Itineraries
Alta Via dell'Adamello
Alta via dell'Adamello (Trail no. 1) is a wonderful trekking route. It crosses the longest section of Adamello Park from south to north (or vice versa), maintaining a correct balance between effort with no great difficulties and accessibility for... everyone (as long as you are well trained) without being boring.
It develops for a little more than 50 km on foot, often on a free ground, far from the concept of "trail" and the itineraries of mass hiking.
A journey to discover an extraordinary and ever-changing world made of many amazing naturalistic phenomena.
It also represents a journey to discover the most recent history, told by the remains of the military settlements of the Great War: trenches, walls, caverns, works that seem imposing, but which have been reabsorbed by nature with its slow but relentless rhythm, minimizing their original meaning.
Severe and gentle at the same time, we can define it a hiking trail for connoisseurs.
24 Itineraries in the Park
Itineraries taken from "Escursioni nel Parco dell'Adamello" by Silvio Frattini and Carmela Contino.
| Georef. | Itinerary | Typology | Interest | |||
 | Along the Ridges of Tonale Between the two big parks of Adamello and Stelvio Departure: Passo del Tonale |  | On foot E - Hiking (level) |      | ||
 | Aviolo Basin and Val Paghera Towards the valley of the giant trees | | On foot Tour without particular difficulties; however, it ... 5 h 30 m | | ||
 | Between Niardo and Breno In the woods between Val di Fa and Val Morina | | On foot Easy 4.10 hours | | ||
 | From Capo di Ponte to Cimbergo and Nadro In the heart of the ancient Camuni culture | | On foot Easy 4 h |  | ||
 | From Edolo to Mu and the Woods of Sonico Short itinerary between nature and history | | On foot Easy 2.40 hours | | ||
 | From Garda to Val Rabbia Ancient trails and wild forests | | On foot Tour without particular difficulties 4 h 30 m | | ||
 | From Grevo to Paspardo Environments and panoramas of middle Valcamonica | | On foot Easy 2 h 30 m | | ||
 | From Saviore to Val Salarno Unusual itinerary among the flora of a famous valley | | On foot Tour without particular difficulties 6 h | | ||
 | From Tonale to Ponte di Legno Following the ancient road Departure: Tonale | | On foot easy 2.15 hours | | ||
 | In the Basin of D'Arno Lake Along a blue fjord | | On foot Tour without particular difficulties 7.20 hours | | ||
 | In Vallaro and Paghera Valleys In the woods of Upper Valcamonica and along the river | | On foot Easy 4 h | | ||
 | In Valle Adamè Looking for the ancient ice giant | | On foot Easy 2.45 hours | | ||
 | In Valle dell'Avio Towards the high mountain facing Adamello | | On foot Tour without particular difficulties; however, it ... 6.50 hours | | ||
 | On Adamello A great polar environment in Southern Europe Departure: Rifugio Garibaldi | | On foot Demanding itinerary 5 h | | ||
 | On the Summit of Venerocolo An extraordinary balcony over the glaciers Departure: Rifugio Garibaldi | | On foot High-mountain tour without particular difficulties... 2.40 hours | | ||
 | Poggio la Croce Surprising environments of an unknown Adamello | | On foot Easy 2 h 30 m | | ||
 | The Peat Bogs of Tonale Pass A natural botanic garden | | On foot T - Tourist (level) 1 h 30 m | | ||
 | The Trail of the Flowers A hazardous war trail among rocks and flowers | | On foot 4 h | | ||
 | Val Braone and Listino Basin Shaped by glaciers, lonesome and wild | | On foot Tours without particular difficulties 7 h | | ||
 | Val Fredda and Val Cadino The naturalistic encyclopedia of Adamello | | On foot Easy 5 h | | ||
 | Val Miller A small valley in the heart of Adamello | | On foot Easy 3.15 hours | | ||
 | Val Seria and Val di Casola The variety of nature in the north of Adamello | | On foot Easy 4 h 30 m | | ||
 | Valle di Stabio A jewel concealed by nature | | On foot Tour without particular difficulties 7.15 hours | | ||
 | Volano Basin In the flowering realm of Pizzo Badile | | On foot Easy 4.45 hours | |
Tours to the Lakes
Itineraries taken from "Laghi Alpini di Vallecamonica" by Diego Comensoli.
