20의 아르모가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Church dedicated to the fallen. Two trails start next to it: a pedestrian one that climbs Mount Guardiabella, and a cycling one that descends along a very rough dirt road for 11 kilometers to Lavina. Great fun on a mountain bike, if you're fully equipped.

Beautiful peak over 2000m from which you can enjoy an enviable panorama that ranges from Corsica to the Alpine peaks of 4000. In late winter/early spring its North East face offers the opportunity for a fun and non-trivial mountaineering climb on snow.

Lake above Alto, the pub seems to be open on Sundays. Access road paved.

It's still fun to go down to the waterfall. There are lots of big rocks to climb. Slippery here and there.

Mount Antoroto is 2,144 m high and is located in the Ligurian Alps. When I went up I was completely in the clouds but on clear days I can imagine a spectacular 360° view as there are no higher mountains nearby to obstruct the view.

The sanctuary is so named because it is situated on the shore of a small lake and is nestled in a magnificent natural setting. The original structure dates from the 16th century and was dedicated to Our Lady of the Visitation. The old church was rebuilt several times, in particular it was enlarged in 1842. Today it houses an inn (telephone 338 839 5737 for opening hours). On the first Sunday of July, the feast of the Madonna del Lago is celebrated with the associated and traditional procession. The place is equipped with a picnic area. In addition, from here start the paths to Alta Via dei Monti Liguri, Armetta, Dubasso and Galero mountains. Nearby there are numerous rocks, very popular with free climbers. The place is also frequented by paragliders, who have suitable take-off and landing sites nearby. The legend: It is said that the lake was miraculously and suddenly formed. It is said that a farmer with his oxen preferred to continue working on Sundays even though he disregarded Sunday mass and was punished for it. A mass of water coming down from the sky flooded him and swept him along with the oxen. Precisely because of the miraculous formation of the lake, it was decided to build a sanctuary on this site.

The dirt road for Lavina goes downhill and uphill with a gravel monster cross. Uphill requires good training because it is still very bumpy. The chapel of S. Bernardo is beautiful at 3/4 of the climb. Little visited but worth a stop. It remains above the dirt road and is indicated by a sign.

On the left of the church begins a dirt road that leads to Lavina. In these dark times, the plaques on the square commemorating the heroes of the Resistance make us reflect on the roots of our Democracy