Rundwanderung von Funivia Brusino-Serpiano auf Monte San Giorgio

Medium

6.3 km

2:45 h

500 mhd

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Round tour started in Funivia Brusino-Serpiano past from Grotto Alpe di Brusino to Monte San Giorgo and back.

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Highest Point 1091 m

Lowest Point 606 m

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Start

End of cable car Brusino-Serpiano

Coordinates

45.916002, 8.936356

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Description

Monte San Giorgio is known as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the world's most important site for marine fossils from the Middle Triassic. The Fossil Museum of Monte San Giorgio is in Meride. The mountain itself is 1091 m high and the ascent is possible from several sides (1), (2). One possibility is with the start in Funivia Brusino-Serpiano (650 m above sea level.M.). The path usually leads through the forest and is quite steep. The summit offers a beautiful panorama of Lake Lugano. Here is also a small chapel built in the Middle Ages.

Geheimtipp

Take enough drinking water with you.

Directions

00:00 Start at the mountain station of Funivia Brusino-Serpiano. From there, hike towards Alpe de Brusino

00:25 Grotto Alpe de Brusino. Here begins the steep ascent to the summit - signpost M.te San Giorgio

01:10 Signpost at the crossroads in the pass, turn left towards M.te San Giorgio

01:40 Summit is reached. Descent on the same path (pay attention - do not go to Meride) towards Serpiano until the junction in the pass, here now turn left towards Meride and Serpiano st.ne, Punto 902

02:45 Funivia Brusino-Serpiano mountain station

Directions

Public Transport

By boat to

Brusino Arsizio Funivia (lago)

Bus 532: Brusino Arsizio, Funivia

Anreise Information

Funivia Brusino-Serpiano

Parken

Ristorante Bistrot Funivia Serpiano

Wegpunkte

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Monte San Giorgio

Monte San Giorgio is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a true historical gem. In Meride you will find a museum on the history of fossils that are over 200 million years old.

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