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It should be added that, although suitable for all types of bicycles, going uphill requires a bit of legwork!

Nestled among the peaks of Valmasino, the Alpe Granda Refuge is a welcoming stop for mountain lovers. With its 21 beds and home-style cuisine that celebrates local gastronomy, it offers a comfortable retreat after a day of hiking or mountain biking. Open almost all year round, it is an ideal starting point for exploring the surrounding peaks or simply enjoying the tranquility of the pastures and woods.

The Qualido lake is a small body of water located in the Val di Mello, a nature reserve in the Val Masino. It was formed in 2009 due to a landslide that blocked the Mello stream, and is surrounded by mountains and woods that are reflected on its surface creating a suggestive atmosphere.

Bagni di Masino is a place full of fir and beech forests. The water that flows from the thermal spring, reachable via the staircase behind the ancient spa building, has a temperature of around 38°C and has beneficial properties for health.

San Martino is a fraction of the municipality of Val Masino. It is the gateway to Val di Mello, famous for its suggestive mountain landscape, with streams, waterfalls, lakes and granite walls, and can be used as a base and starting point for various excursions on foot or by bicycle.

the oldest refugee in the Alps (according to him) the cakes don't come out very well, but the coffee is excellent. If you pass by, bring him a smile

Absolute recommendation! Very nice ascent through a natural paradise with waterfalls, dreamy forest and arrival at an abandoned old thermal bath. There is no food at the top. If you want to make a coffee stop, you should do it down in San Martino.

The Bagni di Masino Forest, characterized by beeches and white and red firs, stands out from the others and captivates those who enter it thanks to its incredible undergrowth. The moss that covers the numerous cyclopean granite boulders that slipped after the retreat of the glaciers during the Quaternary era almost looks like a thick carpet, lining this unusual natural floor.