A flexible Valley ideal for enjoying outdoor activities in all seasons and levels: from experts to amateurs, to families with children. Skiing, snowshoeing, trekking, and mountain bike riding are just some of the sports that can be enjoyed in Valle Trompia. Don’t forget the experiences in contact with nature, such as the numerous activities to be enjoyed on the farms and farm stays specialising in typical local products.
In you can admire the beautiful Monteclana waterfalls and take a splendid excursion just a stone's throw from the city. The valley is also studded with ancient legends that tell of how witches used to live there; in this regard, a strange rock formation full of holes is called "Le Scodelle delle Streghe" (The Bowls of the Witches)!
A pleasant walk suitable for everyone, which runs along the Re stream at the foot of the Valle Trompia mountains. The wonderful area is equipped with picnic tables where visitors can enjoy lunch or admire the scenery. During the summer season, it is also possible to sunbathe and swim in the crystal-clear waters of the stream. Worth mentioning is the ...
Valle Vandeno extends on the left side of Valle Trompia and is crossed by the stream of the same name, more than 3 km long, which flows into the Mella river just outside the town of Marcheno. The valley and the valleys that flow into it (Valle di Pozzolo, Valle Segolini and Val Veroda) can be considered part of a ...
Are you ready to venture towards the via ferrata Caspai? Here you will find all the information needed and the possibility of downloading the route. The itinerary starts from Lodrino in the locality of Pineta, where you can park your car, and following the signs for the ferrata, in 30 minutes, you will find yourself at the start of the ...
Are you ready to venture along the Nasego via ferrata to the Corna di Savallo? The starting point of this itinerary is Comero di Casto (near Lodrino). Following the signs for the Nasego refuge, take a narrow road that leads to a large car park with a canopy, where there are signs for the via ferrata. From here, it is ...
