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Panoramic
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Alpine huts
A dive into the past with a sweet background sound: cowbells.
This panoramic stage begins at Malga San Colombano (also reachable from Forte di Oga), crosses the Valle di San Colombano where you can stop at various points to admire the vast panorama of the Bormio basin and continues to Malga di Cerdecc and Alpe Zandilla. An unmissable different point of view on the upper Valtellina!
Attention! Due to the problems related to the Vaia storm, the work on the path in the Suena Campello area has been delayed. Temporarily it is necessary to go down to Suena, to take path no. N206 (only for trekking, no MTB)
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This trail takes you across three mountain pastures: San Colombano, Cerdecco and Zandilla, letting you see up close traditional Alpine activities like grazing and milking animals. The mountainside is covered in thick forest and the few clearings were used for raising cattle. The huts were also a convenient place for wayfarers to stop for food, rest and a little company.
IMPORTANT. Due to the problems related to the Vaia storm, the work on the path in the Suena Campello area has been delayed. It is temporarily necessary to go down to Suena, to take path no. N206 (only for trekking, no MTB)
Details
A brand new cycling trail surrounded by breathtaking scenery. A mix of uphill and downhill sections through some spectacular landscapes with beautiful views over Bormio. From Malga San Colombano the trail climbs along some gravelly terrain, before a downhill section where you need to take a great deal of care. The descent continues along an uneven stretch of road until it reaches Santa Maria Maddalena. From there head uphill along a paved road towards Monte, from where you head along a forest road to Alpe Zandilla.
ATTENTION. Due to the problems related to the Vaia storm, the work on the path in the Suena Campello area has been delayed. Temporarily from Baita Cerdec it is necessary to go down to Massaniga, go back up to Monte along the ordinary road and reach Alpe Zandilla directly along the forest road or following the N206.1 path to Mezzadollo and Campello.
Charging points: Malga San Colombano and Alpe Zandilla.
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