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A pass located at 2,681 meters above sea level, on the watershed dividing northern Trentino from Lombardy, so called because during the Austro-Hungarian reign, smugglers passed through it carrying contraband goods. It was the site of trench warfare during the First World War, and today, the imposing ruins of trenches, barracks, and Italian army posts can still be seen on the great ridge that, starting from Cima Cadì, passed over western Monte Tonale, Cima Casaiole, and then from Passo dei Contrabbandieri, ascended first to Albiolino and then to Punta d'Albiolo, opposing the Austro-Hungarians who occupied Torrione d'Albiolo and the entire ridge descending from it, to eastern Monte Tonale and today's "Città morta" (Dead City), with a bold cantilevered engineering feat, still partially visible from the 1960s and 1970s. From the pass you can enjoy interesting views both to the north and to the south.

Stunning high altitude trail that can be done on a sure-footed mountain bike

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Refuge in a strategic position both as a starting point for excursions and as a transit point.

The Presena pass reaches 3,000 meters above sea level and is located in the heart of the Presanella group. Here your eyes are enchanted by the amphitheater of gray peaks colored only by the white of the snow without any hint of vegetation. The pass can be reached either by cable car or on foot, in summer, following the SAT 209 trail sign.

At the Presena pass, you find an altitude of 3,000 meters. From this elevated position, you can enjoy a breathtaking 360-degree panorama, with spectacular views of various glaciers, with the Presena Glacier in the foreground. You can reach this altitude using the cable car that leaves from the Tonale pass. The place is truly spectacular.

The Contrabbandieri pass, at 2,681 meters above sea level, is a place rich in history. This passage was used in the past for smuggling between Italy and the Austrian Trentino, and later became an important military connection during the Great War. Today it is part of the "Path of Peace", a path dedicated to the historical memory of those events. To reach the pass, the path is relatively simple and does not present particular difficulties, although it can be tiring due to the slope, especially if you start from Case di Viso. However, the descent is a lot of fun and you can certainly run.

The Garibaldi Refuge is located on the banks of an artificial basin, Lake Venerocolo, and is the starting point for climbing the Adamello.