Follow the road to Alpe Devero until the end of the first tunnel, leave your car here and continue by mountain bike until you get to the Alpe Devero plain. Follow it on the right-hand side as far as a fork, from which a vehicle access leads, leading by means of a few hairpin bends to the Crampiolo huts. Continue along the mule track that rises diagonally to the right and reaches the Codelago Dam; follow its right-hand side on a path that has many ups and downs that you can always cycle along. Past the lake, continue on the wide path that runs entirely through the Valle del Canaleccio, at the end of which a farm road goes up on the right. After a few difficult hairpin bends, you’ll reach the Alpe Forno Inferiore plain. Cross a stream and continue on the meadows keeping to the right then take the narrow path that rises and continues, which at times can’t be cycled, to a small lake on a flat stretch.
Walk up a stone road with some hairpin bends and finally, after a long diagonal, come out on the Scatta Minoia, 2599 m (8527 ft), where you’ll find the Conti camp. Keeping to the left, carefully descend along the challenging and not very cyclable path that skirts the Punta della Satta and crosses steep slopes as far as Alpe Cortenova. Follow the path on the right-hand side of the Vannino Dam to reach the Margaroli refuge. Continue on the flat path until you come to a small stone dam and go downhill along the stream, following the mule track, which is sometimes uneven, as far as the top of the Sagersboden chairlift. From here, follow a clear path on the left that skirts around the mountain and then meets a vehicle track, which, via several hairpin bends and a further flat section, leads to the village of Canza, where it joins with the state road in the Formazza Valley. Follow the paved road that alternates between downhill and long flat sections and, at the hamlet of Piedilago, has a short climb up to Premia, then descends to Baceno, Crodo, Crevoladossola, eventually arriving at Domodossola.
