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Two nameless rivers or streams flowing from high above at 1000 m above the village of Saureè converge at an altitude of 580 m above the Via Centovalli road, flowing first under an old stone bridge and then right next to/under the road bridge, before plunging about 80 m into a mighty waterfall at the Melezza River reservoir at an altitude of 500 m near the village of Palagnedra. From the road, you can walk on metal walkways under the road and the old stone bridge and view the waterfall from above, as well as the interesting wetland area above with its smaller waterfalls. Exciting! Unfortunately, you won't see any of this on the Centovalli train ride!

A small typical village with a well maintained mill for making corn flour. It is worth a stop and visit with adequate calm, it is a real "mill park" that can be visited with a guided tour or on your own.

Just above the town of Borgnone at the beginning of the "market path", the mule track that once led to the Locarno market and was an important connection between the Locarno area and the Vigezzo Valley. There are interesting testimonies of the rural world including the ruins of some mills and a bread oven (1884).

A view from above of the Ribo River and its bends and potholes created by the water over the centuries. Impossible not to admire them where possible, a spectacle of nature.

Wonderful quiet bathing bay with waterfall and rocks. Quietly located and easily accessible from the bridge.

A lot of things are a bit overgrown, but it's still worth investing some time and studying the buildings and ruins.

In Vergeletto, the pleasant scent of nature, of leaves and flowers from the surrounding grove, mixes with a hint of popcorn. A grinder exudes the aroma. Roasted and ground cornmeal, the Farina bóna, has been produced again in the tranquil village in the upper Onsernon Valley for several years. It is thanks to Ilario Garbani Marcantini that this old tradition was revived. On the initiative of the former teacher, musician and now miller, part of the five Vergeletto mills were restored. This resulted in a "mill park" that can be visited on a guided tour or on your own.

Fantastic view of the Ribo River.