Monte Spalavera via Historic WWI Military Road (Route R34)

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Monte Spalavera via Historic WWI Military Road (Route R34)

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Monte Spalavera via Historic WWI Military Road (Route R34)

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5.53km

310m

Hiking

Historic WWI military road through Piedmont peaks with trenches and Monte Rosa views.

Last updated: September 17, 2025

Tips

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Waypoints

Start point

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38 m

Alpe Colle Monument

Highlight • Monument

Beautiful climb with wonderful views, the asphalt is in good condition.

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628 m

Hiking Trail With Lake View in Parco Nazionale della Val Grande

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2.48 km

Mount Spalavera

Highlight • Summit

Monte Spalavera with its 1534 m above sea level is able to give us breathtaking views of Lake Maggiore and, on the clearest days, of the Rosa massif.

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5.53 km

End point

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

2.46 km

2.26 km

773 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

3.88 km

1.61 km

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Tuesday 6 October

16°C

14°C

97 %

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Comments

April 19, 2023,Anello Colle m.Spalavera cima l'Alpe

Splendid sunny day, starting from Colle a comfortable mule track takes us to the top of the Spalavera where you can admire numerous trenches of the Cadorna line still well preserved as well as a magnificent 360 ° panorama, crossing a beautiful beech forest you can reach the top of the Alpe where there are other trenches and a small …

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February 19, 2024,AG: Il Colle - Cima Alpe - Monte Spalavera - Il Colle

From the Il Colle locality (1,232m) through a beech forest halfway up the slope you reach the military barracks (fortification from the First World War) in the Cima l'Alpe locality (1,348m). From here, following a short, very little visible path, you descend, cutting across the trench and reaching a wide military track that takes you back to a large space …

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