Piemonte mountains

"From San Bernardo d'Armo (a saddle with a small church) I reached at first the "Bocchino di Semola" and from there Bric Castagnino. Then I arrived to Monte Ariolo summit and, coming down towards San Bernardo, with a long diversion, I also reached Rocca Ferraira, with some easy scramble. From San Bernardo my last reach was Poggio Richermo; close to its summit stands an impressive cylindrical fort of the late XIX century." — filippoceragioli • Nov 14, 2024

"We had spent the night at the Elena Refuge at an altitude of about two thousand meters and the day dawned sunny but cold. The stage climbed to the Col Ferret and entered the lands of Switzerland passing through the refuge of Le Poule where we had a coffee and later we would finish near La Fouly in Champex-Lac where we would sleep in the Relais d'Arpette." — franciscobirruezo • Sep 10, 2024

"Long ring from Cesara, with a diversion up to the Monte Mazzone. From the mountain itself there's not a great view due to the trees, but during the itinerary you cross several interesting viewpoints." — filippoceragioli • Aug 19, 2024

"Hike from Civiasco, mostly by waymarked footpaths or forestry roads. The way connecting the Colla di Ballano with Civiasco was almost erased in some points by ferns and bushes. Monte Quarone summit is somehow disturbed by some transission masts but offers an interesting panorama on the Monte Rosa and other Valsesia Mountains." — filippoceragioli • Jul 22, 2024

"Early morning hike from Guardella (Borgosesia), mainly by a waymarked footpath. I went up by the E ridge and came down by the westone following in this case an unmarked footpath. No panorama from the summit because of the trees." — filippoceragioli • Jul 20, 2024