Brich di Zumaglia

Brich di Zumaglia stands at 669 meters above sea level and features two distinct climbing routes spanning 22.4 kilometers with 622 meters elevation gain.

The castle atop Brich di Zumaglia, constructed in 1291, underwent reconstruction in 1937 by Count Vittorio Buratti after its near destruction in 1556.

The term Brich originates from local dialect meaning hill, while Zumaglia derives from zumaja, referring to the twin hills shape in Biella dialect.

The mountain offers both challenging and moderate trails, including a 13.4-kilometer path with 342 meters elevation gain suitable for different skill levels.

The surrounding park combines native forest species with ornamental plants, featuring rare conifers including firs, cedars, cypresses, sequoias, and hemlocks.

Elevation above the sea: 669 m

Website: http://baraggebessabrich.it

GPS coordinates: 45.58604,8.09280

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:59