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Val Canè is a beautiful alpine valley located in Alta Val Camonica, within the Stelvio National Park. It is a secondary valley that extends north of the town of Canè, ending with Punta di Pietra Rossa (3228 m). The valley is crossed by the Fomedio stream, which originates from Lago di Pietra Rossa (2601 m). It is surrounded by imposing peaks, including Coleazzo (3061 m) and Bles (2820 m), which form two triangular basins at the base of the valley. One of the reference points for hikers is the Bivacco Valzaroten (2212 m), which offers shelter for those exploring the upper part of the valley. Val Canè is connected to Val Grande di Vezza through Passo di Val Canè (2699 m). A great advantage for hikers is the possibility of going up the valley by car to Cortebona (1766 m), with prior municipal authorization, until 9 in the morning

The upper part of Val Canè is a spectacular area for mountain and hiking lovers. Located in the Stelvio National Park, this area offers breathtaking views and unspoiled nature. One of the main landmarks is the Bivacco Valzaroten, located at 2210 meters above sea level. From here you can admire the surrounding peaks, including Cima Bles (2609 m), Monte Bles (2820 m), Cima Mattaciul (2823 m) and Cima di Pietra Rossa (2869 m). The area is characterized by alpine meadows, glacial lakes and rich fauna, with the possibility of spotting ibex, marmots and deer. A very suggestive excursion is the one that leads to the Laghetti di Pietra Rossa, located at about 2601 meters above sea level. The route passes through larch and fir forests, offering spectacular views of the valley below. Val Canè is also a connection point with other Alpine valleys, such as Val Grande di Vezza through the Passo di Val Canè (2699 m). Furthermore, in the highest part of the valley there is the Vedretta di Monticello, one of the few perennial glaciers in the province of Brescia

Near Ponte di Legno, Parco Sozzine is a great place to get closer to mountain life with the whole family. The Oglio Narcanello stream flows here, which – merging with the Frigidolfo – forms the actual Oglio. There is also a children's playground made entirely of wood.

San Clemente is a picturesque Alpine church, easily reached with a short but steep walk from the center of Vezza d'Oglio. The picnic area offers a relaxing break, while the path behind the church leads to a pleasant walk in the woods. In August, it is animated by the traditional Festa degli Alpini.

In the Sozzine area, along the Oglio Narcanello stream, an old stone dam appears to have been abandoned: this is also why it is characteristic.

Ponte di Legno is a municipality located at the northern end of the Camonica valley, between Lombardy and Trentino. Its name derives from two factors: "Ponte" because it has always represented a point for crossing the Oglio, and "di Legno", which derives from the ancient name of the upper valley, "Dalania", as attested by Carlo's donation Magnus of 774 AD.

The climb towards Grano is challenging at times, but the view repays any effort. We talked about it here: https://outdoortest.it/alta-valcamonica-gravel/