The hike begins gently through green meadows and ancient forests but later becomes a more challenging climb along a steep section through a rocky landscape.
Hike to discover a beautiful but little frequented valley connecting the Val di Daone with the Passo del Termine. There is much to see!
The route starts with the hydroelectric plant structures and the adjacent artificial lake of Malga Boazzo, fed by abundant waters descending from Val di Daone and the side valleys. Soon after appears the spectacular Regina del Lago waterfall, fed by the Rio Rondone, the stream crossing Val del Leno.
A walk rich in variety, proceeding along a fine paved mule track, crossing dense fir forests and larch groves, and encountering two alpine huts. After passing the highest one, you continue through sparse upland pastures, rocky terrain, and cliffs to reach Passo del Termine, the wide pass overlooking the broad valley descending to the Gaver basin. To the east stands Cima Blumone, and to the west Monte Listino majestically dominates the landscape, while nearby the route 1 of the Alta Via dell'Adamello passes.
Continue your journey on La Via delle Valli, choose other valleys to explore among the 50 options! Discover them all and create the credential to record your visits here: www.campigliodolomiti.it/laviadellevalli.
Attention: the valley currently lacks the final QR code, but the stamp for the paper credential is available.
Is the sign with the stamp missing? Let us know! (laviadellevalli@campigliodolomiti.it).
NEAREST VALLEYS:
From Val del Leno it is possible to connect with:
- Val di Daone. The starting point, located at Malga Boazzo, is a crossroads of valleys! From here, you can continue along the Val di Daone to reach Malga Nudole, the arrival point of this valley. Beyond Malga Nudole, continuing on the same route leads to the dam of Malga Bissina, where the Val di Fumo begins.
 - Valle Danerba. From Boazzo, the SAT 249B trail also starts, traversing the entire Valle Danerba.