SFT - Andolla - Antrona

10.06 km long
Difficulty: medium
Condition: medium
Great panorama
Hike
  • 3:30 h
  • 10.06 km
  • 62 m
  • 1,205 m
  • 903 m
  • 2,048 m
  • 1,145 m
  • Start: Andolla
  • Destination: Antrona
Discover the eastern Valais Alps over 122 kilometers in 9 stages.

9th stage: between ibex, deer and roe deer At the Andolla refuge you can often see ibex in the evening hours. To descend to Cheggio you can either use the normal road or one that leads to Alpe Camasco (restored in 2013), where you enter the deer area, the Antrona Valley Park. In Campalamano there is a Tibetan bridge and, if you continue the hike, you will come across the chapel of Piana Ronchelli. We then continue along the characteristic Cavallisee. Cheggio is a small settlement built around a small oratory dedicated to St. Bernard. Later you descend over the alpine pastures from Campo to Antrona.

Good to know

Pavements

Gravel
Trail
Path

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Directions

Rifugio Andolla - Alpe Gabbio - Alpe Campo - Alpe Pianzei - Antrona

Equipment

Equipment adapted to the weather is essential. Good, sturdy mountain boots are strongly recommended for all hikes.

Directions & Parking facilities

You can take the train from Brig to Domodossola. In Domodossola take the bus to Antreno Schieranco.

From Antreno Schieranco you hike for about 1h 30min to Rifugio Andolla, where the hike starts. Or you can drive to the reservoir in a private car and start the hike from there.

Parking spaces are available at the reservoir and in the cities.
You can take the train from Brig to Domodossola. In Domodossola take the bus to Antreno Schieranco.From Antreno Schieranco you hike for about 1h 30min to Rifugio Andolla, where the hike starts.

Additional information

Weitere Wanderinformationen finden Sie auf: www.simplon.ch

Safety guidelines

The hike is at your own risk. Insurance is the hiker's responsibility.

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Location and Contact

SFT - Andolla - Antrona
28841 Antrona Schieranco