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Mottarone, Italy

cover photo by Beppeverge

Location added by 66tasca

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 9.0 (average on 5 votes)

Coordinates : 45.885829, 8.456404 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : The Mottarone (1491 m) also called the "Mountain of the Two Lakes" because of its location, it offers many photographic opportunities with beautiful views over the plains of Piedmont and Lombardy, Lake Maggiore, the lakes of Varese and Lake Orta. Since its summit you can enjoy a 360 ° view that goes from near Monte Rosa to the Maritime Alps, on clear days you can see in the distance the triangular peak of Monviso.

Recommended equipment : Wide-angle, standard zoom and macro treppiede.Obiettivo if you wish to visit the Botanical Garden Alpinia

Best months : Throughout the year, the summit there are ski resorts, so even in winter the road is always clean.

How to get there : The summit of Mottarone can be reached via two roads, one is the main road that climbs from 41 Armenian, while the other is a toll road (7 €), the Borromea, rising from Gignese.E 'can climb even with the cable car from Stresa and makes an intermediate stop at the Botanical Garden Alpinia Gignese with goatskin that is home to 1000 species of plants closely alpine origin.

Visits : Freely accessible

Notes :

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Sunrise: 06:19, Sunset: 20:28

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🌖 Waning Gibbous, Brightness: 95%

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