The 10 villages of the Onsernone Valley, in the southernmost Swiss canton of Ticino, are linked by a single road that seems only marginally wider than your outstretched arms. Supposedly there are 300 bends between Auressio, at the bottom of the valley, near Locarno, and Spruga, at the top, where the road runs out just short of the Italian border. In Spruga there’s a small car park and turning area. It occurred to me when I got there that this car park was the largest piece of flat land I’d seen since leaving Locarno. From this point you can continue on foot into the forest — across the Isorno river, into Italy — but cars can only turn around.
翁瑟諾山谷位於瑞士最南端的提契諾州，谷內有10個村莊。這些村莊由一條道路連接在一起，但這條道路似乎只比你伸開的雙臂略寬一些。據說在山谷底部靠近洛迦諾的Auressio山谷和頂部的Spruga之間有300個彎道，這條道路就在義大利邊境附近。在Spruga有一個小停車場和轉彎區。當我到達那裏時，我突然想到，這個停車場是我離開洛迦諾後看到的最大的一塊平地。從這裏開始，你可以繼續步行進入森林——穿過伊索爾諾河，進入義大利——但汽車只能掉頭。