ANGROGNA Winged People’s Trail

The itinerary starts on the paved road with a slight descent reaching the Coisson and Ricca hamlets. From here, you take a forest track that, through woods, meadows, and dry stone walls, leads to the Cacet hamlet (with a fountain). From Cacet, another forest track climbs to cross a wide dirt road (coming from Buonanotte) and reaches the Rivoira hamlet (Arvura 1030 m.).

The trail continues uphill among houses, and on the left at a spring, you rejoin the trail (wooden sign to Jumarre Refuge) that climbs among beeches and birches up to an old farmhouse with a large dry stone fountain.

Here you can choose between 2 ascent options to the Jumarre Refuge: a steeper one to see the Great Beech and a less steep one offering views of the valley and the chance to walk among old huts.

Option 1: taking the steeper trail (the one on the right) you will soon reach a clearing dominated by the “Great Beech”, a majestic centuries-old tree

surrounded by birches and rowans. Looking up, you can already see the Jumarre Refuge slightly above, and to reach it, just follow the white and red marked trail climbing steeply along the high voltage pylons until you meet a forest road that shortly leads to the paved road and the Jumarre Refuge.

Option 2: if you prefer a less steep route, take the left trail bordered by a beautiful dry stone wall to reach some stone and wood houses among birch groves and springs. Upon reaching the wooden sign “Monte Servin – Jumarre Refuge”, take the uphill trail and shortly arrive at the Jumarre Refuge.

From the Refuge courtyard, take the flat dirt road beside the yurt (the white tent). Upon arriving at the hairpin bend of the paved road, take the uphill trail that leads in about an hour to the summit of Monte Servin (1756 m).