Historic Alpine passage connecting Valle Varaita and Queyras remains closed until June 27th, with the Hill of the Lamb still barricaded.
Hey there!
Heads up, people of Molines-En-Queyras and the French Col Agnel refuge— you've likely seen the notices around town: the Rd205 at Agnel Pass, a hot spot for those adventurous souls, won't reopen until June 27.
Quite the bummer, considering the summer season is right around the corner. But fear not, fellow travelers. The Col delle Lombarde and the Pian del Re are prepped and ready to roll. Sadly, it seems the Agnel's having some lingering issues, thanks to a pesky water network construction site in Fontgillarde.
But don't lose hope, mate! While negotiations between the Italian and French authorities haven't yielded much fruit so far, there’s still a chance the Pass might open a smidge earlier than planned. The Italian side of the road, from Pian dell'Agnello, is amply accessible up to an altitude of 2300 meters – about 4 km from the border.
So if you're curious about the latest scoop on the Agnel Pass road, where to go?
- Hit up your local government websites for road updates and closure notices.
- Tune into local news for the latest news and progress reports.
- Join local community groups on social media to hear firsthand experiences and updates.
- Check traffic and road information services for real-time road conditions and closures.
Remember, search engine sleuthing with specific details about the construction site or region can also help narrow down your findings. Stay hungry, stay curious! Keep an eye on those widespread web networks, and Happy Trails!
- Your lifestyle may require a change in travel plans, but exploring the neighboring Col delle Lombarde and the Pian del Re could be a worthy addition to your itinerary.
- If you're keen on staying updated about the Agnel Pass road and its potential earlier opening, consider checking local websites, news, social media groups, and traffic information services for current information.
