스파로네 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

To reach this point on a snowy path, it is best to have snowshoes or, if the snow is compact, crampons (I went up with crampons).

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A pass that is located at the intersection of several paths. You can climb to the top of the Mares peak, or reach the chapel-refuge of San Bernardo di Mares, you can descend towards Alpette or reach the Rocche di San Martino

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Last mountain pasture that you come across along the path that leads to Punta d'Arbella. Located at about 1744 meters above sea level

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Alpe del Paul is a mountain pasture located at about 1650 meters above sea level near Pont Canavese, in north-western Piedmont. This mountain pasture is a significant stop along the hiking route that leads to Punta Arbella (1,879 m), offering suggestive views of the surrounding valleys.

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Alpe Nivoiaj, located at about 1,380 meters above sea level, is a historic mountain pasture near the hamlet of Campidaglio, in the municipality of Pont Canavese. Starting from Campidaglio, it is located shortly after Alpe di Pian Russa. The map shows the presence of a water source, but in March it was not operational. Perhaps it is in the warmer months. The part of the trail that continues from here to the intersection with the trail coming from Frachiamo is exposed to the North West, so it is reasonable to expect residual snow if it is winter or early spring. This mountain pasture represents a significant stop along the hiking trail that leads to Punta Arbella (1,879 m), a panoramic peak that offers spectacular views of the surrounding valleys.

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Alpe di Pian Russa is a mountain pasture located at about 1,332 meters above sea level near the hamlet of Campidaglio, in the municipality of Pont Canavese. This mountain pasture represents a significant stop along the hiking trail that leads to Punta Arbella (1,879 m), a panoramic peak that offers spectacular views of the Soana and Orco valleys, as well as the main peaks of Piedmont and Aosta Valley. If you follow this trail in the winter or early spring season, you will most likely still encounter a good amount of snow in the section after Alpe Nivolaj up to the intersection with the trail that comes from Frachiamo.

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Very panoramic, 360 degree view

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Very beautiful panorama at the top, satisfying view, but the climb to get there.... very tough, average gradient above 10%, peaks above 15%, on a path rather damaged by the rains of recent months. Grooves, exposed rocks and sand... having my foot on the ground in many sections was inevitable for me, and starting up on those slopes isn't always easy. I climbed with a gravel bike but it's not a problem with the vehicle, tires or gears... if you like hiking with a bike or cycle mountaineering then it's ok. Otherwise 2 hours on foot and you'll get there anyway

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