Riserva naturale del Ponte del Diavolo

The Riserva naturale del Ponte del Diavolo extends across 30 hectares of protected land, featuring diverse ecosystems with black locust trees, alders, and willows.

Established in 1993 under Piemonte law, the reserve contains a medieval bridge constructed in 1378 through funding from a decade-long wine tax.

The reserve incorporates 21 geological formations called giant's kettles, first documented in 1882, which mark the landscape at different elevations.

Visitors access the reserve through marked trails that connect various points of interest, with management offices located at Via Monbaso in Lanzo Torinese.

The reserve protects a Gothic bridge spanning 37 meters across torrent Stura, reaching 15 meters in height with a single dramatic arch.

Location: Metropolitan City of Turin

GPS coordinates: 45.26820,7.48240

Latest update: March 3, 2025 04:21