An easy snow shoe itinerary that starts from Aprica, close to the departure point of the Magnolta gondola and the swimming pool.
Go down via Clef and soon turn left, following directions for the Bosco gentile path. The path does not present technical difficulties and offers suggestive panoramic views of Valtellina and the Rhaetian Alps.
A path that is a simple way of reaching "Piscé", where we can take the "Pian di Gembro" showshoeing itinerary. Leave your car near Aprica Infopoint, go down Via Bernina and Via Stelvio until you reach contrada Dosso. Continue along Via della Noce until you reach the start of the path.
A little-known yet easy itinerary that gives you the chance to admire the slope that lies east of Pian di Gembro Nature Reserve . Leave your car at the parking lots close to Ristoro Pian di Gembro and take the path on the right, which immediately ascends after the cross country ski snowcat garage.
As you go up from the road towards Trivigno leave your car at the junction leading towards “Panizza – Alpe Strencia”. After a few turns along a slight uphill slope, head east towards "Alpe Strencia". Along this part of the itinerary the forest is very open and panoramic views of surrounding peaks are truly breathtaking.
Leave your car at the Trivigno Basso car park, take the path and soon you will reach the church of S. Gaetano. Here cross the road, go up and take the first turning on your left.
Here the path ascends; follow directions for Monte Padrio. The fir and larch wood alternates with clearings until you reach the path leading up to Mount Padrio. Keep to your right here and descend towards the path which in the summer leads to Guspessa and Mortirolo.
For some, skiing 8 to 5 just isn't enough. Or perhaps they can't make it because they are at work, at the office, or others simply prefer skiing at night. Baradello, in the Aprica&Corteno ski area, is the perfect solution, as all 6 km of the Superpanoramica are illuminated by night, making it Europe's longest illuminated slope.
Accessible for alpine skiing, so even when the ski lift is open, or illuminated for ski mountaineering and snowshoeing only, it will delight visitors who just can't get enough of snow and skiing.
You don't necessarily have to do sports to enjoy the mountains and its distinguishing element, the snow. A short walk as the snow falls, silencing the surrounding world, is an experience not to be missed. And why not delight your inner child by building a snowman in one of the free areas around the town or close to the arrival point of the gondola?
A simple itinerary inside the Pian di Gembro Nature Reserve, where you can admire breathtaking winter panoramas of Valtellina and the Adamello range. The path starts close to Ristoro Pian di Gembro and takes you past a wooden bridge, before gently ascending into a fir, pine and larch wood.
Snowshoeing is an easy, fun, and relaxing way to move through nature in the winter. With snowshoes we can explore snow-covered woods and paths and, with a bit of luck, we can spot the wild animals that spend the winter in these environments.
Trivigno trail closed in winter season 2024-2025
