ヴァルトルタでののおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

It's a lot of fun and easier than it looks. Just be a little more careful. :)

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very panoramic peak

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be careful, it is not to be underestimated

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A gully leading to the Benigni refuge. The crossing is very steep, but easy if you're sure-footed. In some places, there are CAI signs indicating which rocks to cross. I recommend using your hands a lot when ascending, and if you're unsure, sitting down when descending. If necessary, you can take variant 108A to reach the refuge.

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An excellent refuge with a large open space where you can rest, thanks to the many outdoor tables. Semi-self-service kitchen open from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm. The buckwheat cake with jam is truly excellent, recommended for everyone. You can self-stamp your refuge and get a tour guide inside the refuge. From here, you can climb to Cima Piazzotti for a stunning view of the Val d'Inferno, and the area is home to some ibex. You can also stay overnight and perhaps head towards Pizzo dei 3 Signori or Rifugio Grassi.

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Excellent, well-equipped refuge for both a day's stay and an overnight stay. Ample outdoor space with tables for dining. The 360° view is spectacular, both over the Bergamo Orobie and the Valtellina Alps. Starting from the road leading to Piani dell'Avaro, there are two possible trails: the traditional 108, which, however, involves a very steep gully (not recommended for dogs), or the 108A, the longer (but also much more scenic) variant, which does not involve any steep sections.

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Excellent, well-equipped refuge for both a day's stay and an overnight stay. Ample outdoor space with tables for dining. The 360° view is spectacular, both over the Bergamo Orobie and the Valtellina Alps. Starting from the road leading to Piani dell'Avaro, there are two possible trails: the traditional 108, which, however, involves a very steep gully (not recommended for dogs), or the 108A, the longer (but also much more scenic) variant, which does not involve any steep sections.

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Excellent, well-equipped refuge for both a day's stay and an overnight stay. Ample outdoor space with tables for dining. The 360° view is spectacular, both over the Bergamo Orobie and the Valtellina Alps. Starting from the road leading to Piani dell'Avaro, there are two possible trails: the traditional 108, which, however, involves a very steep gully (not recommended for dogs), or the 108A, the longer (but also much more scenic) variant, which does not involve any steep sections.

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Excellent, well-equipped refuge for both a day's stay and an overnight stay. Ample outdoor space with tables for dining. The 360° view is spectacular, both over the Bergamo Orobie and the Valtellina Alps. Starting from the road leading to Piani dell'Avaro, there are two possible trails: the traditional 108, which, however, involves a very steep gully (not recommended for dogs), or the 108A, the longer (but also much more scenic) variant, which does not involve any steep sections.

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initial variant that leads to the ledge shared with other routes. Start IV+/IV of 15m, then well protected pitch of VI/V on 30m slabs. finally the third pitch of III/I on the final grassy ledge

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Quite an "easy" summit to reach, with some technical passages but never exposed. You can enjoy a wonderful view of the surrounding mountains

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Seeing it from afar can be a bit scary, but getting closer you realize that it is much more feasible than it seems. There are many rather technical passages but by following the signs you can get around the major difficulties and get to the top more or less easily.

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Nice refuge at an altitude of 2222m in the Bergamo Orobie Park, reachable quite easily from Valtorta (curca degli Scioc): open only in summer.

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start of the "common route", which together with the "variante delle guides" on the left and the "variante dei Bergamaschi" on the right, lead after two pitches to a grassy terrace. from here in turn start: the Bramani dihedral, via Gasparotto, and the Casari/Zecca

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On the first pitch of the route

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Personally I find this piece, certainly technical, very funny. I fear more the next piece between the canal and the refuge. Very steep, ruined, but fortunately, you are often in the company of ibexes who distract you and break your fatigue.

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Canalino which leads to the Benigni refuge on path 108, is the most characteristic feature of this route. Despite the disturbing appearance, it does not present particular difficulties if you follow the numerous trail signs. During the thaw season or in the rainy periods a stream flows in the gully, waterproof boots are recommended in these cases.

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The Cesare Benigni refuge is located at the beginning of a small plateau that starts from Lake Piazzotti and extends between Val Salmurano and Val Tronella. Between rocks and pools of water, you can enjoy a wonderful view of all the Orobie.

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Fairly popular canal in winter, as it is very simple (feasible even in summer): the start is about half an hour from the Lecco refuge. It allows you to reach the summit of the Zuccone Campelli.

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The ascent of the Canalone dei Camosci is a classic, short and easy winter itinerary, in summer it is a bit tiring because you climb debris and debris but in a suggestive, harsh and severe Dolomite environment.

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