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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.

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.

hike to wooden bridge

This botanical paradise is located in a vast humid basin characterized by an exceptional wealth of biodiversity. The peat bog is home to numerous plant species widespread in the Arctic regions, but very rare in the Alps and is an ideal habitat for numerous species of amphibians, reptiles and insects, including the dragonfly and the Alpine newt. The part of the peat bog located downstream from the state road can be visited thanks to an undemanding thematic route accessible to all, consisting of 12 observation points plus an information point with an interesting educational display that helps to understand and appreciate the extraordinary biodiversity heritage of the area.

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.

This stretch of compact dirt road that becomes asphalted between Temu and Ponte di Legno offers pleasant passages in the woods.

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.