Accessible holidays in Valdidentro

The trail, nestled amid the splendor of the Stelvio National Park, is ideal for a day of hiking or mountain biking with the whole family.

This recently completed cycle-pedestrian route allows you to reach Bormio from Semogo along a completely safe path, away from car traffic, passing through scenic points along the four hamlets of Valdidentro.

Val Viola is a route of great scenic beauty. The entire valley is indeed nestled among a series of peaks, all over three thousand meters high, which create a natural frame offering breathtaking views, making it truly interesting especially from a landscape perspective. The described route leads to the Viola refuge.

Very interesting circular route. The Baita Caricc is fully accessible

The route develops along military roads and trails dating back to the First World War, reaching trenches and fortifications set up by the Italian army after the Austrians had occupied the summit of Scorluzzo in June 1915.

The route takes place along a dirt track with an overall modest elevation change, however characterized by frequent ups and downs, in some cases challenging, though only for short stretches; the well-maintained surface makes it suitable for everyone and also passable with a joelette.

During the 20th century, many areas of Valtellina were involved in the construction of hydroelectric plants and, usually prior to the dam, a path called Decauville was built, named after the French inventor of a railway particularly suited to challenging areas such as mountainous regions. After the construction of the hydroelectric plant was completed, the Decauvilles remained as service tracks for the plant and are still passable today. The Decauville that stretches from the Fraele towers to Arnoga is about 10 km long, completely flat, and suitable for everyone. In summer, you can enjoy hiking, biking, and joëlette rides, and in winter, sled dog activities are added.

The Alpe Trela rises in a magnificent plateau that forms a watershed between Cancano, Livigno, and Valdidentro.