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The SBB Ritom power station, built from 1917, offers a fascinating journey on one of the steepest funiculars in Switzerland. The Ritom funicular, which has also been open to tourists since 1921, impresses with a gradient of 87.8 percent. The current carriage for 50 passengers dates from 1985, while the earlier carriage is on display at the valley station in Piotta. The railway runs from May to October and offers spectacular views and historical insights. A must for technology and nature enthusiasts!

Cassin di Quinto is a town in the municipality of Quinto, in the Canton of Ticino. It is located in the Leventina Valley and is known for its maggenghi, or alpine pastures where cattle are raised. It can be reached from the road that starts from Deggio or Lurengo, for a pleasant walk immersed in nature.

Lurengo is a fraction of the municipality of Quinto. It is located at 1,324 meters above sea level, located along the Strada Alta, a hiking itinerary that runs along the left bank of the Leventina Valley. It is a small mountain village, surrounded by woods and meadows. The small church Oratorio Oratorio Immacolata Madonna della neve stands out in the panorama.

Lake Ravina is a small alpine lake located in the Leventina Valley, in the Canton of Ticino. It is located at 1888 meters above sea level, at the foot of Pizzo Sassello, and is part of a hiking itinerary that connects several lakes and huts in the area.

The Garzonera hut is an unattended alpine refuge located at 1,973 meters above sea level, in the municipality of Quinto. It is a former farmhouse, renovated in 1988 preserving the typical characteristics of mountain buildings. There is a dormitory and a wood stove and it is reachable in summer and winter with the possibility of several hikes and trail runs.

Giof is a Swiss town in the canton of Ticino in the Leventina Valley. Located at around 1400 meters above sea level, it is an excellent starting point for excursions on foot, by bicycle or on skis, towards Lake Ritom, the Garzonera refuge, and towards the peaks of the area, such as Pizzo Meda, the Sasso della Boggia and the Poncione of Tremorgiovicino.

The Piora Alp is one of the largest mountain pastures in Ticino, with an area of 3500 hectares. Different types of cheeses are produced here and direct sales are available. In the heart of Val Piora, it is surrounded by lush nature, with many lakes and waterways. It is the ideal place to stop during an excursion.

The Ritom funicular is a rack railway that connects Piotta, in the Leventina Valley, with Piora, near Lake Ritom. It is one of the steepest funiculars in the world, and is a tourist attraction and starting point for excursions in Val Piora.