The route, which is rather shady on the lower section, runs entirely along a forestry road, which is partly paved and partly gravel (follows Mountain Bike route no. 66, in reverse). This variant is ideal for those who want to avoid steep and uneven trails and it can also be walked with pushchairs suitable for dirt and gravel.
Departing from Alpe Foppa, you follow the directions for Piano di Mora and, after about an hour, you reach the intermediate station at 1,127m a.s.l. The well-stocked snack bar of the adventure park Monte Tamaro is the ideal place for a little break. You can then continue for about an hour and a half on a forestry road until Rivera.
Attention: the official signs indicate the most direct path, which deviates from the forestry road in several places. When in doubt, we recommend you consult the map (which can be printed from our website or obtained from our sales points and stations) and follow the signs for Mountain Bike route no. 66, in the opposite direction.
For those who prefer to take a more direct and challenging path, we recommend this one.
easy
Alpe Foppa - Rivera: 2 h 40'
difficult
Alpe Foppa – Alpe di Neggia
Alpe Foppa – Arosio
Tamaro summit
Tour of Monte Tamaro
Artistic Walk
Panoramic Walk
Alpe Duragno walk
Alpe Foppa – Piano di Mora – Rivera (direct route)
Alpe Foppa – Nágra – Rivera
Alpe Foppa – Nágra – Piano di Mora
Alpe Foppa – Duragno – Rivera
Alpe Foppa – Duragno – Piano di Mora
The Monte Tamaro - Monte Lema Hike
Mount Tamaro is one of the most appreciated spots of the region and supplies Alpine emotions at a stone’s throw from the city.
Panoramic hike, which takes you from Alpe Foppa to Alpe di Neggia, offering you two variations along the path, both surrounded by the nature.
Step by step to the top of Monte Tamaro and its unique panorama view over Ticino.
The Artistic Walk combines nature and culture and is of interest for the whole family.
The circular Alpe Duragno Walk, the longest of the three, offers you a panoramic and constantly suggestive view.
A very attractive and less frequented alternative route to reach Rivera along a path that winds largely through the forest.
An alternative and more characteristic route to reach the intermediate station of the cable car along a path that winds largely through the forest.
A highly varied route that is essentially divided into three distinct sections.
This pre-alpine crossing is one of the most renowned and astounding excursions in the Swiss Pre-Alps and is located in an area overlooking both Switzerland and Italy.