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Arrival pass of the stage of many international races and above all essential for passing various passes such as Passo Cristina, Passo Mortirolo and Tonale

Beautiful mountain village, rich in nature and activities that can be done both in winter and summer

Aprica, as well as for the winter season, is also a very popular location for hiking. During the summer period it is possible to go trekking on more than 50 hiking itineraries reported by the CAI of Aprica. Walks among nature, admiring flowers and plants, picking mushrooms, photographing forest animals, are just some of the things that can happen to you by taking part in the various excursions, which differ in difficulty, route and duration. Discover excursions to Dosso Pasò, Palabione, Caronella pass, Lake Pisa, Prèmalt Campovecchio, Lake Piccolo, the Eastern Orobie Alps and Cima Torena.

Next to the top of the pass there is an information center and several restaurants.

Crest path among the trees and with a panoramic view of the Aprica valley and that of Campovecchio

Cycling-wise, the Aprica pass can be reached from both Stazzona/Tresenda and Edolo with constant gradient climbs, within the reach of anyone who is trained. Downhill there aren't too many hairpin bends and the asphalt gives you confidence in being able to maintain high speeds, compatibly with your ability and safety. It is a busy pass that I recommend taking during the week to avoid cars.

This charming location is located between Aprica and Corteno Golgi, and is ideal as a parking alternative during the high season in Sant'Antonio. From here you can set off on an excursion into the Sant'Antonio valley. You can also admire the Orobie peaks in the distance.

The information center is not far from the large wooden arch and offers information about Aprica and the surrounding area