Canale Villoresi – Four Mouths loop from Busto Garolfo

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Canale Villoresi – Four Mouths loop from Busto Garolfo

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Canale Villoresi – Four Mouths loop from Busto Garolfo

02:28

9.75km

20m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 14, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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658 m

Canale Villoresi

Highlight • River

Recommended bikes Gravel or MTB route mostly dirt but well beaten

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944 m

Bridge over the Villoresi Canal in Busto Garolfo

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The bridge connects the two banks of the Villoresi and allows you to reach the center via a cycle path in complete safety

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6.94 km

Four Outlets of the Villoresi Canal

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Very scenic branch

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7.00 km

Four Mouths

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Four Villoresi canal mouths.

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8.66 km

Falcone and Borsellino Municipal Park

Highlight • Natural

Green space with benches and walking paths. It's tidy, but more could be done.

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8.91 km

Busto Garolfo Town Hall

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Behind the Parish Church is the Town Hall.

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9.03 km

Church of the Holy Savior and Saint Margaret

Highlight • Religious Site

The church's salient façade, facing west, is composed of three sections: the central section features the entrance portal, protected by a small porch supported by two columns, and the rose window, while the two lateral wings are characterized by small semi-columns.

Attached to the provost's church is the square-plan bell tower, thirty-seven meters high from the base to the top of the cross, whose cella features a single-lancet window on each side.

Inside, several valuable works are preserved, including the wooden choir carved in 1742 by Carlo Garavaglia[3], some paintings executed in the seventeenth century by Giovanni Battista Crespi, and others by Carlo Naymiller two centuries later.

Source: Wikipedia

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9.08 km