The Lanzo Valleys are three beautiful territories of Piedmontese Graian Alps: Val Grande is the northernmost, characterized by a wide valley floor, Val D'Ala is the steepest and wildest, while Valle di Viù, the southernmost, presents rugged slopes and sites of archaeological and artistic interest.

To these three valleys are added the Ceronda and Casternone valleys to the south and the Tesso and Malone valleys to the north.

The Canavese Valleys, on the other hand, host the Piedmontese side of Gran Paradiso National Park and are characterized by uncontaminated nature at high altitude and by green hills and relaxing landscapes at lower altitudes, full of vineyards and orchards. The Valleys therefore offer an opportunity for sustainable tourism in the name of peace and simplicity, in complete harmony with nature.

The valleys also offer a privileged context where you can carry out mountaineering, sport climbing, hiking and road cycling activities.