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Passo Portula 2273m, a panoramic pass that separates Val Brembana and Val Grabiasca (a side valley of Val Seriana), and divides Monte Madonnino and Monte Reseda.

Today Sanguigno Stream Waterfalls Show more The Sanguigno Stream waterfalls are one of the most evocative natural spectacles in the Sanguigno Valley, above Valgoglio (BG). A sequence of waterfalls and crystal-clear pools that line the trail surrounded by greenery, making the valley a true paradise for hikers and nature lovers. 🌊 Main features Unique environment: The Sanguigno Valley is considered the oasis with the highest biodiversity in the Orobie Bergamasche Park. Waterfalls and natural pools: The stream cascades, forming transparent pools of green and blue. Wild atmosphere: The water tumbles over waterfalls, rests in crystal-clear lakes, and flows through peat bogs and shady woods. Accessibility: The starting point is the Aviasco power plant (965 m), accessible by car from Valgoglio. From there, the trail follows the stream and its waterfalls to the Gianpace Refuge. 🚶‍♂️ Hiking itinerary Start: Valgoglio (929 m), with parking at the Aviasco power plant (ticket required). Route: The trail follows the Sanguigno stream, passing through woods and clearings, with constant glimpses of the waterfalls. Intermediate stop: Rifugio Gianpace (1331 m), an excellent refreshment point and observation point for the waterfalls. Duration: Approximately 2 hours' walk to the refuge, with moderate elevation gain.

The Rifugio Gianpace is located in the Sanguigno Valley, above Valgoglio (BG), at an altitude of 1,330 meters. It is a popular stop for those hiking the trails along the Sanguigno stream and looking to stop for lunch or a scenic break. 🏔️ Features Location: Nestled in the lower Sanguigno Valley, easily reached with a 1.5-2 hour walk from the Aviasco power plant. Services: It offers summer refreshments (lunches, snacks, drinks) and outdoor seating with tables under a wooden canopy. Overnight stay: As it is a private refuge, overnight stays require a reservation. Ambience: Surrounded by cool, humid woods, with the stream flowing alongside, creating a natural backdrop. 📅 Current situation In past years, it has been very popular on summer weekends. Update 2025: The refuge is closed pending a new assignment, following a call for applications published on April 4, 2025. 📌 Historical contact details Website: gianpace.it Phone: +39 347 2191628 Email: rifugiogianpace@gmail.com

The waterfalls of the Sanguigno River are one of the most evocative natural spectacles in the Sanguigno Valley, above Valgoglio (BG). A sequence of waterfalls and crystal-clear pools line the trail, immersed in greenery, making the valley a true paradise for hikers and nature lovers. 🌊 Main features Unique environment: The Sanguigno Valley is considered the oasis with the highest biodiversity in the Orobie Bergamasche Park. Waterfalls and natural pools: The stream cascades, forming transparent pools of green and blue. Wild atmosphere: The water tumbles over waterfalls, rests in crystal-clear lakes, and flows through peat bogs and shady woods. Accessibility: The starting point is the Aviasco power plant (965 m), accessible by car from Valgoglio. From there, the trail follows the stream and its waterfalls to the Gianpace Refuge. 🚶‍♂️ Hiking itinerary Start: Valgoglio (929 m), with parking at the Aviasco power plant (ticket required). Route: The trail follows the Sanguigno stream, passing through woods and clearings, with constant glimpses of the waterfalls. Intermediate stop: Rifugio Gianpace (1331 m), an excellent refreshment point and observation point for the waterfalls. Duration: Approximately 2 hours' walk to the refuge, with moderate elevation gain.

low flower path, once you reach the halfway point, turn left and not continue towards Branchino, you descend into Val Vedra

halfway along the circular route from Plassa on the Arera flower trail

Of the three Cardeto huts, this is the lowest, offering a wonderful view of the eastern Bergamo Orobie mountains, and in the distance, you can even glimpse the Presolana. The trail to reach it from Gromo is easy (but technically challenging).