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Passo Portula 2273m, a panoramic pass that separates Val Brembana and Val Grabiasca (a side valley of Val Seriana), and divides Monte Madonnino and Monte Reseda.

The "Mersa spring" in Val Sanguigno is one of the valley's most evocative natural springs, located along the Sanguigno stream above Valgoglio (BG). It's known to hikers as a source of pure water that flows between rocks and peat bogs, nestled in a wild and unspoiled environment.

The Rifugio Gianpace is located in the Sanguigno Valley, above Valgoglio (BG), at an altitude of 1,330 meters. It is a popular stop for those hiking the trails along the Sanguigno stream and looking to stop for lunch or a scenic break. 🏔️ Features Location: Nestled in the lower Sanguigno Valley, easily reached with a 1.5-2 hour walk from the Aviasco power plant. Services: It offers summer refreshments (lunches, snacks, drinks) and outdoor seating with tables under a wooden canopy. Overnight stay: As it is a private refuge, overnight stays require a reservation. Ambience: Surrounded by cool, humid woods, with the stream flowing alongside, creating a natural backdrop. 📅 Current situation In past years, it has been very popular on summer weekends. Update 2025: The refuge is closed pending a new assignment, following a call for applications published on April 4, 2025. 📌 Historical contact details Website: gianpace.it Phone: +39 347 2191628 Email: rifugiogianpace@gmail.com

Aluminum bowl fixed to the rock with a chain that can be used to draw water from the nearby stream and quench your thirst

Water source marked with signs

Important intersection with CAI signs to avoid mistakes in choosing the path, given the rich intersection where it is located, taking the wrong path here could mean not reaching the chosen destination.

A refuge with full amenities. Easy to reach, even for families. Nestled near the forest, the climate is always cool, even in summer, although humid, given the proximity of the river.

Beautiful summit to reach with a very beautiful and challenging trek. The last piece on the crest on the slabs is always challenging and rewarding. It's a pity there is no summit book