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The Torrente Mello is the main watercourse that crosses the Val di Mello, one of the most suggestive valleys of Valtellina. This torrent originates from Monte Disgrazia and flows along the entire valley, fed by numerous streams and natural springs from the surrounding mountains. The Torrente Mello is characterized by crystalline waters that flow between the imposing granite rocks and the lush vegetation, creating natural scenery of rare beauty. Along its course, the torrent feeds several lakes, such as the Laghetto del Qualido, and also feeds numerous waterfalls and pools, which make the valley even more fascinating and appreciated by hikers. The path of the Torrente Mello is clearly visible along the paths that start from the village of San Martino, which is the main starting point for exploring the valley. The path that follows the course of the torrent allows you to enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding nature and access places of great naturalistic interest, making it an ideal destination for lovers of trekking and photography.

The path is marked with various signs that it is officially closed, but the path can be walked without any problems. However, not by bike. (As of 02.11.24)

The bridge is not the newest anymore, but you can walk across it and it is not closed. However, I wouldn't stand on it with a whole bus tour group and rock back and forth, it doesn't look that stable 😳😬😉

A lateral valley of Val Masino and part of the municipality of the same name, Val di Mello has a characteristic watercourse that here, near the locality of San Martino, is truly beautiful to see. From time to time it widens its bed, forming small lake basins.

On the stretch from Val Codera to San Giorgo you make two crossings over a mountain river. Both crossings are dangerous. At the second crossing you climb via a tree trunk and an iron chain. Belaying is highly recommended!

an ancient wooden bridge immersed in nature among the woods

I recommend visiting in the month of October with all the colors of autumn, it is truly a destination for the foliage.

We got informed that the last bridge is broken/closed so we only did half of the trail.