From the Pino-Tronzano train station you reach the center of the village thanks to the stone stairways and then take the path SI-3V, sometimes crossing the road leading to Bassano.

The ancient all-stone path climbs steeply into the woods and leads to the famous Delio lake, just before reaching it but, immediately after a small group of stone houses on the left, you leave the path that leads to the lake and go up to the right following a path marked by a sign indicating a Belvedere.

A short yet captivating hike where history and nature come together overlooking the lake.

The remains of the ancient Valtravaglia fortress can be found in the charming village of Caldè, a small lakeside hamlet overlooking Lago Maggiore.

The route linking Laveno to Vararo is a walk deeply rooted in the traditions of the Laveno branch of the Italian Alpine Club (CAI). It is known by the curious name “Ammazzapanettone”, a humorous expression referring to the tradition of “working off” the rich Christmas panettone — a typical Italian holiday cake — through a post-holiday group hike.