ダジオでののおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

On the summit plateau of Culmine, we find a recently opened refuge (May 2016) called La Casermetta. The refuge was created from the renovation of a military barracks built during the First World War but also used during the Second.

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Always sunny

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Caspano is a true jewel, thanks to its rich history which is still preserved through the imposing Parravicini palace and the splendid Church of S. Bartolomeo. From its portico, which faces south, supported by an imposing wall, you can enjoy a truly excellent panorama, especially over the Val Tartano and Val Gerola.

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Very nice old bridge over the Adda.

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A beautiful ancient stone bridge with a truly evocative landscape along the Valtellina cycle path.

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"digestive" walk

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Small peak with panoramic view

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A very nice photo motif and a good way to get to the city center almost without a car.

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Sentiero Valtellina is the top.

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Ponte Ganda in Morbegno is a splendid stone bridge built in the second half of the 18th century.

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Old stone bridge over the Adda

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Very nice bike route, old buildings, steep vineyards

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Historic bridge of Morbegno

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A close look is worthwhile.

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Caspano (875 m., 225 inhabitants) is perhaps the most precious pearl in the territory of Civo. Giovanni Guler von Weineck, in the work "Rhaetia" (Zurich, 1616), writes: "The large and renowned village of Caspano ... located as it is halfway between Dazio and the upper part of the mountain, enjoys a wide view, so towards the lower Valtellina as towards the middle Valtellina; in front he has before his eyes the cheerful plain of Dazio. Entering the village from the western side, we are greeted by the impressive Palazzo dei Parravicini. Then, in short, we are in the square, where the archpriest church of St. Bartholomew is splendidly displayed, which broke away from the parish church of Ardenno in the first half of the fourteenth century and became a provostial church and collegiate church in 1664. From its arcade, which looks to the south, supported by an imposing wall, you can enjoy a truly excellent panorama, especially over the Val Tartano and the Val Gerola.

The most important of the bridges built astride the Adda, which has now become one of the symbols of Morbegno, is the Ponte di Ganda, whose name derives from the district in which it was built: Ganda, which is synonymous with stony, stony area. The Ganda bridge was built in 1778 by the Milanese architect Francesco Bernardino Ferrari, after a flood had destroyed the previous bridge of the early 16th century.

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