Alpe Bill (Macugnaga) is a paragliding launch in the Italian Alps. Its recorded elevation is 1,789 m and its mapped launch aspects are SE, S. Compare the live forecast at launch with winds aloft, gusts, cloud base, rain and daylight before checking current local access and airspace information.
Take-off
Features: The take off is very nice although not large. The slope is constant without any technical difficulty.
Notes: The takeoff is not feasible in the winter because it is impossible to achieve with the snow.
Obstacles: None.
Top Landing: No.
Notes on the flight: The cable car is open from November to April and from mid June to mid September. The ticket includes a return if you do not take off
Landing
Name: Miger
How to get there:
At a fraction Pecetto Macugnaga. Large grass beside the road.
features:
Landing very broad, usable in both summer and winter vacations.
notes:
In winter, avoid if possible ruin the trail by walking too much on cross-country skiing.
Obstacles: None
Access and parking
From the hamlet take the cable car up bracket to 'Alpe Bill'. From the arrival of the same you can walk (20 min. Level trail) along the path to the' Alpine Bill' to a large lawn sloping.
Local weather notes
Do not you fly with: In the presence of wind directions from the North, Northwest, West, moderate to strong, the possibility of formation of rotors and air turbulence.
Forecasts are planning aids, not safety clearance. Check current observations, official airspace and NOTAM information, local rules and your own experience before every flight.