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Was worshipped by smugglers

The Monte Moro Pass is located on the border between Switzerland and Italy, connecting the Saas Valley in Valais to the Anzasca Valley in Piedmont. The unique feature of this pass is that it is accessible via a medieval mule track. The route and photos are available at: https://treksrandos.fr/alpes/valais/alpes-pennines/col-de-monte-moro/

Passo Mondelli is an Alpine pass at 2886m that connects to Passo Moro for a non-trivial traverse to be done only without snow and with good visibility. It also connects Valle Anzasca and Switzerland going down towards the Mattmark dam where there are also connections with the Antrona valley. The climb (or descent) is tough on the Italian side with technical terrain and very inclined sections. There are no refuges or bivouacs.

Pass connecting Valle Barranca, Valsesia and Valle Anzasca. Suggestive step in a very fascinating wild area.

When the golden statue emerges from the fog... great!

Very nice view of Italy!

Prime location to look forward to. Enjoy the beautiful 360° panoramic views. At an altitude of 2,239 meters, this is your reward for standing here.

Colle d'Egua, at 2,239 meters above sea level, is a connection between Fobello and Carcoforo, known for the magnificent panorama it offers on Monte Rosa, which here exhibits all its peaks exceeding 4,000 metres. In this area there is also a bivouac that bears the same name as the hill. The surrounding trails vary between easy and technical sections, but most of them are suitable for running. The shortest route to reach this splendid panorama is from Carcoforo, but it is also possible to take a longer itinerary starting from Ceppo Morelli.