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Chapel, refuge and on the left, the white dot, is the summit cross.

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View from the summit cross of Bec d'Ovaga, you are in front of the Rosa.

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The German-language television series "Treasures of the World - Heritage of Humanity" – which I highly recommend – is dedicated to short film segments on UNESCO World Heritage sites from all continents and eras. This includes the "Sacri Monti" in northern Italy (there are eight of these "Sacred Mountains" in Piedmont, and a ninth in Lombardy), which are presented to culture-loving viewers in a 15-minute segment. This can be accessed in the ARD Media Library at the following link =>> https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/schaetze-der-welt/heilige-berge-in-piemont-italien-folge-396/3sat/Y3JpZDovL3N3ci5kZS84ODgxMzc2

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Not just one cross greets the (mountain) hiker up here, but a group of three crosses – as the name "Monte TRE CROCI" suggests – we find on this mountain. A wayside cross or summit cross commemorates Jesus Christ, and always the one in the center. The two slightly smaller crosses standing to the sides were not erected here without reason: According to biblical tradition, Jesus Christ was not condemned to death by crucifixion and executed alone, but together with two criminals (see, for example, the Evangelist Luke 22:33): + "They came to the place called the Place of the Skull, and there they crucified him and the criminals, one on his right and the other on his left." +

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Trail through the forest past abandoned houses

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My favorite route for both "training" climbs (when I was young) and, more frequently, to enjoy a climb all through the woods, therefore bearable even in July-August, with the arrival at the refuge that instead opens up to the eyes an unexpected panorama over a good stretch of the lower Valsesia. The climb to the summit, behind the refuge, then reveals, on clear days, M. Rosa and many other peaks. I tried two excursions, starting from the refuge. The first, continue to sella Vazzosa (short exposed sections, be very careful!) and then to Massale, then always on a trail on the crest to Castello del Gavala, there be very careful for short exposed sections and to find the right passage to descend from the summit to the path just below that will lead to Luotto and finally to Tovo or even just to sella Rosetta, and then go to the Gilodi-Ca'Mea refuge. Many km and altitude difference (1700 m approx.), to be organized in company and with two cars, one in Casavei and the other in Ca' Mea, with a lot of necessary training. An easier tour of approx. 1050 m of altitude difference, but which requires a good sense of direction, maps and GPS, is to go down the southern ridge in front of the Spanna refuge, always continue without going down the sides, paying attention to some rare paint on the trunks, until you come across a dirt road at an altitude of 1250, at the hairpin bend, not far from Alpe Passarina. From there the dirt road leads to Sella di Parone and finally to Casavei, altitude difference reduced to approx. 850 m. But at that storm the adventure becomes beautiful by leaving the dirt road and taking a path, always vs. south and remaining on the crest (wooded), which leads below partly maintained and partly ruined mountain pastures, first to Arcacce, from which you leave the crest to turn left and then find Tereggia, Pometto, Uccello alps, descending to the dirt road of Pra Personale that leads to Locarno, from there go back up to Casavei, and it is this climb to Casavei/Narpone that brings the difference in altitude to about 1050-1060 m Almost absolutely to be done with those who have already done this descent as it is easy to get lost. I did it and discovered it a first time with a few mistakes and retraced my steps to then find the right passages, all easy and always on wooded slopes, since then I have memorized it and once every year or two it gives me great satisfaction to do this ring again. Get a Geo4Map map n.2

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The sacred mountain presents itself as a fascinating garden-park and a majestic rural Via Crucis, which winds along the slope of a hill. At the same time, it resembles a fortified city, with mighty walls, a monumental entrance gate and two squares that evoke ancient Jerusalem. However, people do not live here, but paintings and statues. On this rocky spur above Varallo, at the end of the 15th century, the Franciscan friar Bernardino Caimi designed a small holy land: a series of rural buildings that reproduce the most significant places in the life of Christ, animated by sculpted and painted scenes, created starting in 1486.

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I don't count the times... everything is easy, pay attention from the refuge to the summit, a few meters here and there of steep rock, no stumbling or getting distracted, very dangerous. Done well, however, it is for everyone. I have done the return trip several times along the southern ridge, right in front of the refuge, rare signs for almost 400 meters of altitude difference, stay on the ridge on the back of the ridge until you exit at 1250 meters of altitude on the road that ends on the right at Alpe Passarina and on the left goes down to Selle di Parone and further on to Casavei. Instead of going down the road, I have taken the path several times (on the hairpin bend where it comes out) that, here too, staying on the back of the ridge, turning left when it ends, and paying attention to the few signs on the plants, goes down to the ancient Arcacce Alps, then Pometto (ruins), Uccello (ruins), Pra, where the dirt road begins and some renovated farmhouses, then Parone etc.

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A beautiful peak reachable from Varallo which allows you to explore the lower Valsesia.

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Nice refuge at Bec d'Ovaga, check that it is open before your excursion if you need to stop and have refreshment. https://www.anavalsesiana.it/rifugio-la-res/

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From the peaks the panorama is exceptional: the view extends over the entire Valsesia and the eastern side of Monte Rosa, over Alphubel, Stralhorn, and even further away over Leone, Adamello, Lake Orta, Lake Maggiore and Lake of Varese.

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The story of the Bible is told in the chapels

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The connection between the city of Varallo and the Sacro Monte is guaranteed by the panoramic funicular, the steepest in Europe! The steepest funicular in Europe bridges 137 vertical meters in just 107 seconds and before you know it you are on the rocky outcrop that overlooks the city, namely the 'Sacro Monte di Varallo'. prices – Round trip € 5.00 – Single journey € 3.00 – Tour groups (minimum 20 people) € 4.00 Children up to 6 years old travel for free. Timetables From November 2 to March 31: from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays From April: 2nd 3rd April open from 9am to 7pm Open every day from Saturday 9am to 6pm on midweek days, from 9am to 7pm Saturday, Sunday and public holidays

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A get away service, with payment, of 3 € single or 5 € return, to reach a climax. This cable car takes you to heaven in a fraction of the time. You can also consider reaching the climax at a walking pace. Allow at least 30 minutes for a walk. With the cable lift you are on a higher level within 107 seconds. You have extra time to spend in the World Unesco heritage. Enjoy this trip.😜

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In this prime location, the entire story of Jesus Christ is "literally" portrayed in 45 stations. More than 800 figures in plaster make the episodes lifelike. If you want to follow the full course of Jesus' life, provide the necessary time (minimum 1 to 2 hours). Highly recommended to discover this World Unesco Heritage. Go, discover, experience and share your experience with your loved ones.

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In this prime location, the entire story of Jesus Christ is "literally" portrayed in 45 stations. More than 800 figures in plaster make the episodes lifelike. If you want to follow the full course of Jesus' life, provide the necessary time (minimum 1 to 2 hours). Highly recommended to discover this World Unesco Heritage. Go, discover, experience and share your experience with your loved ones.

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The "pedonale" (walking) way from Varallo is a series of low/with a bit of grass steps. Feasible going down.