Saturday, July 11, 2015

Alpe Cova

Italiano

Alpe Cova, Alpe Coa in Lecco dialect, is a locality and alp on Grignone at 1300 meters high, in the municipality of Pasturo in Valsassina.

Alpe Cova lies in a flat position where are located a number of mountain huts, most vintage, and a mountain lake, so small as to be a pond. From the alp, an oasis of peace and beauty, one can enjoy the wonderful view of the two Grigne, Grignetta and Grignone, or Southern Grigna and Northern Grigna, just in front of the Buco di Grigna (Hole of Grigna), which separates the two mountains.[^]
The resort is easily accessible from Road Pasturo - Alpe Cova and many paths that cross, and it's passage for numerous hikers, that leave from Pasturo or Colle di Balisio, to Pialeral and higher, up to Rifugio Luigi Brioschi atop Grignone, or cyclist.[^][^][^]

On the Internet

Alpe Cova is on many pages on the Internet,[^] is a Mountain page in Facebook[^],[^] has been tagged in Instagram[^] and there are photos on Flickr[^].

Mountain huts

Arriving at the alp by Road Pasturo - Alpe Cova, at a road sign of cows danger, the look falls on the part of the mountain facing Pasturo, the big lawn of Costa Reor, 1,336 meters high, which divides the slope of Pasturo from the Valley of Grassi Lunghi. Hay is harvested and there are small crops, mainly raspberries.[^] To the left, one is greeted by the first of the old Cascine Cova, left as it is, then another one, with a wooden gate, which precedes the first.[^] This on the opposite side, restored, is beautiful looking, with a balcony and a path leading down to the front door, in front there is a maple.[^] In a cobbled road that goes down a few meters[^][^] there is a hut, whose entry is in the opposite direction, and another, where a plate tells us where we are, Alpe Coa met 1300.[^] Looking at the top from a small lawn of the two huts, on a small hump, other period huts,[^] some have a plate, a cross, a carving in the wood or a fresco[^] that testify, in a discreet but clear way, the religious faith of the people of these places.

Shortly afterwards, at a half-carved road on the dirt road towards the Grigne, one can see an inner space closed at the bottom by a chain, at the entrance there is a bulletin board for hanging sheets.[^] Inside on a wooden door, what could be a tool store, a sign, Agriturismo Le Tre Casine Alpe Cova. To the right, there is a large wooden mountain hut[^] and another, smaller and masonry, Baita Bocieto[^]. The farmhouse probably has never been open, and, with the same name, one is in Primaluna.[^] About ten years there has been for a very short period the Agriturismo Aliber.[^] The wooden mountain hut faces the pond with a terrace, where it is a long wooden table.
A road on the left comes off going up the mountain side, and there are other huts or houses.[^]
To the right, higher and side of the pond, over a dry wall and three fir trees, a white house, bigger than the others, and other trees.[^]

The small lake or pond

At Alpe Cova, however, attention and amazement are all for the small lake overlooking the Grigne, no longer than fifty meters wide and ten, and one should say puddle or pond. In fact, it is a natural depression on impermeable soil that collects water, used by shepherds to water cattle,[^] and in Grigna there are so many cows and sheeps.[^] The pond is surrounded by medium sized stones that somehow delimit it. Looking in the pond there are twirls, which will become frogs, and dragonflies fly. Two faded signs of the Mountain Community, on opposite sides of the puddle, mounted on very little aesthetic orange stakes, say: It is absolutely forbidden to throw stones in the pond, probably addressed to children and parents.

In the background of the pond landscape stands a long stone bath,[^] probably another animal watering hole. From a stone mouth comes water,[^][^] that has engraved 1992, desire for thirsty hikers and cyclists,[^] a plate, Potable Water, reassures them.[^] Behind the fountain and a wooden fence, a beautiful examplary of ash,[^] in whose shadow are resting tired hikers from the ascent to Northern Grigna and families, others prefer the sun. Someone, that probably come from the plain or the city, are happy that it is not hot.[^] Here and there a few stones, arranged by man or which have finished their run who knows how long ago, and are part of the nice scenary.
A strip of lawn bounded by a wooden fence surrounds the pond,[^] where there are two benches[^] and two trees, and is another favorite place for those who stop at the alp; next to it, a wooden crucifix in a wooden structure that protects it with a vault.[^] Looking better, in the hollow of a big rock near the wooden mountain hut that gives on the puddle of water,[^] there is a small statue of Our Lady.[^]

In the alpine pond reflect Grigne,[^][^] trees, sky and clouds,[^] the mountain huts[^][^]. In the months that follow, that no one can stop or slow down, thousand colors and variations,[^] the opaque green of the summer,[^] leafless trees of late autumn, the frozen pond,[^][^] snow,[^] melting[^] and lively green of the spring, the flowers and the new leaves.

Two panels of Regional Park of the Northern Grigna

Close to a trace of trail and a few meters from the tub there are two educational panels of Regional Park of the Northern Grigna and Valsassina, Valvarrone, Val d'Esino and Riviera Mountain Community.[^]

One is Geological and paleontological path of Pialeral.[^] It is a ring route equipped with educational boards, illustrating the geology of the Grigne through a path of 14 stations, a history began over 200 million years ago. The full path provides a vertical drop of three hundred meters. In the panel there is also Regione Lombardia logo.
The other one is Alpe Cova, the first of these 14 stations.[^] At the bottom is written: Interreo Program III A Italia - Svizzera. "A path 350 million years long. The geosites of Insubria: new opportunities for tourism".

Roads, routes and trails

Alpe Cova is a crossing of roads, routes and trails:

  • Agro-forestry-pastoral Road Pasturo - Alpe Cova,[^] which can only be traveled by authorized vehicles
  • Private Road Alpe Cova - Pialeral,[^] closed by a bar two hundred meters over the Alp
  • a dirt road that goes to Baita Amalia
  • Sentiero Pasturo - Pialeral, which passes through Cornisella and Acquafredda, and arrive in about an hour and a half at the Alp on easy trail, joining to Road Pasturo - Alpe Cova. The trail continues for Pialeral, and by Sentiero Pialeral - Vetta arrives at Rifugio Brioschi, with two possible paths, summer trail and winter trail
  • Sentiero Colle Balisio - Pialeral, which goes through Valle dei Grassi Lunghi. It is a much frequented trail, the quickest path to Pialeral and therefore preferred to Sentiero Pasturo - Pialeral as the first stretch from who goes to Rifugio Brioschi
  • Sentiero Traversata Bassa Piani dei Resinelli - Torrente Pioverna - Pialeral. Traversata Bassa at Pialeral continues to the church of San Calimero
  • Route Pedaling in Park 1, that comes from Traversata Bassa and arrives at Pialeral

Trails that pass by Alpe Cova are marked with signs and trail tables.

Signs and trail tables

The cemented road Alpe Cova - Pialeral is the common route to the above mentioned three trails to Pialeral. They cross, just above the pond fountain, on a metal pole there are the directions. Next to it, it is one of the many new panels Between Geology and Landscape installed on Grigna by Comunità Montana Valsassina, Valvarrone, Val d'Esino e Riviera, Parco regionale della Grigna Settentrionale, Sistema Parchi Lombardia e Natura 2000, this one faces karstism.[^] In my opinion, these large vertical wooden boards have an excessive visual impact, and the position of this table ruins the magnificent landscape.
Returning to directions:

  • a large wooden sign arrow-shaped, well carved, tip for the uphill road: Rifugio "Antonietta" Pialeral 10 minutes
  • a wooden arrow to uphill: Rifugio Brioschi m. 2410 h. 2.30; a strip of metal with lock hides Open or Closed, leaving the other option visible
  • a yellow trail table of CAI, towards mountain: Pialeral Northern Grigna Rifugio Brioschi. There was, until some time ago, another downhill: Grassi Lunghi Colle di Balisio[^]

Looking better, after a few meters along the uphill to Pialeral, on a pointed stone there are two horizontal tracks of CAI, 31 and 33,[^] with which Club Alpino Italiano indicated Sentiero Colle Balisio - Pialeral and Sentiero Pasturo - Pialeral.
On the road to Pasturo, a trail marker 33 is on a rock on the left, faded and almost erased, one on the right scarcely readable[^].

Walking down a few meters a path, and at the same altitude of the pond, one is at the 'official' trails signage of Grigna by Comunità Montana Valsassina, Valvarrone, Val d'Esino e Riviera, which is the first for those who climb from Colle di Balisio.
On a metal pole are so many arrows, it is not the best visual effect, looks like a totem.[^] To read them one has to turn around,[^] and the location table is in the middle of the trail tables; also they mix cycling routes to the typical hiking one. Starting from the first at the top,

    looking downstream:[^][^]
  • trail table, upstream, on three lines: Traversata Bassa (uppercase), Rifugio Antonietta Pialeral 0.15 (minutes), San Calimero 1.10
  • trail table, flat to the right, on three lines: Traversata Bassa (uppercase), Torrente Pioverna 0.30, Piani Resinelli 2.10
  • location table, on three lines, Alpe Cova m1301
    • turning 180° and so looking upstream:[^]
  • table with a slightly tilted white bike on a red background, means you are on an itinerary Pedalling in the Park
  • trail table, for the ascent, in the same direction of the first table in this list: Pialeràl - 1 and to the right a red circle
  • trail table, towards the little lake e next to educational panels, and therefore to Strada Pasturo - Alpe Cova: Pasturo

The amazing thing is that the most popular trail, Colle di Balisio - Alpe Cova, is not marked by any signpost or arrow.

Feast of Alpe Coa

The next to last Sunday of July is held the Feast of Alpe Coa,[^] a crowded event and felt with particular affection by the inhabitants of Pasturo.

The eventful day of Pasturo begins, in recent years, with two non-competitive races, a mountain running race and a mountain bike one.[^][^] The running race starts from 620 meters at Pasturo, runs along Sentiero Pasturo - Pialeral with arrival at Alpe Cova, passing at Cornisella, for a total of 4 km.[^][^] The bike race starts from Baiedo, a hamlet of Pasturo, and runs the Road Pasturo - Alpe Cova, for a total of 7 km. There is solidarity with disabled people who, accompanied, participate at the race and at the feast. Then there is the award ceremony.[^]
Towards midday, around the pond, a Mass is celebrated,[^] with the pastor at the crucified Christ.[^] At the end, from a tent, it opens a welcome refreshment service, with sandwiches with sausage, polenta, cakes and coffee.

Alpe Cova for me

Alpe Cova for me is a traditional and dear place, summer and sometimes winter, and can be either a destination or a passage.

If Alpe Coa, the Coa, is arrival, the length of the path is the right one to keep me trained, I run slowly. So, I enjoy the day lying on the bench,[^] in the shadow of the two trees along the pond, trying to recover energy and freshen up. It is a vacation in the holiday, cradled by the proximity of the Grigne and, on the other side, by the farther mountains of Orobie. I listen to the sounds, the noise of the water falling from the fountain, the ring of cowbells scattered on the green pastures of Grigna, some bird chirping, the wind, which sometimes makes me dress, the hum of insects, some distant engine noise, the voices of the hikers, happy or tired, coming down from Pialeral and Rifugio Brioschi, and their shoes on the trail.

When Alpe Cova is a passage to other trails or a place to reach, there is time to drink at the fountain and enjoy a few moments of the beauty of the place, often contemplating the two Grigne. From the top, before the melancholy to leave those places, a quick glance is enough,[^] without losing the plan of the pond with the water and the green strip, the background of the huts and the mountains of Valsassina.

The biggest emotion is the arrival at Alpe Cova from Pasturo's road. After the semicurve and the mountain huts, the hiker from the meadows above Pasturo is catapulted to a remarkable alpine scenery, or prealpine: the view of the small lake and the two Grigne, which at each meter become larger.[^] My amazement and my delight[^] are the same as those experienced by the shepherd, who happy in the summer went up to Grigna to bring his cows.

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