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Summit.... Breathtaking view

Main entrance to the Oasi Zegna, from which many paths start, including the "Bosco del Sorriso" path and others

The Stavello Labyrinth is one of the attractions of the Oasi Zegna, located in Bocchetta di Stavello in the municipality of Valdilana (BI). Built in 2021 on an area previously occupied by bowling greens, the labyrinth is a large stone spiral with a diameter of 29 meters, inspired by the Cretan model with 11 spirals. The path, over 480 meters long, was built using local stones of various shapes and sizes. Designed as a meditative path, the labyrinth invites visitors to an experience of introspection and awareness. Its unicursal path, which recalls the shape of a brain, symbolizes the inner journey of the human being. Walking through the labyrinth slowly and in silence allows you to reflect on yourself, promoting a deep connection with the surrounding nature and with your own interiority. It is an experience accessible to everyone, without technical difficulties, ideal for those looking for a moment of pause and reflection immersed in the greenery of the Oasi Zegna.

A stone labyrinth

interesting and panoramic hiking itinerary in the Oasi Zegna

More than the destination of an outing, this point is a passage, whose curiosity requires a photographic stop, to then continue to Bunom, Cima delle Guardie, Cravile... always on the crest with an easy path. In April-May, as soon as the snow retreats, crocuses grow in front of the prea furà.

Of this mountain, after well over a hundred climbs, I know all the sides, it's a shame that some of the slopes inside the Val Sessera, e.g. the one for Rattarun and then Alpe Boscoso then climbing to Navagli and Alpe Campo and Cima ... are, for some stretches in the lower valley, a bit swallowed up by vegetation. The normal route from Ciota to the refuge is very popular, but for example the descent via Spelonca-Cascinetta still offers a nice ring that is more "wild" and very little frequented.

from the Cervo Valley from here you enter the Sessera Valley