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Mount Sasna is a peak located in the Bergamo Orobie Alps, in Lombardy, Italy, specifically in the municipality of Vilminore di Scalve, Bergamo. With an altitude of 2,229 meters, it offers spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, including Pizzo del Diavolo di Tenda, Pizzo Redorta and Pizzo della Presolana. Excursions and routes Mount Sasna is a popular destination for hikers and trekking enthusiasts. Some of the most popular routes include: Anello da Nona: A panoramic route that starts from the hamlet of Nona, passes through the Baite Saline and reaches the summit. Ascent from Passo della Manina: An itinerary that passes through the Cappella della Madonna Pellegrina, a historical and spiritual landmark. Route from Lizzola: A path that passes through the Miniera dei Lupi and offers breathtaking views of the Val Seriana. Curiosities Mount Sasna has a long history linked to the partisan resistance during the Second World War and to the mining activities of the area. Furthermore, it is a popular destination for ski mountaineers and snowshoers during the winter.

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beautiful but the people a little less so

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Summit with a beautiful view over Lizzola (BG). No exposed sections

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Beautiful

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Fascinating opening in the rock on the sheer slope of Mount Sasna.

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The summit can be reached via a path that is not technically difficult, but requires good physical fitness due to the steep slopes. Be careful in winter with the presence of snow for the crest area. The views it offers are wonderful, from the Presolana group with Ferrante and Ferrantino, to the Coca group with Redorta.

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The summit can be reached via a path that is not technically difficult, but requires good physical fitness due to the steep slopes. Be careful in winter with the presence of snow for the crest area. The views it offers are wonderful, from the Presolana group with Ferrante and Ferrantino, to the Coca group with Redorta.

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A suggestive and exciting panoramic point

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Lake Coca is a small alpine lake that deserves to be seen. Just a 30 minute flat walk from Rifugio Coca Merelli.

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The Serio River Falls are only open 2-3 times a year, especially in summer. They are worth seeing because they are among the largest and most spectacular in Europe, and the low point of the Maslana Observatory is the best place to see them!

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Amazingly colored alpine lake

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Great place! An excursion to do absolutely!

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An excursion to do absolutely! Amazing view !

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Large artificial lake with turquoise waters framed by a landscape full of peaks. The venue is fantastic. The Serio waterfalls are born from this lake.

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Artificial basin at 1862m above sea level in the vicinity of the Curò refuge, mainly originating from the newborn Serio river

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Famous waterfalls formed by the Serio river, a few kilometers after its birth (Passo del Serio), in the municipality of Valbondione: the head of the waterfall is at 1715m, not far from the Curò refuge. The waterfalls are over 300m high and are divided into 3 jumps.

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Artificial lake but still impressive

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Surely the most famous artificial lake of the Orobie or in any case in competition with the Gemelli lake. Point of arrival for most hikers, but also starting point for truly exciting excursions, among the lakes and peaks that surround it.

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The Barbellino lake is actually a dam. Located at 1,862 meters above sea level, it is the largest artificial lake in the Orobie Mountains. It is surrounded by towering mountains, which are over 3,000 metres. In reality, there is also a natural lake of Barbellino, which is located about an hour further upstream. The Barbellino lake is also famous for the Sword in the stone that is found along its banks.

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The Serio waterfalls are among the most particular that exist in Italy. With their jump of over 300 metres, they are among the highest in Europe. Furthermore, the waterfalls are formed only 5 times a year, on pre-established dates, as a result of the opening of the dam. The calendar of openings can be consulted at this link: https://www.valseriana.eu/eventi/aperture-cascate-del-serio/ Fun fact: they are the waterfalls that are the backdrop to the film "Call me by your name".

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