Sentiero Italia to Codera and Avedè via Historic Mule Track
Sentiero Italia to Codera and Avedè via Historic Mule Track
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Sentiero Italia to Codera and Avedè via Historic Mule Track
04:25
9.30km
710m
Hiking
Embark on a moderate hike along the historic Sentiero Italia, a route that spans 5.8 miles (9.3 km) and climbs 2318 feet (707 metres) over approximately 4 hours and 25 minutes. This trail guides you through ancient stone staircases and a mule track, offering continuous views of Lake Mezzola as…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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818 m
Parking and starting point for Hiking path Val Codera
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946 m
Old Decauville Railway Novate Mezzola–Codera
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1.70 km
Stone Staircase in the Chestnut Forest
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1.92 km
View Point over Lake Mezzola
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4.34 km
La Locanda Hut
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4.64 km
Osteria Alpina Codera
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4.73 km
Codera
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6.55 km
Avedè
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9.30 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
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7.42 km
1.64 km
231 m
Surfaces
6.73 km
2.42 km
103 m
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Thursday 28 May
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Trail Reviews
The village of Codera stands at 825 m at the beginning of the valley and is the only place in Italy that is inhabited all year round without access.
Today's hike takes us to Val Codera in perfect hiking weather and with great views. We climb up to a mountain village (20 inhabitants) that is not connected to any road. Everything that is needed is grown by ourselves, brought on foot or delivered by helicopter. The descent should go via Tracciolino, an old railway line and through tunnels. Unfortunately, this path is closed due to rockfall, so we had to go back the same way, but that was completely fine.