スプリアーナの絶景の山頂・トップ9

Valmalencoにある素晴らしく選択的な山。

昨日このルートに挑戦しましたが、様々なルートに関する情報が表面的であると言わざるを得ません。私の見解では、Pizzo Scalinoのルートはテクニカルです。決して侮ってはいけません。そして最後のチャネルは、砂利、土、そして生きた岩です。その重要な傾斜で、私はそれが非常に困難であると感じました。しっかりとした足取りで、めまいを感じず、そのような地形での振る舞いに関する経験（上級レベルでも）が必要です。

Valmalencoの美しいトレイル。

last stretch challenging but worth it

Alpe Musella is a charming mountain pasture nestled in the pastures, with mountain huts and the Musella and Cesare Mitta refuges. At the huts, there's also a fountain with a stone table, an ideal place for a break. From here, you can choose to ascend towards Carate or descend directly to the parking lot, completing the loop of the hike. Alternatively, you can take the trail that follows the Scerscen stream, passing moraines, bridges, and scree slopes.

From Colma di Zana, which overlooks Lago di Colina between Monte Caldenno and Sasso Bianco, you can enjoy a fantastic view of the Disgrazia massif in the foreground in a north-westerly direction, and in the distance in a north-easterly direction on the peaks that tower over Valmalenco, including the Bernina massif. Personally, I reached the colma with the path that starts from Lago di Colina; with an average gradient of over 30%, the segment is difficult to pedal and in all likelihood you will have to tackle some sections with the bike pushed or on your shoulder. Recommended from May onwards, once a good part of the snow has melted.

The climb to the Campo Moro dam and Lake Alpe Gera starts from Sondrio and runs along the Valmalenco. The route winds through hairpin bends and numerous tunnels for about 30 kilometers and almost 1800 meters. The final stretch to reach the imposing dam becomes decidedly steeper and more challenging, leading into a suggestive high mountain environment.

In winter, crampons, ice ax and rope safety are required