Graian Alps

Overview

 * Continuation: Cottian Alps
 * Susa 500 m - Truc (il Trucco) 1706 m
 * - Colle Croce di Ferro 2558 m - Usseglio 1265 m in Valle di Viù
 * - Passo Ghicet / Paschiet 2435 m - Balme 1432 m in Val d'Ala
 * - Colle di Trione 2486 m - Groscavallo|Pialpetta 1069 m in Val Grande
 * - Colle della Crocetta 2641 m - Ceresole Reale 1501 m in Valle dell'Orco
 * - 2000 m - Noasca 1058 m, still in Valle dell'Orco
 * - Fé 900 m - Coste 1193 m - S. Anna 1481 m - Perebella 1339 m - Bertodasco 1175 m - San Lorenzo di Piantonetto 1045 m
 * - Alpe di Colla 2171 m - Monte Arzola 2158 m - Talosio 1225 m in Valle Ribordone
 * - Colle Crest 2040 m - Ronco Canavese 948 m in Val Soana
 * - Piamprato 1551 m
 * - Bocchetta delle Oche 2415 m - Succinto 1164 m (Traversella) in Val Chiusella
 * - Colle di Lavarossa 2100 m - Scalaro / Le Capanne 1400 m
 * - Quincinetto 295 m, in the valley of Dora Baltea, lowest point of the GTA, train station
 * Continuation: Pennine Alps

From Susa to Truc
Susa (500 m) is an excellent entry point since it is located on the international train line Lyon-Chambery-Torino. The Via Alpina crosses the Susa valley much more upstream.

From Truc to Usseglio
In Usseglio, the blue trail of Via Alpina crosses (D31/D32).

From Talosio to Ronco Canavese
This is leg D26 of the Via Alpina

From Ronco to Piamprato
These are legs D24 and D25 of the Via Alpina.

From Piamprato to Succinto
While the Via Alpina crosses into Val d'Aosta, the GTA stays in Piedmont.

From Scalaro to Quincinetto
Train station on main line Torino - Val d'Aosta