The walk continues on foot along a pleasant, though somewhat long, forest road (about 3-4 km). First, you reach Malga Binasia di sotto (2010 m), and after 1 km, Malga Binasia di sopra, situated in a beautiful grassy basin and recently renovated by the ASUC of Livo. From here, you could take path 131b for a shorter route to the summit of Monte Pin, but in this itinerary, we suggest a more adventurous route that follows the ridges, which are still quite simple. From Malga Binasia, head directly toward Passo Binasia (2296 m), easily reachable in about 15-20 minutes, from which there is a spectacular view of Malga Lavazzè and surrounding peaks, including Cima della Siromba (2593 m) and, in the background, Cima degli Olmi (Ilmenspitz) at 2656 meters. There is no official trail from the Pass, but a good track indicates the route southeast, following the ridge. With a long and panoramic traverse, you reach several minor peaks along the ridge, marked on the map as 2399, 2363, 2305. At this last elevation, you reunite with path 131b coming from Malga Binasia. Another 1 km on the steep south slopes of Monte Pin and finally, with a last effort, you reach the summit. It is a hike best done in good weather and clear conditions to fully enjoy the exceptional panorama. The descent follows the normal path, i.e., 131b, which returns to Malga Binasia and then along the forest road back to the car. For those wanting an alternative, at elevation 2305, you can choose to descend to Malga Borca di sopra (ruins) following path 131. Here, be careful not to lose altitude because you need to reach Malga Borca di sotto via unclear tracks, from where you return northwest to rejoin the forest road. Fortunately, this last alpine farm has been recovered and is being renovated thanks to the initiative of a local farm.