ブリオーネソプラミヌシオでののおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

Beautiful chapel with a magnificent view of the Maggia Valley

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Beautiful bathing spot at the far end of the valley

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View of Lake Maggiore and the Monte Rosa mountain range

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Bike over Monte Motti, then a challenging mountain tour

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But don't forget to be careful when bathing...

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Cima della Trosa 1869 m Mountain and alpine hiking Great panoramic peak just above the Cardada-Cimetta lifts. Can easily be combined with the ascent of the Madone and the descent to Mergoscia on skis. Text / Source: Swiss Alpine Club SAC, Monbijoustrasse 61, PO Box, 3000 Bern 14 https://www.sac-cas.ch/de/huetten-und-touren/sac-tourenportal/cima-della-trosa-8219/berg-und-alpinwandern/

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Top of the Trosa 1862m. u. m.

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The path here leads through the creek (passable without any problems), right on the edge of the cliff, where the creek becomes a waterfall.

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Wonderful waterfall with a small bathing pool.

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Just gorgeous

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breathtaking

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In good weather the panorama is really phenomenal! Lake Maggiore, the Monte Rosa massif and the surrounding Ticino mountains - simply a great panoramic mountain!

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Variation: from Alpe di Bietri to Bassa di Bietri and back to Alpe Cardada and Cardada cable car station

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Nice for a break in the shade.

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Sassariente - grandiose view. Don't worry about the blue and white markings, the path is child's play with stairs and chains with a little concentration.

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Here you can bathe in the ice-cold brook

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On clear days the view is truly remarkable.

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The Sassariente, Gordola's local mountain, is a summit from where the highest and lowest point in Switzerland can be viewed simultaneously. A striking rock tooth at the entrance to the Verzasca Valley high above the Magadino Plain. Easily visible from the motorway ramp when driving from Lugano to Bellinzona. Only 1767 meters above sea level. But also 1500 meters above the valley floor and an «incomparable viewpoint», as the club guide Ticino Alps 2 of the Swiss Alpine Club notes!

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Can be dangerous in winter

On Cardada (1332 m) you get out of Mr. Botta's giant glass gondola and first join the excursionists who purposefully head for the first stop or the valley station of the Cimetta chairlift. The restaurant and lift are ignored, but not the large hiking trail display board. Right next to it, the well-used path leads uphill, first shady in a zigzag, then sunny direction, to the Alpe Cardada summer restaurant (1496 m). On a wide, fairly washed-out path you cross the southern slope of the Cimetta and continue climbing to the Pian della Cimetta; Finally past the lift station to the summit with a beautiful panorama (1:30 hours). Back down to the chair lift, then turn right into the gap (1610 m) below the Cima della Trosa (1869 m) and on a good hiking trail through the western flank to under the forepeak (1862 m). Here you go left, following the path, and you reach the highest point (2:30 hours). The rather long descent initially leads along the east side of the Cima della Trosa over a few hairpin bends into an unnamed gap (1657 m) in the back of the mountain, then zigzags down to Alpe di Bietri (1499 m). Now we continue on the sunny side of the Valle di Mergoscia over the old mountain pastures and pastures of Faedo, Motta and Bresciadiga (1042 m) down to Busada and on asphalt into Mergoscia (731 m; 4:30 hours). The village, which consists of several hamlets, only received a road connection in 1900; it lies on the southern slope of a mountain spur that drops steeply to the Vogorno reservoir (470 m). The many old houses are striking; Chestnut trees and vineyards provide a picturesque setting.

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