キウーロの峠・トップ12

not very big but with 9 beds

We started from Prato Valentino, a long but not demanding route. Very beautiful! Also, despite it being November, the temperatures were around 20 degrees

Excellent halfway point for sky running lovers. If you arrive from Val Poschiavino there is a short passage on easy rocks, before arriving at the area with the lakes below (always on the Swiss-Italian border). Arriving from the Campagneda lakes the path becomes difficult to climb, with some sections of debris, but quite simple to follow, always paying attention. From Switzerland you can also get there by MTB, but due to the morphology of the other paths it is advisable to return from where you arrived.

Photo under the arch: a must

Well-kept bivouac with 9 places (3 bunk beds for 3 beds), with availability of mattresses, pillows and blankets. Inside there is a small table, gas stoves (cans present for emergencies), pots and plates. Nearby the only source of water are streams for which you have to walk a few minutes. Around the bivouac there are also excellent flat spaces to pitch a tent.

It connects the Poschiavina valley with the Cristina and Ca Runcasch refuges

The green Sasso del Gallo border crossing between Switzerland and Italy is an ideal route for you and your two-wheeled donkey. Surrounded by majestic mountains, crossing the border is a special pleasure. The gravel road is not demanding, but the nature and the view of the valley offer everything for a great border crossing.

The flat pass of Colle d'Anzana offers a fantastic panorama and marks the border between Switzerland and Italy, uniting Valposchiavo with Teglio in Valtellina. It is one of the easiest steps to pass from Italy to Switzerland and has therefore always been linked to smuggling. During the Second World War, it was one of the most frequent escape routes chosen by Jews fleeing from Italy.