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- BarbaraDecember 20, 2025
We leave the car at Ca del Reli and return to the paved road to the right: the trail begins a little further on the left.
The first climb towards Mount Cavacchia is short but challenging.
There are no signs, but the trail is easily recognizable.
Only on the stretches towards Mount Magrera do red and white
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- BarbaraDecember 6, 2025
A well-marked trail that intersects with a section of the Via della Sale.
Departure from Bosnenso, at the cemetery parking lot.
Leave the cemetery on the left and then take the path on the right.
The climb is challenging due to the steepness and the unstable rocky terrain, but it's not very long.
You reach
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- BarbaraNovember 1, 2025
Departure from Pavia (convenient parking).
The first stop is at the Bosco Negri oasis, but unfortunately it's closed. I continue along the river anyway, avoiding the provincial road, even though crossing it is a bit adventurous.
The first part of the route is on asphalt through the villages: not very beautiful
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- BarbaraOctober 19, 2025
Park behind the small church of Fortunago (if there's no space, there's a parking lot a little further on, near the theater) and head toward the cemetery.
The route is entirely on asphalt.
The first stop is Costa Cavalieri and then Costa Galeazzi: you overlook the Coppa Valley, the Ardivestra Valley, and
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- BarbaraOctober 5, 2025
Today we're in the most beautiful valley in the world—Hemingway.
We park easily in Marsaglia, near the bridge that marks the start of our route. The first stretch is on asphalt, up to the campsite on the right, where we follow the path through the woods to Brugnello: it has short stretches with challenging
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- BarbaraSeptember 7, 2025
Mount Lesima Loop
Starting from Piani del Lesima.
To enjoy the best views, take the path to the right.
The trail begins on a rocky slope, partially shaded from the sun, with small steep sections. Upon reaching the first rise on Mount Colla, the view opens up to a 360° panorama.
A short stretch through the
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- BarbaraAugust 16, 2025
An undemanding loop tour, but one that's suitable for introducing two novices to the area's beauty.
Departure from Capanne di Cosola, heading for Monte Chiappo.
Descent to Monte Prenardo and then towards Bocca di Crenna.
Return to Capanne di Cosola via a coastal path and woodland.
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- BarbaraAugust 9, 2025
Starting from the Capannina di Caldirola with a significant elevation gain: we follow the chairlift route to reach the ridge.
Once at the top, the trail winds to the left that touches the four peaks.
The climb to Panà is short, but challenging! The raspberry picking softens the effort.
The view is always
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- BarbaraJune 1, 2025
Circular tour in the Antola forest and in the fields of daffodils.
Starting from Casa del Romano with a descent, then climbing along the ridge to the plains and Mount della Cavalla.
Descent to the village with a water source.
Then climbing from the church in the forest to Casa del Romano.
In this last stretch
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Starting from Motta Visconti and arriving in Gaggiano.
The start and finish are on the asphalt towpath, first along the Ticino di Bereguardo and then along the Naviglio Grande.
A short stretch through the fields to avoid reaching Abbiategrasso (a few kilometers less), which I had to reconsider due to a
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