올트레센다 알타 최고의 러닝 경로

Snow-covered Giants' Cauldrons!

natural masonry which has the characteristic of maintaining a cool and constant temperature inside

going up from the valley, arriving along the meadow that precedes the huts immersed in the greenery, it is all very impressive

interesting work, a stop to read the sign is definitely recommended

Tour with interesting views, less about mountain biking fun

Serene environment and beautiful view

The Selter del Ruì, also known as Buco del Freddo, is a fascinating natural phenomenon located in Valzurio, in the Seriana Valley. It is a small stone construction that uses a crack in the ground from which cold air comes out, maintaining a constant temperature between 3 and 5 degrees all year round. This "natural refrigerator" was used by farmers to store butter, dairy products and meat, and is still a place of great interest for hikers today. The path to reach it is immersed in nature and can be combined with the excursion to the Marmitte dei Giganti and the Baite del Moschel

The Baite del Moschel are located in Valzurio, a splendid valley in the Val Seriana, in the province of Bergamo. They are a group of six huts located at 1265 meters above sea level, immersed in a natural amphitheater of meadows, woods and crystal-clear water springs2. The hike to reach them is easy and suitable for everyone, with a difference in altitude of about 315 meters and a travel time of about 2 hours. The simplest route starts from the Spinelli area, where you can leave your car and follow a comfortable dirt road. A more adventurous alternative is the CAI 340 trail, which goes up the Ogna stream through beech and maple woods. Along the way you will come across the Fopa Fosca, a curious source of cold air that was once used to preserve milk and cheese. Just before arriving at the huts, you can visit the Buco del Freddo, a stone construction that served as a natural refrigerator. Once you reach the huts, you can stop for a picnic and enjoy the tranquility of the place. In the past, this area was used for the extraction of barite, a precious mineral