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Observation tower of the historic Quadrio family, probably built between the 13th and 15th centuries, the period of greatest prosperity for the Quadrio family.

Beautiful suspension bridge over the Mallero river, very high and panoramic both over Sondrio and the entrance to Val Malenco and its gorge carved out by the water. The passage is very wide and safe, and connects Ponchiera and Mossini without passing through Sondrio. It is worth stopping by if you are going towards Val Malenco or if you want to take a panoramic tour above Sondrio.

The Teglio tower is the last remaining part of a medieval castle. It is surrounded by the church of Santo Stefano, a beautiful park and is located a very short distance from the center of Teglio, where you can taste the famous pizzoccheri from the Accademia del Pizzocchero. It is located in a very panoramic position overlooking the valley and the Somasassa lake, as well as the Orobie Alps.

Bridge in the void with breathtaking views

The Teglio tower is what remains of a medieval castle that had great defensive importance for Valtellina. Like the adjacent church of Santo Stefano, it is located in a very panoramic position over the valley and the Somasassa lake, it is surrounded by a beautiful park (even if the paths that reach the top are a little rough) and is located a very short distance from a beautiful playground and the center of Teglio, where you can taste the famous pizzoccheri from the Accademia del Pizzocchero.

The refuge is located on a mountain pasture that offers a splendid panorama and is located on the high side of the Orobie Valtellinesi. The Gino and Massimo refuge has been renovated and used as a refuge with an adjoining small bivouac since 2013.

The three lakes of Santo Stefano are located in Val d'Arigna in the Orobie Valtellinesi. The waters of the lower one were increased by the construction of a dam, on the edge of which you will find the small church of Santo Stefano.

The Gino e Massimo Refuge is located in the Gironi area. It is a now renovated cabin (used as a refuge since 2013). The refuge, with an adjoining small bivouac, is dedicated to Gino Berniga, from Piateda, and Massimo Donati, from Castello dell'Acqua.