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One of the three peaks (together with Sertore and Pasquella) that separates the valley that descends to the lake towards Colonno from the valley that descends towards Ponna and towards Val d'Intelvi. Reachable via an easy path from the Colonno alp (where there is a large parking lot and a refuge), and that in less than an hour leads to a magnificent view of Lake Como and Galbiga. A few meters down from the peak there is a practical table with two wooden benches.

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very pretty here, very pretty

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kind and helpful owners, they also accept euros

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The top of Monte Bar, at 1816 metres, opens onto a phenomenal panoramic view of both Lake Lugano and Lake Maggiore. The path that leads to the summit is also particularly evocative, immersed in the coniferous forest in a south-west direction below the summit.

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The path passes from the beech forest to the jagged ridges of the Denti della Vecchia, a series of peaks in the Lugano Prealps of which Sasso Grande is the highest.

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A wonderful mountain with a 360 degree panoramic view of Lake Como and the surrounding peaks, it can be reached very easily by parking the car at the Alpe di Colonno refuge

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A wonderful mountain with a 360 degree panoramic view of Lake Como and the surrounding peaks, it can be reached very easily by parking the car at the Alpe di Colonno refuge

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In addition to the wonderful terrace and the excellent local cuisine, the e-bike can be recharged at the charging station. https://www.ticino.ch/en/commons/details/E-Bike-charging-point-Capanna-Pairolo-Lugano/148679.html

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The Sasso Grande in particular is a nice climb (can be climbed without equipment), but there are also some smaller rocks in the series

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Perfect lunch spot by the church.

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We did the Denti della Vecchia tour in March, a very dry spring. In forest areas there were usually a lot of beech leaves on the ground. On sloping paths there were sometimes a lot of beech leaves on the narrow mountain path. The mountain wind coming from the valley had deposited the beech leaves in heaps on the narrow path, as the beech leaves blowing up above the path were no longer strongly exposed to the wind. You then walk very softly, like on thick foam mats. At the same time, it is very easy to slip on inclines or declines because the layers of beech leaves slide on top of each other. In places where the rocky path was hollowed out by water erosion and filled with beech leaves, you never knew whether you would step on a large stone or in a hole between the stones. We walked very carefully in such places and were happy about our hiking poles. So walk carefully if you come across such paths. We also talked to the friendly mountain innkeeper at Alpe Bolla about the many book pages. He told us that the many leaves on the mountain road to Alpe Bolla sometimes caused problems for him too. His small four-wheel-drive jeep-like vehicle could pile up the beech leaves in front of him in such a way that the vehicle would drive under the beech leaf tower and he would no longer be able to see anything. Who would have thought.

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The Capanna Pairolo has a splendid terrace where you can taste the excellent local cuisine while enjoying the view of Monte Rosa and the peaks of the Valais Alps.

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Saint Amaa and his seven brothers A legend has it that many years ago, seven very religious brothers decided to retreat to an isolated home far from community life to dedicate their existence to the spiritual rite. San Sifiro retreated to the summit of Mount Legnoncino, San Defendente chose Mount Cavedine between Perledo and Esino, San Primo went to the summit of the mountain of the same name above Bellagio, Sant'Amaa favored the "saddle" between Grona and Bregagno, San Lucio he preferred the ridge between Val Cavargna and Val Colla, San Jorio took refuge at the pass of the same name on the border with Switzerland, Sant'Eufemia, the only sister, preferred and opted for the Sasso di Musso.

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Saint Amaa and his seven brothers A legend has it that many years ago, seven very religious brothers decided to retreat to an isolated home far from community life to dedicate their existence to the spiritual rite. San Sifiro retreated to the summit of Mount Legnoncino, San Defendente chose Mount Cavedine between Perledo and Esino, San Primo went to the summit of the mountain of the same name above Bellagio, Sant'Amaa favored the "saddle" between Grona and Bregagno, San Lucio he preferred the ridge between Val Cavargna and Val Colla, San Jorio took refuge at the pass of the same name on the border with Switzerland, Sant'Eufemia, the only sister, preferred and opted for the Sasso di Musso.

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Sant'Amate is a small mountain oratory located at a height of 1623 m above sea level. It is positioned on the ridge known as the "Bregagno ridge"

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S.Amete church in a suggestive position overlooking the two branches of the lake

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The Capanna Pairolo is a simple hut that still has the charm of the "mountaineering era". Dinner wasn't a revelation, but it was okay. Breakfast very clear. The shower is currently closed due to a lack of water (as of October 2022).

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Tensioned wire, crawled under wire to continue, but it doesn't seem to be the intention anymore. No detour indicated. Just continued on the road, but encountered many loose boulders and even straw on the path. So a bit dangerous. So watch out!

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Church of Sant'Amate https://youtu.be/ID_41YlZh4Y

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