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Beautiful view all the way to the Adamello-Brenta group

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drinking water fountain with refreshingly clear water

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Breathtaking bike tour up the Passo Crocedomino to the abandoned NATO radar station Dosso dei Galli. In comparison to the South Tyrolean Alps, the traffic is pleasantly quiet and not overcrowded.

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This stretch of cycle path has been reclaimed and made safe since the end of July 2024; from the lock to the junction with the state road, the cycle path is finally passable.

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This section is marked as a steep climb, but it's impassable. The roadbed is gone; the rain has washed it away, leaving only the black tarp beneath the gravel. The ties placed to drain water onto the trail look like guardrails stuck in the ground. There's no grip whatsoever for my wheels, if I had legs at all. It's also dangerous to trip over. It should be closed, fixed, and then reopened. It's not enough to put up a "steep climb" sign (you can't tell from the photos, but it really is).

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From here you decide whether to take the Crocedomini pass, or descend from the Baremone Pass, or descend from Bagolino, or from Valtrompia

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Dream descent on asphalt

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New cycle/pedestrian bridge on the Valtrompia greenway

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If you are thirsty, this is the right place for you to drink and bottle free Gassata and Naturale

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The road has a long dirt road, initially uphill and bumpy then flat and flowing

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gravel ride with long walking breaks. A contemplative "journey" to one of the most beautiful places in our province. Attention: the stretch after Mount Pezzeda is particularly exposed and includes small sections that can be cycled and long walked. The beauty of the landscape makes walking safer and even more beautiful

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Beautiful road that connects the Maniva Pass to the Baremone

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Overview from the square of the Dosso Alto del Maniva.

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View of the Ravenola lakes, near which artifacts dating back to the Mesolithic have also been found.

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Signposting for the start of the pass at the Bonardi refuge

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Overview from the square of the Dosso Alto del Maniva. The Dosso Alto rises between the Maniva pass (1669m) to the north and the Dosso Alto pass (1674m) to the south, and is the highest of the peaks of Val Trompia.

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Control Point for Jeroboam 300 Gravel Ride. • CP open 13:30 • CP close 20:00 (Route Gate. If you'll pass later than this time you should get back to Erbusco. The next CP is far at least five hours from this point)

In the wonderful natural landscape of Colle San Zeno the refuge has a total of 13 rooms, of which: a single room, seven double rooms, two triple rooms, a quadruple room and two rooms for eight / ten people. Each room has linen, sheets and duvets as well as a private bathroom with linen. The cuisine of the refuge is typical of the Valleys with mountain dishes, fresh homemade pasta and products at km0. Contacts for reservations: tel. 349.8153089 - ottelig@gmail.com Rates starting from: € 25.00 per night per person with breakfast, € 45.00 per night per person in half board, € 60.00 per night per person in full board. Opening period: all year round by reservation Networks and connections: minimum GSM coverage inside the structure, discreet outside - works are underway to offer free wifi service For cyclists: there is a bicycle storage area with a bench for small repairs and a pressure washer to wash the bicycles. The refuge can be easily reached by ebike from Bovegno, Zone and Montecampione; or with MTB from the Trompia Valley. Payment methods: cash Notes: The property accepts pets in the common areas not inside the rooms.

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Fresh water always available complete with a Vintage sign: Forbidden to Lordare

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Erected in 1500 with Renaissance lines and late Gothic elements. The frescoes inside are attributable to Floriano Ferramola, a well-known Brescian painter of the time, of exquisite workmanship. Worth a visit, unfortunately the opening hours are short. The anniversary of the building's consecration is celebrated on the third weekend of September.

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