ヴェツィアの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

It's definitely tiring but the view makes up for the effort, if you want there's a cable car from Miglieglia😁

Rifugio Campiglio, located on the slopes of Monte Lema, offers a spectacular panoramic view of Lake Maggiore. The facility has restaurant services, a bar and rooms for overnight stays. It is open all year round and for information and contacts you can consult the website: https://rifugiocampiglio.wordpress.com/

Alpe Bolla is a mountain pasture at 1,129 m above sea level with an alpine refuge located in the lower Val Colla, above the town of Cadro, Canton Ticino. It is easily reached from Cadro, Cureggia or Brè-Aldesago in just over an hour's walk on an easy marked path through the woods. Capanna Alpe Bolla offers meals and drinks but reservations are recommended due to the limited space available.

It can be reached easily even with road wheels, but from here on it is only advisable for MTB. Capanna Monte Bar is a refuge at 1600m with spectacular views of the Lugano pre-Alps, the perfect refreshment point before descending or you can also tie up your bike and go on beautiful excursions in the surrounding area.

Capanna Monte Bar is a refuge located at an altitude of 1,600 metres. It is located under the peak of the same name. Capanna Monte Bar offers spectacular views of the Lugano pre-Alps and is also the base for various hiking trails.

Alpe Pradecolo is one of the most appreciated places by those who love the mountains. Pradecolo can be reached via a road that starts from Luino and crosses Dumenza and Due Cossani. Alpe Pradecolo hosts the Dumenza refuge which boasts a splendid panoramic point over Lake Maggiore and Monte Rosa.

Starting point of the trek to Mount Lema. Super hospitality and priceless lake view

It was a strenuous tour. At the small bar on Alpe Bolla, a man was setting up the bar after the winter break. We asked him if we could have a drink with him. He said he doesn't open the economy until April 1st, but he's happy to serve us something. So we ordered two fine Gazosa lemonades, a Ticino specialty. The friendly host talked to us for a while about local facts. He grew up in the area and is bilingual, so we were able to speak to him in Swiss German. We also talked about the water problem, as there is less and less rain and snow. His water source is still running well. He has also set up a drinking place for dogs, which his Bergamasque dog uses. If you want to go on the tour with a dog, you should take enough water with you. We didn't pass any streams that had water. In the end, Wirt didn't want to take any payment because he wasn't even open yet. Of course it didn't work that way. We can highly recommend the mountain restaurant with the friendly innkeeper.