From the village of Temù (on the SS42 leading to the Tonale Pass, Lombardy) we descend towards the Roccolo-Ventura chairlift and then continue following signs for the Presanella campsite.
The trailhead is easily reachable by any means of transport, with free parking available along the entire Cavaione di Dentro Street no. 1, which borders the playground.
This is a route inside the Val d'Avio, bordered by woods and the Avio stream, immersed in nature at the foot of the Adamello.
The loop trail is easily accessible on foot even with strollers; for physical disabilities, if accompanied, manual wheelchairs preferably set up for outdoor use can be used, and for independent users, outdoor-configured wheelchairs, mountain trikes, or those with full or assisted electric propulsion are recommended.
The terrain is natural with a mostly unpaved road or grass, and some parts are gravelly.
The route is slightly uphill with some short more challenging areas over 8%, but passable for everyone.
At the start, there is a playground, a volleyball and five-a-side football court, a synthetic tennis court, wooden tables and benches, and a drinking water fountain. Crossing an accessible little bridge leads to the bar “La Casera,” which is easily accessible; inside, there are the only restrooms serving the location, which are also accessible.
Along the left side, the stream runs centrally within the loop; after about 2 km, there is a picnic area with wooden tables and benches, along with several public-use barbecues.
Continuing towards the middle of the route, a very spacious bridge is crossed and then a gentle descent on the opposite side where several clearings offer places to rest; on the side, there are benches and a fountain.
There are no public restrooms along the route.
In addition to simple walks, it is possible to perform exercises thanks to the fitness trail equipped along the right side of the path.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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No specific equipment is required for pedestrians, but it is advisable to wear sports clothing with sneakers and/or trekking clothes. For people with physical disabilities, outdoor-configured wheelchairs, either manual or pedal-assisted with electric propulsion, and mountain trikes are recommended.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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