Shortly after the village of Fumero is the large parking area of Fontanaccia. A military mule track from the Great War S519 goes up the valley to the left of the Rezzalasch stream and you soon reach the wooden bridge of La Pontela with beautiful mountain huts, one of the most picturesque settlements in the valley. Continuing through the valley you come to the intake of aqueduct to Sondalo hospital and the mountain huts of Li Ghenda, located at the foot of a landslide of large granite boulders. After Picac the forest of spruces gives way to larch and then the wide plateau of San Bernardo. You are surrounded by a landscape with numerous alpine pastures and ancient wooden mountain huts, some still well preserved: Li Salina, Teat, La Macogia and San Bernardo, featuring the small church of the same name.
San Bernardo
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Mountain bike
1:02 h
2.84 km
336 m
Moderate
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