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Very nice place, since I passed by there very early the refuge was closed but 50m away there is an ultra-panoramic clearing

Last refuge immediately after the Gordona rock, at the end of a challenging climb. From here you can descend towards Italy with a fairly challenging descent or turn to Valle di Muggio in Switzerland. Except for an initial section, it can even be done with a gravel. Be careful, the water is not drinkable. Excellent beers and cakes.

Excellent, refreshment point, I am on the border with Switzerland. If you continue, you go down to Valle di Muggio. Be careful that the water is not drinkable. Excellent cakes and beers. 

very nice and well managed refuge

Capanna Mara is a refuge located on the slopes of Mount Bollettone, one of the most famous peaks of the Larian Triangle, in the province of Como. It is located at about 1,300 meters above sea level and is an ideal destination for hikers who want to explore the area, enjoying breathtaking views of Lake Como and the surrounding mountains. Capanna Mara can be reached via various paths that start from Pian del Tivano, Asso and Caglio, and is a perfect place to stop during excursions to the summit of Bollettone. The path to the refuge is of medium difficulty and winds through woods, clearings and panoramic stretches that offer beautiful views of the valley and the lake. Once you arrive, the refuge offers a warm and hospitable welcome, with typical local dishes, such as polenta and cheeses, ideal for restoring after a day of trekking. Furthermore, the position of Capanna Mara makes it an excellent starting point for longer hikes, leading to Monte Bollettone or Monte Palanzone, both panoramic peaks that offer spectacular views. Capanna Mara is open mainly during the summer season, but it is also a reference point for hikers who want to enjoy the natural beauty of the Larian Triangle.

Refreshment point to regain your energy after tackling the legendary wall.

A refuge that offers a wonderful view of Lake Como and the surrounding mountains.