City: MILAN Tour Promo Start/End Date: 2005-05-01 - 2008-10-01 Duration: 6 hours Price: Starting from USD $55.97 per person
Mount Rosa is the second highest mountain in Europe and a well known ski resort area. The small village of Macugnaga lies at the foot of Mount Rosa and was once famous for its gold mines. On this tour, you will have free time to explore the village and stroll in the meadows to see the wild flowers before returning to Lake Maggiore.This tour is seasonal and operates from mid-May to early-October only.
Detail Description:
A scenic drive up the rugged valley of the Anza. Through charming villages built in stone, past winding rivers, and waterfalls towards the village of Macugnaga, once famous for its gold mines. Macugnaga lies at the foot of the Mount Rosa range, the second highest in the alps at 15,200 feet (4.6 kilometers).Free time to explore the village and take the chair lift (optional) to admire the peaks and glaciers. A stroll in the meadows to see the wild flowers, then perhaps a "fil de fer" in the local cafe before returning down the valley and back to Lake Maggiore.
Tour Information:
• Tour Name: Half Day Tour to Macugnaga and Monte Rosa in the Swiss Alps
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Detail Description:
A scenic drive up the rugged valley of the Anza. Through charming villages built in stone, past winding rivers, and waterfalls towards the village of Macugnaga, once famous for its gold mines. Macugnaga lies at the foot of the Mount Rosa range, the second highest in the alps at 15,200 feet (4.6 kilometers).Free time to explore the village and take the chair lift (optional) to admire the peaks and glaciers. A stroll in the meadows to see the wild flowers, then perhaps a "fil de fer" in the local cafe before returning down the valley and back to Lake Maggiore.
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