ストレンボの天然記念物・トップ20

Lago di Cornisello Inferiore: 少し低い場所に位置し、花崗岩（トーナライト）の大きな岩塊の間で砕ける上の湖からの放水を受けます。最初の湖とは異なり、この盆地ははるかに浅く、その水は間違いなくより澄んで透明です。

標高3,000m。 あらゆる天候に対応できる服装を常に携帯することをお勧めします。

Must-see, fascinating. The drop exceeds 100 meters.

You can take a pleasant and easy walk around these two lakes. There are lovely lawns where you can relax.

The valley in all its splendor. From Lissone towards the Adamè hut.

Malga Lincino is the ideal starting point for exploring the spectacular Adamè Valley, in the Adamello Park, in the upper Val Camonica. Located at about 1,603 meters above sea level, it can be reached by car from Saviore dell’Adamello, along a steep and panoramic asphalt road that ends right near the malga, where the cable car station for the Rifugio Città di Lissone is also located. Once there, you can: take the CAI path no. 15, which climbs the famous Scale dell’Adamè, an ancient military mule track dug into the rock during the Great War; reach the Rifugio Città di Lissone (2,020 m) in about 1h 15min, and from there continue towards the Baita Adamè or the Bivacco Ceco Baroni; admire the Adamè Valley, a glacial basin with the Poia stream, marmots, rhododendrons and breathtaking views of the Adamello peaks. The mountain hut itself is immersed in pastures and often hosts grazing animals such as goats, horses and pigs. It is also a great place to stop before or after the hike.

At 2,083 meters above sea level, Lake Cornisello Inferiore is smaller and four times shallower than Lake Superiore, but no less fascinating. It too is surrounded by the peaks of the Presanella and Brenta mountain ranges.

black lake