A pleasant route in a secluded valley reminiscent of the Dolomite landscapes, where the natural and rural landscapes meet in a triumph of colours, scents and flavours.
Panoramic route up the Val di Bondone to Malga Stabol Fess and Malga Avalina. The valley, carved in sedimentary rocks, is reminiscent of the Dolomite landscapes, in stark contrast to the environment of the neighbouring Adamello valleys.The route starts near the hut settlement of Bondone di Sopra, set against a backdrop of wide pastures and cottages. Through meadow glades, it reaches Malga Fraino, located afoot the rocky ledge of 'Cengol dal Sal', linked to ancient legends of elves and dwarves.It continues along several hairpin bends, passing the last forest offshoots to the wide grassy plateau of Malga Stabol Fess, where a vast amphitheatre, frequented by chamois throughout the year, opens up.From the Malga, it crosses the forest road on the northern slope of the Dosso dei Morti, to Malga Avalina, located on a panoramic spot on the north-east ridge of the Dosso.After a stop, the return journey follows the 'Via dei Serbi', traced out at the end of the 19th century by the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Val di Bondone route, to Malga Stabol Fess and Malga Avalina, in a landscape reminiscent of the Dolomites.We set off from Bondone di Sopra, surrounded by pastures and mountain huts, and reach Malga Fraino, located afoot the rocky ledge of 'Cengol dal Sal', linked to legends of elves and dwarves.The route continues with hairpin bends through the last forest, and reaches the wide grassy plateau of Malga Stabol Fess, where chamois can be observed.It continues along the forest road that crosses the northern slope of the Dosso dei Morti to Malga Avalina, located on a scenic plateau.The return journey follows the 'Via dei Serbi', traced out at the end of the 19th century by the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
