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The Sentiero Valtellina winds for 114 kilometers, starting from the shores of Lake Como in Colico and gently climbing the Adda valley to Bormio, in the heart of Alta Valtellina. It is a quiet and flat cycle/pedestrian path, perfect for families, which crosses enchanting landscapes among vineyards, meadows and apple orchards, offering a total immersion in the Valtellina nature.

Sondalo overlooks the Sentiero Valtellina, where the imposing Alpine nature embraces the valley. Among the majestic mountains, some vineyards also stand out, enriching the panorama. Near the river, a large rest area welcomes visitors with tables and a green lawn in the shade, ideal for enjoying the summer freshness. Not far away, adjacent to the sports hall, is the Pradella campsite, perfect for immersing yourself in this corner of Alpine tranquility.

The Sentiero Valtellina is a 114-kilometer cycle/pedestrian path that starts from Colico and slowly climbs the valley floor alongside the Adda River to end in Alta Valtellina, in Bormio.

Excellent place to stop.

If you want to stop in Grosio, this park is a good base. Right in the square of the main church, a few steps from a famous ice cream shop (Valentino), you can stay in the shade of the trees or in a large lawn, leaving your bike at the edge of the park and relaxing before resuming your pedaling.

The small church dedicated to Sant'Agnese is among the oldest in the Sondalo area, located on a hill near the ancient Bofalora castle destroyed in 1273. The first document that mentions it dates back to December 13, 1215 even if, due to the its conformation is believed to be of an earlier period.

The Pont del Gac is 54.70 m long and was built in November 2015