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Hike to Monte Falò and the "tre montagnette" of Mottarone

From Coiromonte to the panorama on the lakes

Mottarone/Vergante

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Length:
10.4 Km

Our time:
3h00' walking

Total climb:
350 mt

Min and max height:
775 mt - 1055 mt

Type of track:
ring track

Surface:
trail - dirt road

Panorama:
woods - lakes

Cell network coverage:
excellent

Traced in winter:
yes

Traced by bike:
no

The itinerary begins from the hamlet Coiromonte of Armeno, the northernmost town of the province of Novara.

The trail moves among woods, creeks and pastures until it reaches the “tre montagnette” (three little mounts), a popular name of Monte Falò, characterized, as a matter of fact, by three humps facing the valley of Agogna.

From these bald mounts the panorama towards Lake Maggiore, Lake Orta and the nearby peak of Mottarone can be seen. These places were honored during the centuries by many scholars, sportsmen and people loving nature and beauty in its widest sense. “That large painting where the beauties of nature almost summarize, shocking and glorifying the mind in a wonderful way!”: this is how Mottarone was defined by the painter Bossoli.

The trail passes through Alpe Mazzasca, Alpe Vallelunga, Alpe Torona and Alpe Fei, crossing many small creeks that pour into the lower river Agogna, which are: Rivo Decchia, Rivo Selvaronda, Rivo Mazzasca, Rivo Altino, Rivo Malora, Rivo Giretta-Porco, Rivo Piola and Rivo della Piova.

Traveled on: Feb 8th, 2020