Hiking without technical difficulty in the forests of the massif of Nebrodi to Lago Biviere and passing by Lago Maulazzo. We constantly follows a more or less good track on the north and west slopes of Monte Soro, one of the peaks of the Sicilian mountains.
Calculated time: 6h55[?] 
Distance : 20.21km
Vertical gain : 408m
Vertical drop : 401m
Highest point : 1586m
Lowest point : 1277m 
Difficulty : Moderate
Back to starting point : Yes
Walking
Location : San Fratello
Starting point : N 37.91916° / E 14.654326° Start at the Col de la Femmina Morta pass.
Take a small paved road until you reach a crossroads (1). Turn left on a vehicle track, go downhill (to the right a road rises to the Monte Soro and its peaks).
Arrive after less than an hour at Lake Maulazzo (2), pleasant place for a break.
Continue down, the track is worse here and passes a fountain (3) (approximate position).
Continue north-east and come to a crossroads of the tracks (4). Take the right branch (left goes down to Alcara Li Fusi if I remember correctly). Continue for a long stretch in an easterly direction to arrive near Lake Bivière (5). You can head down to lake shore and take a walk around it (in a clockwise direction on the diagram).
Return by the same route, this time uphill.
Waypoints :
D/A : km 0 - alt. 1533m
1 : km 1.48 - alt. 1577m - Crossroads
2 : km 3.66 - alt. 1457m - Lake Maulazzo
3 : km 4.59 - alt. 1437m - Fountain
4 : km 5.99 - alt. 1344m - Crossroads
5 : km 8.26 - alt. 1310m - Approaching the lake
D/A : km 20.21 - alt. 1533m
Some cars use the track to Lago Maulazzo (beyond this a 4x4 is required in places).
There is a picnic area at Lago Maulazzo.
Fountain (with a strong flow in early May) shortly after (3) (approximate location).
Between Lake Maulazzo and Lake Bivière there are two streams with fresh and abundant water in early May.
A beautiful beech forest, very often in the shade.
The route described is round trip so I have planned a loop via Monte Soro, then a descent to Lake Bivière returning by the route described, but a group of German hikers have said there was too much snow on the eastern slope of Monte Soro (early May). We were not equipped for the snow so we opted for a round trip.
Visorando and this author cannot be held responsible in the case of accidents or problems occuring on this walk.
We saw very little wildlife, just a few birds around the lakes: grey herons among others.
View from Etna’s west slope from Lake Biviere.
Panoramic views over the rocks above Alcara Li Fusi.
The GPS track and description are the property of the author.
