マレスコの天然記念物・トップ20

Magnificent spot to swim

"Lagh da Margözz" in the Ossola dialect, this fascinating body of water is located in the Lepontine Alps and owes its name to the municipality that overlooks it. Here, also thanks to the clarity of its waters, water sports such as canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing are practiced.

Picturesque lake, I personally prefer it to the nearby Lake Maggiore. Some wonderful photos come out here.

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).

These thermal baths are in Valle Onsernone at 986m, on the border between Switzerland and Italy and is crossed by the Isorno stream. It owes its name to a thermal water source at 28°C, it is not very popular and is definitely worth a visit.

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

Lake Mergozzo is a lake mirror in the Lepontine Alps, in the province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola in Piedmont, the fourth largest in the region. The lake is completely included in the special protection area "Lago di Mergozzo and Mont'Orfano". Source: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lago_di_Mergozzo

This swimming spot is simply magical! It is located downstream of a powerful waterfall which creates numerous pools thanks to a flattening of the Pogallo river. If its crystal clear, turquoise water makes you want to dive in, you will still have to struggle to put your head under the water, which exhibits very cold temperatures. The bridge that leads to it is not indicated. So pay attention to the small crossroads that branches off to the right of the mule track. On very hot days the site is quite busy, but don't hesitate to go down along the river, a little lower.