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Rifugio Capanna Valbione, at 1,510 m, is located in Ponte di Legno in the Adamello Park. Open all year, it offers a restaurant with typical cuisine and a pizzeria. Reachable by chairlift or on foot, it is ideal for hiking, skiing and relaxation. It has a large solarium and panoramic views.

Passo Paradiso is easily reachable with the facilities of the Adamello ski area, both in winter and summer. To get here, in the season when the green meadows color the mountain slopes, you can, in fact, take advantage of the Paradiso cable car. Here, a magnificent view of the reliefs of the Presena glacier surrounds you. You can set off for beautiful walks and on your return you can refresh yourself at the refuge of the same name not far from the cable car arrival point.

Amazing views, for me it was an introduction to an expedition in the mountains

Undemanding walk. Valid opening of the season or as a relaxing activity

After passing the Sandro Occhi refuge, Lake Aviolo shows itself in all its splendid beauty, with the majestic peaks of the Baitone group and its glaciers in the background. It is a truly magical and relaxing place. The trails near the lodge are flat and easy to walk, but as you get further away from the lodge, the trail becomes very rough, with rocky terrain. Running is definitely possible, but you have to be careful where you put your feet.

The Capanna Valbione refuge is a family-run alpine refuge that was founded in 1980. Located in a splendid valley, it offers a wonderful panoramic view of the peaks of Corno d'Aola and Salimmo. The pond makes the atmosphere even more characteristic. The restaurant offers good food and a large variety of dishes.

Beautiful lake easily reachable from vezza d'oglio (with a little training)

https://youtu.be/A914QhbrJLQ The Val d'Agola is fantastic. I was there completely alone in June, the mountain lake is amazing. The climb over the Bärenpass that follows is not exactly easy, as it is very steep. During the week it is godforsaken, wonderfully isolated in the forest, but the climb from here up to the Bärenpass is no child's play.