스피아나‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪9‬개의 산 정상

last stretch challenging but worth it

Alpe Musella is a charming mountain pasture nestled in the pastures, with mountain huts and the Musella and Cesare Mitta refuges. At the huts, there's also a fountain with a stone table, an ideal place for a break. From here, you can choose to ascend towards Carate or descend directly to the parking lot, completing the loop of the hike. Alternatively, you can take the trail that follows the Scerscen stream, passing moraines, bridges, and scree slopes.

From Colma di Zana, which overlooks Lago di Colina between Monte Caldenno and Sasso Bianco, you can enjoy a fantastic view of the Disgrazia massif in the foreground in a north-westerly direction, and in the distance in a north-easterly direction on the peaks that tower over Valmalenco, including the Bernina massif. Personally, I reached the colma with the path that starts from Lago di Colina; with an average gradient of over 30%, the segment is difficult to pedal and in all likelihood you will have to tackle some sections with the bike pushed or on your shoulder. Recommended from May onwards, once a good part of the snow has melted.

well marked trail with very frequent red and white signs, with a sensitive but never prohibitive slope. access to the summit is via some slightly exposed chains. During the climb you can encounter two small lakes, the first of which is located on a small plateau with a beautiful view of the entire Campagnada plain and Pizzo Scalino.

In winter, crampons, ice ax and rope safety are required

Mount Motta is the most accessible peak for all levels of cyclists. The view from the Motta peak will leave you speechless with amazement at the beautiful view of the Valmalenco valley

Alpe Musella is located at 2021 meters above sea level, on a rocky outcrop between larch and fir trees, in the locality of the same name in Valmalenco. It is easily accessible by everyone and is also a popular excursion destination for families. Here there are two refuges where it is possible to stay overnight and eat.

A high alp with several alpine houses and two rifugios: Rifugio Musella and Rifugio Mitta. I stayed at the Rifugio Musella, which was very simple and a little old. The food was very good, the hosts very warm. Dogs are very welcome there and there are hot showers.