Lusera Pass is located between Monte Crestas and the rugged Lusera peak, whose name recalls the ancient “losere” of the area — the quarries from which stone slabs were extracted for roofing, steps, and balconies. The route to reach it begins in the hamlet of Perinera and winds through a…
A little-known route, yet very interesting from both a scenic and skiing perspective. The ascent takes place in isolated, wild areas with breathtaking views of the peaks in the upper Val d’Ala. However, the route should not be underestimated: it requires safe snow conditions, solid slope assessment skills, and a…
This summit is an increasingly popular winter destination, attracting both snowshoers and ski tourers (provided there is enough snow). It lies on the left-hand side of the Richiaglio side valley, a branch of the Viù Valley, and forms part of the Civrari massif, a group of peaks that also includes…
A woodland itinerary on the slopes of Bric Castello di Corio leads to the discovery of the slate quarries where flat stone slabs were extracted for use on roofs, steps, and balconies. These are important sites in local history, particularly from the second half of the 19th century to the…