チェッポ・モレッリの天然記念物・トップ20

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/

A mountain guide is highly recommended, especially if you're doing this for the first time. You can also book one a few days in advance on site.

The Allalinhorn is a four-thousand-meter peak, perhaps the easiest in the Alps from a technical perspective. Since 1984, an underground funicular has operated along its northern flank, taking it up to 570 meters above sea level, significantly shortening the climb.

A small natural lake of glacial origin, not too far from the Zamboni refuge. The lake area has been subject to some landslides in recent years and the path is sometimes closed. If in doubt, inquire at the refuge.

Spectacular turquoise lake at the foot of Punta Tre Amici. Expanses of "Forget-me-not" flourish around the lake

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

The Turlo hill is located at an altitude of 2,738 metres, between the Corno Piglimò to the south and the Corni di Faller to the north, connecting the Quarazza valley with the upper Sesia valley. The pass path connects the two centers of Walser origin of Alagna and Macugnaga and is an important part of the Monte Rosa Tour. The cart track was created between 1925 and 1931 by a military regiment. Historically, it has been a fundamental link with the Anzasca Valley, used in the past for both commercial and migratory purposes. It is said that the Walser settlers who founded the first settlements in Alagna passed through here between the 13th and 14th centuries. The name is curious because in the Walser language "Türli" means "small door". Although the terrain is steep, the rocky trail is well maintained and not very technical.