistics and information on the Stura Valley Trail of Demonte, guides have been made for those who are heading to Rome and Santiago. You can get GPS tracks and receive hospitality in parishes and a hostel where the association has some availability. You can obviously rely on the conventional structures present on the path.

The scheduled stages are 7 but can be modeled according to your needs and do not present particular difficulties; there is also a variant for bicycles that takes advantage of the Ciclovia della Valle Stura and the whole Bike Path of the Parco Fluviale Gesso e Stura up to Fossano.

For information and contacts visit the Facebook page: Cammino della Valle Stura di Demonte.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/718523078564510

All information and downloadable materials are available at the following links:

TO ROME

https://mega.nz/folder/ZR42VKqb#wbyrAaQDqO843FpvGBmo1g

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1nRc1dJt25nUR-Uv1CP6cjzo6mZSnNTVV?usp=share_link

TO SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA

https://mega.nz/folder/VcYQ1RoB#1i9jEe5sAk9Av6U4f2xRRg

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zivIHvK7H9nAmoeBNDQG2JHL1BAGdSOl?usp=share_link