How much do outdoor adventures in Piedmont cost?

Prices vary by format and duration. Short city experiences such as chocolate tastings sit at the lower end, while guided truffle hunts, horseback rides and full-day fishing trips are upper mid-range to premium. Longer, specialist days with an expert guide cost more than a few hours on a bike.

Which outdoor adventures in Piedmont have free cancellation?

All seven experiences on this page include free cancellation, so you can book ahead and adjust plans if the weather or your itinerary changes. That covers the Turin bike tours, the Monferrato truffle hike, the Albiano d'Ivrea horseback ride, the Ovada gravel bike and gin tour, the Turin chocolate adventure and the Valsesia fishing day.

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Food & wine · Piedmont

Food & Wine Outdoor Adventures in Piedmont

Average rating2.8Median price$119

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About Piedmont

Piedmont is where Italy's table meets its hills: truffle woods, vineyard ridges and river valleys that you can walk, ride or fish through before sitting down to eat. The region rewards travellers who want their food and wine with a side of fresh air, whether that means hunting truffles with experts on a Monferrato: Guided Hike with Expert Truffle Hunters or cycling Turin's streets on a Turin Bike Tour: Uncover Highlights and Hidden Gems before an aperitivo.

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Piedmont's food culture is tied to its landscape. Truffles are hunted in the Monferrato woods, wine comes from hills you can hike or cycle, and Turin's chocolate tradition sits alongside its cafe culture. Experiences here tend to pair a physical activity with tasting, so you earn the meal rather than just booking a table.