Valtellina

The gurgling of the stream accompanies the walk in Valgerola, from Fenile to Pescegallo. The route - simple - is on a comfortable track, fun to go down even with the sled.



The advice - once you reach the Pescegallo ski resort - is to go up to the top with the chairlift.

The Pian di Gembro Nature Reserve is a glacial marsh surrounded by woods that is home to very rare plant species.



The walk, which in summer is a real science lesson, in winter has an extra emotion: listen to nature at rest.



The panoramic point is the Church of San Fortunato with a view of Media and Bassa Valtellina.

Andossi means "waves", grassy in summer, white in winter.



The beaten path crosses the southernmost part of this plateau that divides the Spluga Valley in two. The balcony - at every point - offers a wide view of Madesimo with the ski area and the peaks of Valchiavenna.



The advice is to do the path with snowshoes or crampons.

Val Viola in winter is a real breath of fresh air, of course.



The route is among fir and larch forests and clearings with huts, surrounded by a series of peaks over 3,000 meters, such as the Corno di Dosdé (3,232 m above sea level) which also indicates the direction to follow.



The walk - marked - is the

The trail marker to follow is a yellow triangle, a walking companion on this high route in the heart of the Rhaetian Alps. An itinerary of about 110 km and more than 7,000 meters of altitude difference that stops in 11 refuges and has the town of Torre di Santa Maria as its starting and finishing point

The Rhaetian Alps of Valtellina are the setting for one of the most famous and challenging treks in Italy: the Sentiero Roma.



The trail - designed at an average altitude of 2,500 meters - is mostly on scree, has passages in the highest pastures and several passes to cross with the support of fixed ropes

This circular itinerary in the Stelvio National Park has Monte Confinale (3,370 m) at its center, a peak in a privileged position in the Ortles-Cevedale Group.



Three days are the right amount and with about 2,000 meters of positive altitude difference in total (half in the first kilometers) they require

Historic itinerary that connects Sondrio with Valmalenco, the Bernina valley. The cycle path, with equipped rest areas, follows the cool Mallero stream.



In the Middle Ages and up until the 17th century, the road was - with passage at the Muretto Pass - the main trade route between Valtellina and Switzerland

A beautiful circular route starting and returning to Sondrio, with a mandatory stop in a winery to taste a good glass of Nebbiolo.



The e-bike tour crosses the terraced vineyards of Castione Andevenno, a wine town, and returns to the city on the valley floor along the Adda river, following the Sentiero

City and Countryside. The route starting from Sondrio, the provincial capital, passes through the apple orchards and vineyards where Valtellina produces its best fruits.



Ponte in Valtellina and Chiuro are the villages where you can take a break, park your bike and stroll through the streets with curiosity