周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

really very very beautiful https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTNqMTmHpec

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The Alpe pass, at 2,461 meters, is one of the most suggestive in the area. The climb, long but accessible, crosses the Val di Rezzalo on a paved road that then becomes a dirt road and steeper. The descent towards the Gavia pass road offers almost 200 meters of altitude difference.

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Here, too, the glaciers continue to melt until they eventually disappear completely.

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Beautiful nature and very, very nice view of the glacier

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The Passo di Verva, near Bormio, is a well-known and impressive transalpine crossing

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This place is very beautiful, inside you will find a lot of photos relating to the tour of Italy.

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I remember that the glacier reached as far as the Tibetan bridges, the absurd thing is that I'm not talking about decades, but only years ago, now it's inexorably withdrawn and seems destined to disappear.

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The lake is easily accessible and offers a breathtaking view of the Forni glacier and Pizzo Tresero

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Passo Gavia is a popular destination for many cycling and outdoor sports enthusiasts. It was the scene of many battles in the Giro d'Italia and is one of the most important Alpine passes in Europe, the second highest in Italy after the Stelvio. It connects Valtellina with Ponte di Legno.

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Nice ride at high altitude

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The Passo dell'Alpe (2,461 m.s.l.m.) is one of the most beautiful off-road alpine passes that you will ever do. Reaching it is quite long but feasible with different types of fat-wheeled bicycles. The finish, climbing from Frontale, is steep.

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This stupendous alpine pass can be reached from both Bormio and Grosio via off-road tracks. It is over 2,300 meters and is a true natural wonder.

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A famous Alpine climb, the Gavia pass was climbed for the first time since the Giro d'Italia in 1960. The first to reach the summit was Imerio Massignan, who during that stage, the twentieth, from Trento to Bormio, attacked the pink jersey Jacques Anquetil. Massignan, however, was very unlucky and on the descent towards Bormio he punctured four times, however earning the nickname "angel of Gavia", as described in the splendid novel "Imerio" by Marco Ballestracci. The Gavia was last ridden by the Corsa Rosa in 2014. As well as being one of the historic climbs of the Giro and of road cycling, the Gavia is the perfect starting point for some of the best off-road trails you'll ever come across. Do.

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The madness!

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Nice step, challenging but the view pays off

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Nice step, beautiful views, important slopes, but the view pays off the effort

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Doing it as Santa Caterina is more panoramic the valley of the Alps is more panoramic and back to Bormio on the cycle path

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The ascent to Passo Gavia, once out of the woods and tackling the steepest sections, offers many km with a breathtaking 360° landscape, from the snowy area of Adamello (where Calotta, Cima Salimmo, Castellaccio stand out), the slope of the Valle delle Messi with the imposing Cima Coleazzo and Cima Pietrarossa, to then - like in a film - be embraced by this plain that encompasses Cima Gavia, Corno dei Tre Signori and Cima Gaviola, with the gaze oriented towards the Dosegù Glacier (Tresero, San Matthew, etc.). Severe landscape, but at the same time of devastating beauty.

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GTL-Grand Tour Lombardia, also passes through here. Checkpoint at high altitude.

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Very challenging but also very scenic climb, absolutely to be tried at least once in a lifetime.

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