20의 아르데시오가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A place of haunting beauty, steeped in history and memories. Walking at the foot of the Gleno Dam is a deeply moving experience. In my video, I recount the history and emotion of this place. Watch it for the full adventure: https://youtu.be/xOmoTKIHDm0

wonderful place but better to avoid crowded periods

nice hike near Vilminore

Excellent point especially to recover some water. Until the Calvi refuge you will no longer be able to find any, which is definitely useful

I visited Gleno lake a few years ago and I have to say that the trip was worth all its time! In addition to the beautiful natural setting, the history that the Gleno dam contains (a human failure) must be passed on to future generations so that it never happens again.

The Carlo Medici ai Cassinelli refuge is located at 1568 m above sea level. in front of the southern face of the Presolana massif. Originally it was a dairy used in the summer for sheep farming; at the beginning of the 60s the municipality of Castione della Presolana renovated the structure and then entrusted the management to the Clusone section of the CAI, which began to use it first as a social hut and later to open it to the public in the summer periods. Since December 2013 it has been promoted to a refuge. Next to the refuge there is a mountain pasture structure with a pond for watering the herds.

Very interesting route. (Starting from Pianezza) It's not too demanding although the first part is uphill and takes your breath away for a moment, the second half is almost entirely flat with very suggestive panoramic views. It can be traveled without problems accompanied by children and dogs. The whole course, being very beaten especially on weekends, is kept very well. Once you arrive at the ruins of the dam there is a little bar provided and by the very courteous owner. In the clearing around the lake it is not uncommon to see tents camped especially during the summer.

Refuge at 1969mt. great food. mule track to climb that alternates concrete and stones with gradients always in double digits and peaks around 25%