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Snow-covered Giants' Cauldrons!

The Foga Falls are located in the Foga Valley, just above Valbondione, and offer a striking natural spectacle with a drop of approximately 125 meters at an altitude of 1,800 meters. These waterfalls are immersed in a fascinating landscape and historical context, linked to the Redorta mountain huts and the area's mining history. Here's a detailed overview: 🌊 Characteristics of the Foga Falls Elevation: approximately 1,800 meters above sea level. Drop: 125 meters, visible in all its grandeur, especially during flood periods. Visual effects: Rainbows often form in the cascading water, making the site particularly photogenic. 🥾 Access and itineraries Recommended trail: CAI 331, which starts from the town of Valbondione, near the bus depot. Duration: About a 30-minute walk to reach Salvasecca, which provides access to the Foga Valley and the waterfalls. Difficulty: Low, also suitable for less experienced hikers. Alternative route: From Lizzola Bassa, a 6.6 km loop with 487 m of elevation gain. 🏞️ Landscape and historical context The Foga Valley opens west of Valbondione, descending steeply from the slopes of Pizzo Redorta. It is crossed by a penstock that feeds the Dossi power plant, with a historic stone tower (ENEL well) visible along the trail. The Redorta and Rigù huts are ideal destinations for continuing the hike, immersed in the greenery of the Orobie Alps.

Beautiful waterfalls are visible both at this point on the agro-forestry/pastoral road and at 1,100 meters above sea level on the short stretch of trail that branches off from the bend in the road. From this second point, the waterfalls are truly impressive!

Beautiful waterfalls, both visually and physically, given the cool atmosphere. Useful for taking some photographs and for cooling off and refilling water bottles.

The Cascate del Vò are a true natural jewel nestled in the Val di Scalve, near Schilpario (BG). It is a series of spectacular waterfalls, immersed in an uncontaminated alpine landscape, perfect for a regenerating trip. 🌊 What makes them special: The water rushes down between the rocks creating a fresh and relaxing atmosphere The path that leads to the waterfalls is also suitable for families and offers breathtaking panoramic views It is a point of passage for those continuing towards the Piana del Vò or the Rifugio Tagliaferri 📍 Where they are: Località La Paghera, 24020 Schilpario (BG)

Piana del Vò is a beautiful natural area located in Val di Scalve, in the Bergamo Orobie Alps. It is particularly appreciated for its tranquility, breathtaking views and proximity to the suggestive Cascata del Vò, one of the most popular attractions in the area. 🌿 What you can expect from Piana del Vò: Enchanting alpine landscapes: green meadows surrounded by woods and mountains, ideal for picnics or moments of relaxation. Excursions and trekking: starting point for paths that lead to the Rifugio Tagliaferri or the Passo del Vò. Cascata del Vò: easily reachable on foot, it is an unmissable stop for those who love nature and photography. 📍 It is located near Schilpario, in the province of Bergamo, and is accessible all year round, although it gives its best in spring and summer.

walk suitable for everyone, in any season. My children were thrilled with it

The Marmitte dei Giganti of Valzurio, in the province of Bergamo, are spectacular natural basins carved out by the Ogna stream. These geological formations were created thanks to river erosion in areas once covered by glaciers. The hike to reach them is fascinating and also suitable for children, with a difference in altitude of about 300 meters and a travel time of 1 hour and 45 minutes - 2 hours. The most characteristic trail is the CAI 340, which follows the Ogna stream through the woods. A shorter alternative is the dirt road that starts from the car park in Spinelli. Along the way you will come across the Baite del Möschel and the suggestive Buco del Freddo, a stone construction used in the past to preserve fresh products. Once you arrive at the Marmitte, you can admire the crystalline water flowing between the rocks, creating a truly unique landscape