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That's not it. Piede del Sasso is the group of homes, or little village, after this one. I used to spend my summers up there in the 70s and 80s.

As others have already said: It's tough, steep, and beautiful here! It's best to split the climb into shorter stages, so the 2,000 meters of elevation gain over 30 kilometers from Bignasco aren't quite as terrifyingly daunting. From Bignasco to Prato Sornico, it's rarely very steep. There are a few flat sections where you can pick up a decent pace. After Mogno (visit the church in Botta) and up to Fusio, things really get going for the first time. Many hairpin bends soften the incredibly nasty ramps, but your legs will still be tested here! Up to the Sambucco reservoir, it becomes truly idyllic, green, and quiet. There are a few tough climbs, but even here, the difficulty is still manageable. There's a fountain at the summer restaurant: fill up your bidons again, because there are only streams and gullies here. After the relaxing flat section by the lake, the final and most strenuous part of the climb follows. The scenery is stunning, but it's steep all the way to the top! Wow!

While cars and trucks hum along the highway below in the valley, you'll have peace and quiet on your drive up to Carì. The road to the holiday home complex on the sun-drenched southern slope of the Valle Leventine is generally quiet, making it ideal for gaining altitude. Twenty hairpin bends with single-digit gradients will take you up a good twelve kilometers.

Dangerous road for cyclists. Better to go up from Prugiasco and Ponto Valentino.

I would advise against taking this section of the cantonal road on the way to the Lukmanier Pass. The much more pleasant and beautiful alternative is on the other side of the valley on the CH Veloweg 36!

Lake Luzzone is located in the upper Blenio valley at 1590 meters above sea level. It is an artificial basin originating from a 225 meter high dam and completed in 1963.

Located at the foot of the pyramid-shaped Sosto (2,221 meters), Olivone is the starting point for excursions and cycling tours to the impressive Greina plateau, the original Val di Campo or the Luzzone dam. Towards the Lukmanier Pass (Valle Santa Maria) you reach the eco center in Acquacalda with a guesthouse and restaurant in a park-like natural landscape. Towards the east we head steeply into the Adula mountain range with the Rheinwaldhorn, the highest peak in the region. Historically, the pass town of Olivone experienced its heyday in the High Middle Ages, when the Lukmanier Pass was an important traffic artery. The villagescape includes stately country estates and wooden agricultural buildings with stone kitchens. Statutes, pictures and objects from the religious life of the valley are exhibited in the “Ca da Rivöi” museum, and fresh dairy products are offered in the small cheese dairy Caseificio Töira.

Campo Blenio is located over 1200 m above sea level immersed in the nature of the Swiss Alps.