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In the Protected Areas of the Cozie Alps, as in the entire Piedmont region, circulation with motor vehicles on off-road routes is forbidden according to Regional Law No. 32/1982. The ban, as stated, "also applies to mountain paths and mule tracks, as well as forest tracks and roads." This is Article 11 inserted, not by chance, in the text entitled "Rules for the conservation of the natural heritage and environmental structure" because undoubtedly vehicular traffic has an impact on ecological balances. But what is meant by "off-road routes"? Essentially, everything that is not part of the state, regional, provincial, or municipal road network.

Starting from the second half of August, those who ventured along the Assietta Road will have noticed some conspicuous orange fences and may have wondered what they are. Let's try to explain it in a few lines, also to the benefit of those who will be frequenting the watershed ridge between the Susa Valley and the Chisone Valley until the end of September.

The reopening of Provincial Road No. 173 of Colle dell'Assietta is scheduled for Friday, July 12 at 12 PM. From Saturday, July 13, the summer regulations come into effect.

The reopening to traffic of S.P. no. 173 of Colle dell'Assietta is postponed presumably until 12/07/2024