Rental point Corneliano D'Alba

The e-bike rental point in Corneliano d'Alba is located within the Langhe-Roero area, renowned for its hilly landscapes, vineyards, and gastronomic specialties. Exploring this territory by bicycle is an excellent way to immerse yourself in its natural and cultural beauty. The historic center of Corneliano is characterized by cobblestone streets and ancient buildings. The Parish Church of San Nicolao is definitely worth a visit: dating back to the 18th century, it features an interesting Baroque façade and houses valuable artworks and frescoes inside. Nearby is the Oratory of San Bernardino, an architectural gem that testifies to the rich religious history of the village. 

Starting from Corneliano d'Alba with e-bikes, you can choose from various trails and secondary roads that wind through the vineyards and orchards of Roero. This area is famous for producing fine wines such as Nebbiolo, Barbera d'Alba, and Roero Arneis. The route to Piobesi d'Alba, which winds through gentle hills dotted with vineyards, offers breathtaking views and the opportunity to stop at some local wineries for tastings. The road to Monticello d'Alba is particularly picturesque in autumn when the vineyards are painted in warm, vibrant colors. Along this route, you will also encounter small hazelnut producers, another typical product of the area that you can purchase directly from the farmers.

Cycling uphill towards the higher part of the town, you will reach the remains of the Castle of Corneliano, an ancient medieval fortress that overlooks the surrounding landscape. Although only a few ruins remain, the site offers an exceptional viewpoint over the surrounding hills and the Piedmont plain. On clear days, your gaze can extend all the way to the distant Alps. For mountain bike enthusiasts, the territory offers several trails that delve into the Roero Natural Park. This route will allow you to discover the unique geological formation of the area, characterized by the famous "Rocche del Roero," spectacular badland formations that create a unique and striking landscape. During this excursion, you may observe the rich local flora and, with a bit of luck, spot some of the animal species that inhabit the protected area. The trail also passes through ancient chestnut forests, particularly enchanting in spring and autumn.

No tour of Corneliano d'Alba would be complete without a gastronomic stop. The area is famous for its typical products, such as Alba white truffles, local cheeses, PGI hazelnuts, and, of course, wines. Along your cycling route, you will encounter numerous farms and wineries offering tastings. Many wineries organize guided tours by reservation, which also include tastings of local gastronomic products paired with their wines.