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A pass located at 2,681 meters above sea level, on the watershed dividing northern Trentino from Lombardy, so called because during the Austro-Hungarian reign, smugglers passed through it carrying contraband goods. It was the site of trench warfare during the First World War, and today, the imposing ruins of trenches, barracks, and Italian army posts can still be seen on the great ridge that, starting from Cima Cadì, passed over western Monte Tonale, Cima Casaiole, and then from Passo dei Contrabbandieri, ascended first to Albiolino and then to Punta d'Albiolo, opposing the Austro-Hungarians who occupied Torrione d'Albiolo and the entire ridge descending from it, to eastern Monte Tonale and today's "Città morta" (Dead City), with a bold cantilevered engineering feat, still partially visible from the 1960s and 1970s. From the pass you can enjoy interesting views both to the north and to the south.

It is the military shrine dedicated to the Italian and Austrian fallen soldiers who fell in various wars, in some cases discovered as a result of the melting of the glaciers.

Stunning high altitude trail that can be done on a sure-footed mountain bike

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.

The Valbione lake is located in an enchanting corner of Val Camonica, immersed in uncontaminated nature. Surrounded by thick vegetation and the imposing mountains that characterize the area, this small body of water is an ideal destination for lovers of tranquility and walks in the open air. Situated at an altitude of about 1,400 meters, the lake offers a breathtaking view, with the surrounding peaks reflected in its crystalline waters.

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.

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I ate at the refuge and was able to recharge there. Funnily enough, I asked a hiker for directions, who sent me toward Dimaro via the Passo de Contrabandierie, saying, "Quite steep but possible." I cursed the guy at least 1,000 times on the climb. 27 kg bike, 15 kg bag. It wasn't fun, more like a near-death experience. The only way to get there was with the bike lying on the bag. Dangerous: 6/10 Was it a thrill? Damn it, and I'll take the wrong path again.