周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

A very tough climb from any side you choose to do it.

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Whichever side you pedal, the pass is always a spectacle of nature…

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A challenge against oneself

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After passing the Sandro Occhi refuge, Lake Aviolo shows itself in all its splendid beauty, with the majestic peaks of the Baitone group and its glaciers in the background. It is a truly magical and relaxing place. The trails near the lodge are flat and easy to walk, but as you get further away from the lodge, the trail becomes very rough, with rocky terrain. Running is definitely possible, but you have to be careful where you put your feet.

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Cima Rovaia offers an extraordinary view of all the mountains of the upper Camonica Valley: from the very close Mattaciul, to Baitone, Aviolo, Pagano, the Cime di Grom, the Tremoncelli, the Pietra Rossa Group and the Corno del Tirlo. The path to reach this peak from Vezza d'Oglio is an ancient military route from the Great War. While quite steep, it is technically simple. To reach the real top, you need to overcome some boulders. Around the top is a stone entrenchment and an open-air museum with information panels.

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Beautiful lake easily reachable from vezza d'oglio (with a little training)

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The Mortirolo is one of the most loved and feared passes by those who cycle in northern Italy. Located in Lombardy, it connects the towns of Mazzo, Tovo Sant'Agata, Edolo and Monno, thus uniting Valtellina with Val Camonica. The slopes, especially on the Mazzo and Tovo slopes, are very challenging. On these ramps Marco Pantani, in 1994, accomplished one of his most memorable feats: a statue is dedicated to him towards the middle of the Mazzo slope.

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The Mortirolo is one of the most loved passes by Italian cyclists. Located in Lombardy, it connects the towns of Mazzo and Monno, thus joining Valtellina to Val Camonica. The slopes, especially on the Mazzo side, are very demanding: in 1994 Marco Pantani accomplished one of his most memorable feats on these ramps.

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Lake Avio is a water basin of natural origin. In 1929 a dam was built to create a reservoir to feed the Temù hydroelectric plant, which is no longer active today. In the early 1980s, the Edolo hydroelectric plant was built, fed directly by the waters of Lake Avio.

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As soon as you look beyond the Sandro Occhi Refuge, Lake Aviolo appears in all its beauty. Behind it you can admire the peaks of the Baitone group and its glaciers. A truly magical and relaxing place.

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You have to clime a little bit but the views are stunning.

The lake was created in 1935 by the Cisalpine General Electric Company to power the Sonico power plant.

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It is worth going to the lake. Do not underestimate both the ascent and the descent, to be done in the middle of the morning with the sun already high. Very bumpy path, practically a stony ground, but the show is worth every drop of sweat.

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Artificial lake, can be reached on foot via a narrow asphalted road

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Summit "sacred to the homeland", 3539m

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Summit sacred to the homeland, 3539m

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A mythical climb that made the history of cycling.

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Beautiful climb from Terzulli

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An iconic pass for cycling, it can be reached from three different sides: from Monno and Mazzo di Valtellina (the two climbs often included in the Giro d'Italia) or even from Aprica via Trivigno (the easiest of the three, but suggestive and overview)

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Support points Rifugio Gnutti, route without particular difficulty up to the start of the Terzulli, path equipped with chains, a good training is required if done during the day and mountaineering skills for the fairly technical parts of the Terzulli, for the altitude and for the high environment mountain

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