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Mottarone
is
a
mountain
in
the
Western
Alps
of
north-western
Italy,
with
an
elevation
of
1,492
m.
The
peak
is
in
the
communal
territory
of
Stresa,
between
the
Lake
Orta
and
Lake
Maggiore.
The
source
of
the
Agogna
river
is
located
in
the
mountain.
Mottarone
area
is
known
for
the
production
of
cheese,
the
most
renowned
of
which
is
the
Toma
del
Mottarone.
The
peak
of
Mottarone
can
be
reached
by
a
20-minute
ride
on
a
cableway
from
Carciano,
a
frazione
of
Stresa.
This
was
built
to
replace
a
rack
and
pinion
railroad
from
Stresa
in
1963.
It
overlooks
the
city
of
Verbania
on
the
Lake
Maggiore;
the
Monviso
in
the
Maritime
Alps,
as
well
as
the
Monte
Rosa,
can
be
seen
on
clear
sky
days.
It
is
possible
reach
the
peak
of
Mottarone
by
car.
There
are
two
roads:
the
first
comes
up
from
Armeno,
west
of
the
Mottarone
summit
near
Lake
Orta;
the
second,
a
private
toll
road,
begins
from
Alpino,
a
frazione
of
Stresa
on
the
eastern
side
of
the
summit.
On
foot
it's
possible
to
reach
the
summit
using
path
L1
from
Stresa
(designated
CAI
Stresa),
which
passes
near
the
railway
station.
The
suggested
time
to
the
summit
is
4:20
from
the
station.
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