ヴェルナンテの絶景の山頂・トップ20

The structure is a scientific hut dedicated to speleological research in the nearby Conca delle Carsene, managed by the Alpi Marittime Speleological Group.

An Alpine pass that can be reached quite easily, if you follow the wide mule track that climbs in hairpin bends and that starts from Gias degli Arpi

A beautiful stretch of ridge that goes from Cima Rossa to Cima Besimauda. Pay attention to the weather forecast for the risk of thunderstorms. If you hike in the sun, bring water with you, as there are no fountains except at the bottom of the valley. The stretch is challenging but doable with due caution.

Magnificent route, both uphill and downhill. Not for beginners. You need to have some technical riding skills both uphill and downhill (and conditional training even with e-bikes), but very beautiful. ABSOLUTELY AVOID the very technical Gias Funtena part downhill and especially very popular with hikers between April and September especially the period May - July (phenomenon of the Pis del Pesio) and continue along the uphill route also downhill thus visiting, in 3 minutes of walking, the Cascate del Saut before arriving at Pian delle Gorre. Pedaling all uphill including the last 3 hairpin bends. Breathtaking landscapes. Period June (evaluate the presence of potentially dangerous snow at Passo del Duca) - October

I do not recommend Cima Pissousa with a MTB. Practically all to be pushed or carried on shoulders. The last stretch is very straight on rocks. On the descent towards Madonna del Colletto it is difficult to pedal. I even lost the track. From the top there is a spectacular 360° view. Recommended on foot

with e-bike you can pedal almost everything, only small sections, not suitable for everyone, experience is required

we reach the Malaberga plain (2,219 m) and the nearby Morgantini speleological hut (2,237 m), curiously belonging to the municipality of Briga Alta. It is in fact one of the rare cases of an “enclave”, that is, an administrative island.

1989 meters, beautiful place