Bicigrill San Michele

Bicigrill San Michele is the perfect place for lovers of two wheels... but not only! The large green space surrounding the facility is ideal for those who want to organize events of all types and sizes, with flexible catering and/or bar service that adapts to the demands and needs of the public.

Open on weekends all day or by request during the week, the Bicigrill is not only a place for refreshments but also a logistics platform and a reference point for sports and outdoor activities.

In addition to free access to beach volleyball, tennis and five-a-side soccer fields (with use of locker rooms and showers), the ferrata and the historic trail leading to the Sacra di San Michele, visible in all its majesty simply by looking up at nearby Mount Pirchiriano, start not far from here.

Very practical the various services that can be found at this business:

• Catering and bar service for events (from birthdays to private parties)
• Via ferrata harness rental thanks to the collaboration of Giuglar Sport, with the possibility of finding equipment on site
• Tourism/trekking e-bike rental thanks to the hiking guide group Duma c'Anduma
• Availability of spare parts for the bike
• Free use of bike repair tools

An organized and extensive sports hub included in major circuits and events such as La Pellegrina Bike Marathon, La 150-smiles, La Francigena Marathon Val Susa, Alpi 4000 and many others, ready to host athletes and amateurs from all over the world. 

In short, sportsmen and women and nonsportsmen, young and old, students, families, and campers (special equipped area is available a few meters away), everyone is welcome at the Bicigrill in Chiusa.

Just a stone's throw from the forest, which is also accessible to the disabled, the facility also has free wi-fi, a play corner and high chairs for children. Therefore, without waiting until it's Giro d'Italia time, it's worth making a real stop in Chiusa San Michele immediately.

The idea of the Bicigrill in the Susa Valley bears the signature of the Caselettese Jacopo Spatola, who already in Rivalta, since September 2017, has successfully proposed this type of activity, widespread in other Italian regions but not yet sufficiently valued in Piedmont.