Start from the Latteria di Livigno P4 to follow the flat service road sent. N138 along the right shore of Lake Livigno up to reach Pont da li Ca'bra and, immediately after, the refreshment point da l'Alpasge'la. From here, within the Stelvio National Park, the trail ascends, narrower and more demanding but no less beautiful, immersed in a pine forest that gradually shares vegetation with larches and firs. The natural scenery along the path, which after passing Do's da Bap and Pontin da l'Alpasge'la becomes steeper to reach, with a gentler elevation in the final part, Passo di Val Alpisella, characterized by the presence of a mountain hut and some alpine ponds, is suggestive and intact. A little further on, gently descending, the path fork on the left bank precedes the arrival at the Adda River springs, marked by a small wooden sign.
The Adda River Springs from Livigno
Itinerary details
Mountain bike
2:50 h
16.96 km
546 m
546 m
Moderate
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