The launch site is situated at an altitude of 1079 meters with a height difference of approximately 800 meters. This location is moderately challenging and not frequently used. It offers opportunities for soaring and top landing. You can access the site by car, and there is a windsock to help you gauge the wind conditions at the takeoff point. Located on the west coast of Lake Maggiore in the Italian region of Ticino, the landing zone is in Cannobio, about 4 kilometers away in a straight line. If you find updrafts, flying to Cannobio should be straightforward. Without thermals, you will need to initially head east around the mountain and then fly north. Starting with a south wind, the journey north should be relatively quick with a tailwind. However, be cautious as there are no intermediate landing areas on the way to the landing zone. You can drive on a paved road up to about 40 meters below the launch site. From there, you can either walk or drive on a gravel path to reach the takeoff area.