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Pleasant. Be very careful when cutting through the woods or taking the short route. The gentlest route, starting from Rasa keeping to the right, is suitable for practically everyone.

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The top offers a breathtaking view!

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A 1032m mountain well known among hikers and MTBikers. It can be reached via a loose dirt road which requires a good bike such as a gravel or a touring/trekking bike well equipped with excellent dirt tyres, otherwise it is better to avoid it. On its side there is a former porphyry quarry, the woods and the view certainly repay the challenge of the climb.

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Campo dei Fiori is a mountain group with the maximum altitude located at Punta di Mezzo at 1,227 meters above sea level, which dominates the plain and the Varese valleys. Punta di Mezzo offers a splendid view all around.

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This birch is the flag of Chiusarella. Located just below the summit, it is highly visible, because it is isolated, from a good part of the provincial road of Rasa.

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Beautiful alpine panoramas that you absolutely must see while riding your bike

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Highest point of today's tour. From here it is better to go back and not go down directly to Megelcio unless you have an excellent technique

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From the top you can admire a vast panorama of Valganna, with the Ganna and Ghirla lakes, of Monte Campo dei Fiori, of the Varesotto lakes, of Monte Martica, of Valceresio, with Lake Lugano or Ceresio, of Monte Minisfreddo, of Monte Orsa, on Monte San Giorgio and in the background Monte Generoso, Monte Rosa, the Lepontine Alps and the Rhaetian Alps.

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The Poncione cross Built in 1914, at the behest of Don Enrico Borghi, it remains next to the Grotto of Lourdes facing the abbey of Ganna until it is transported by about fifteen volunteers to the summit of Mount Poncione and inaugurated on April 4, 1954. On 1 January 2014, on the occasion of its centenary, at the behest of the ON association, it was illuminated with an alternative energy project. Its light has protected all who look upon it ever since, giving hope and energy to the entire community. In 2022 the volunteers intervened with a new lighting project and replacement of the external screens

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From the classic ascent to the Martica, there are 2 possibilities to reach the summit. Either from the trail, continuing the ascent to the last hairpin bend, or at the crossroads with the low mine trail. Always pushing or portage. Personally I prefer the second, steeper but shorter.

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Going up from Bregazzana, on the top of Monte Martica, 2 paths start: Miniere towards the south-east and #316 towards the north-west

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The height at 915 meters above sea level is able to offer a breathtaking 360° panorama of the lakes and the Alpine and pre-Alpine belt that surrounds us. Chiusarella, with its characteristic "summit meadow" on clear days allows you to admire everything that surrounds it from above. Starting from the Campo dei Fiori massif, the pre-Alpine lakes, Mount Martica. The summit cross protected by an imposing stone bastion is characteristic

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The height at 915 meters above sea level is able to offer a breathtaking 360° panorama of the lakes and the Alpine and pre-Alpine belt that surrounds us. Chiusarella, with its characteristic "summit meadow" on clear days allows you to admire everything that surrounds it from above. Starting from the Campo dei Fiori massif, the pre-Alpine lakes, Mount Martica. The summit cross protected by an imposing stone bastion is characteristic

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On the eastern and western peaks of Monte Martica there are the remains of a square equipped with a gun emplacement, part of the defensive system dating back to the 1st World War known as the "Cadorna line"

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The meadows on calcareous soil, the so-called "Prati Magri", which cover the slope from the top of Monte Chiusarella to Pian Waldés and extend both towards the Pissavacca Valley to the east and towards the town of Rasa to the west, constitute a habitat of great naturalistic interest

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The small church on the summit of the mountain "Monte San Martino, with its summit overlooking the valleys below, has always been a place of worship: once a tribe gathering, then a pilgrimage destination and today for hiking. It is said that the populations of Celtic origin have raised a sacred place on the summit dedicated to Taranis, god of thunder. Towards the end of 200 AD the Roman Publio Novellius Crescente, probably in honor of Jupiter, had a temple or altar built, as attested by a plaque still visible today inside the Church. Around 500 AD, when the Christian religion began to consolidate even in the villages, most likely our people hastened to transform this temple from pagan to Christian, dedicating it to St. Martin of Tours, whose fame of holiness has also spread to us. "

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Nice view of Varese and its lake

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Punta di Mezzo (1,227 m a.s.l.) is a fabulous panoramic point behind the Schiaparelli Astronomical Observatory.

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A truly incredible panorama

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Monte Martica 1024 meters.

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