カンネロ・リビエラのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

お勧めしません。昨日ハイキングをしましたが、倒木が多く道を塞いでいたため、半分ほどのところで引き返さなければなりませんでした。急斜面のため迂回は当初可能でしたが非常に困難で、後には通行不可能になりました。Alpe Gallonaまでは問題ありませんでしたが、それ以降は引き返すのが良いでしょう。

Dancing Bridge by name and by nature. Very safe, however.

So there's no via ferrata to be seen anywhere, except for the 1-meter chain that serves as a handrail when it's wet...

I hiked the route from Cannobio today. Breakfast in St. Agatha, then the church of St. Luca, Alpe Marcalone, and then up to the summit. The rocky, stepped climb is rewarded with a magnificent view. It's deeply relaxing. It's recommended to use hiking poles for support, though, as there are many loose stones and large steps. It was almost 1,100 meters in elevation, and I'm 64.

It's most beautiful right underneath.

It's definitely worth stopping by. The ham and cheese platters are delicious, and then you can enjoy the magnificent view. We cycled up on our mountain bikes; with battery support, it's manageable, but without it, it's quite challenging. At the beginning of April 2025, the hut was open from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Nice panoramic point with access on two sides. Not easy to cycle due to the high erosion of the path that has created a single large canal

San Bartolomeo in Montibus stands alone halfway between Cinzago and Formine. If you are climbing from Cinzago towards Formine, you can take a break here: from this point on the path is all downhill. The church, with a Latin cross plan, houses precious 16th-century paintings. Due to its isolated position, surrounded by pastures and mountain pastures, it was a place of worship dedicated to the farmers and shepherds of the area. Every year, in August, the community of the nearby villages organizes the Feast of San Bartolomeo. Next to the church is a small cemetery.