Malghe Path

 The "Malghe Path" is part of the larger "Gentian Path" which, starting from State Road 294 at the entrance of the Sellero Valley in the municipality of Paisco Loveno, climbs old mule tracks, trails, and pastures. Along the way, you encounter old mines, still active malghe, alpine lakes, and an environment still unspoiled and typical of the Orobic Alps that ends in the hamlet of Lezza, in the municipality of Malonno. 

The Malghe Path is the final section that connects the Malga di Campello di Nazio to the Malga Campello di Landò and can be traveled in both directions in about 2 hours and 30 minutes, to which you must add the route to reach the malghe, about 2 hours.

Ascending from the hamlet of Nazio Superiore or, if already at elevation, descending from Malga Campello di Nazio (1843m), once you arrive at the Fontanì locality near a wooden fountain, you take a path that crosses the entire side of Monte Crap (2084m) among pastures and broadleaf forests. About halfway, you reach the Baitello dei Cacciatori. Then continue along the ridge and reach Malga Campello di Landò (1836m).

The route offers significant landscapes over the entire valley floor and the Baitone and Adamello groups.

It is not particularly difficult; just be careful in some sections with passages on rocks wet with spring water.

For the return, from Campello di Landò you can descend following the dirt road that leads first to Fienili di Vent and then to the hamlet of Lezza (1127 m).