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Assessorato al Turismo,
alle Attività e Beni Culturali
Agenzia Territoriale per il Turismo
Valle Sabbia e Lago d’Idro
Comunità Montana
Valle Sabbia
EXPERIENCE VALLE SABBIA
EXPERIENCE
EXPERIENCE
VALLE SABBIA
VALLE
SABBIA
The Territorial Agency for Tourism
in Valle Sabbia and Lake Idro
presents
EXPERIENCE
VALLE SABBIA
Andrea Vallini
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Provincia di Brescia
Assessorato al turismo
Comune
di Agnosine
Comune
di Anfo
Comune
di Bagolino
Comune
di Barghe
Comune
di Bione
Objectives
This agency was founded with the purpose of developing local growth programmes based on the specific vocations of the
territory, strengthening its capabilities and means. The information and communication aspect plays an increasingly central role in the supply of tourism and accommodation in terms of enhancing the territory, whether mass tourism or niche,
alongside a growing demand for ‘slow’ sustainable tourism that is aimed at promoting the use of natural, unspoilt spaces.
Comune
di Capovalle
Comune
di Provaglio V.S.
Comune
di Casto
Comune
di Roè Volciano
Comune
di Idro
Comune
di Serle
Comune
di Pertica Alta
Comune
di Treviso Bresciano
Comune
di Pertica Bassa
Comune
di Vallio Terme
Comune
di Vestone
Comune
di Preseglie
Comune
di Vobarno
Thanks to the careful work of Andrea Vallini, we are able to provide one of these tools. A series of itineraries were surveyed, aimed at enhancing and strengthening local characteristics: these itineraries range from sports, culture, well-being,
trekking and the ‘slow’ trails. Furthermore, the guide also contains recommendations about typical food products, local
dishes, historic monuments, peculiarities, special amenities and restaurants as well as references to tourist guides and
associations.
The UNWTO (World Tourism Organisation) defines the tourist as a person that is at least 80 km from home for a recreational or learning purpose, thus with this tool we wish to give the user the opportunity to transform themselves into a
potential tourist coming to visit us, perhaps combining more than one offer, and then choosing to stay several days.
At the same time we want to give the municipal administrations the opportunity to understand and become fully aware of
their true potential, creating a distinctive image of quality and excellence.
The Territorial Agency for the Tourism of Valle Sabbia and Lake Idro would especially like to thank Andrea Vallini for
developing the idea, Ambra Marca for her valuable advice and Mattia Chiodi for developing multimedia aspects.
Proloco
del
Chiese
Associazione Pro Loco
Ufficio Turistico di Bagolino
Pro Loco
Anfo
Proloco
del Chiese
Pro Loco
Idro
Pro Loco
P. Caffaro
Zeno Marca
Presidente Agenzia Territoriale per il turismo
Della Valle Sabbia e lago d’Idro
Preface
‘Experience Valle Sabbia’ aims to acquaint travellers with this unique territory, through themed itineraries that range from
history and culture (such as the imposing fortress Rocca d’Anfo) to tourism and the environment (Lake Idro and the high
peaks of Bagolino).
A substantial part is also dedicated to those areas that despite being “off the beaten track” are very much worth discovering.
Pro Loco
Serle
Pro Loco
di Vallio Terme
Consorzio Operatori
Turistici del Lago d’Idro
Maber
Pubblicità
Most of the walks are short-medium in length and are suitable for anyone wishing to enjoy easy walks in the mountains (the
more difficult or longer routes are clearly indicated).
Every itinerary is complete with useful indications about accessibility, difficulty, journey times and areas of interest.
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MADONNA
DI CAMPIGLIO
GAVER
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BOLZANO
Storo (TN)
BAGOLINO
Technical Notes:
The following symbols show the groups for whom
each route is recommended:
• The disabled
IDRO
Bagolino
VOBARNO
 The Book
The itineraries or places of a cultural and artistic
nature are highlighted in orange.
The nature routes are highlighted in green.
The itineraries with a balance of nature and cultural aspects are shown in blue.
GAVARDO
BERGAMO
MILANO
BRESCIA
Lago di Garda
CASELLO
BRESCIA
CENTRO
CASELLO
BRESCIA
EST
CASELLO
DESENZANO CASELLO
SIRMIONE
AEROPORTO
CATULLO
VILLAFRANCA
AEROPORTO
D'ANNUNZIO
MONTICHIARI
VENEZIA
VERONA
Anfo
MODENA
Capovalle
Pertica
Bassa
Lavenone
Pertica Alta
Idro
Mura
Treviso
Bresciano
Vestone
Provaglio V.S.
Casto
Barghe
Bione
Preseglie
Sabbio
Chiese
Agnosine
Odolo
Roè Volciano
Vallio Terme
Villanuova s/C
Gavardo
Salò
• Families
• Sports enthusiasts
• Cyclists
For each route/place the following are specified:
 Interesting features
 How to get there
 The route
• Mode of travel
• Difficulty
For further details please contact the Territorial Agency for
Tourism in Valle Sabbia and Lake Idro, Idro, via Trento 16.
Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8.30 a.m. 12.30
p.m. and 1.30 p.m. 5.30 p.m. Opening days and times are
extended in the summer.
Telephone (+39) 036583224 - [email protected]
The excursions are rated as follows:
EASY: The route is throughly safe and is mainly via dirt
roads bridle paths.
MODERATE: Suitable for those used to walking on mountain trails. There may be some difference in elevation, but
not too challenging. It is safe throughout its course and is
mostly via old bridle paths and trails.
DIFFICULT: excursions for those experienced in more
challenging routes. Suitable equipment also required.
Useful tips and warnings for challenging routes can be
found on page 83
• Journey time: Does not include stops. It refers to the
average times taken by people of average fitness. Unless
specifically indicated, the time includes the return journey.
• Difference in elevation: significant, medium, slight
• Recommended period
Associations and or companies promoting the
community and the territory
Serle
Paitone
BRESCIA
Vobarno
• School groups
 Find out more
Publications with more information about the history, culture and peculiarities of the territory.
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TABLE
OF CONTENTS
Preface
pag. 3
1-VALLE SABBIA
•Valle Sabbia presentation
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The Lower Valley
The Middle Valley
The Upper Valley
•Historical aspects 11
2-THE ITINERARIES
CULTURAL ITINERARIES
•The medieval town of Bagolino
•The fortress "Rocca d’Anfo"
•The ancient churches of Idro
•The Archaeological Civic Museum of Valle Sabbia in Gavardo
•Themed route: metallurgy
•Themed route: ancient crafts and folklore
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NATURE ITINERARIES
•Mountain walk, the lakes of Bruffione
•Mountain walk, Lake Vacca •Mountain walk, "l'alta via del Caffaro" (4 days)
•‘Slow’ itinerary to discover Idro
•Bike ride in Eridio
•Monte Censo. Trekking with a view of Lake Idro
•The ‘Sorgente Funatani’ Nature Reserve
•The ‘Stretta di Luina’, adventure in the canyon
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ITINERARIES COMBINING NATURE AND CULTURE
•In the mountains of Lake Idro discovering relics of the two World Wars
•Bike ride through the mountains of Lake Idro
•The landscape, villages and churches of Pertiche
•Through canyons and old forges
•Discover the trails in Preseglie
•The green plain of Lo
•Forests, ancient villages and a precious sanctuary
•Cycling from Barghe to Provaglio
•Through olive groves and waterfalls discovering ancient churches
•The Cariadeghe plateau and Mount San Bartolomeo
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WELLBEING
•The thermal spas in Vallio 61
3-TASTE AND STAY
•Flavours of Valle Sabbia
•Restaurants
•Accommodation
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4-TRAVEL PROPOSALS AND USEFUL INFORMATION
•Weekend proposals
•How to get to Valle Sabbia
•Useful contacts
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View of Lake Idro from the South
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Vobarno
Valle Sabbia
parish church in Gavardo is also of great interest, along with
the thermal spas in Vallio (an area dedicated to wellness and
health situated in a large park), as well as the parish church
and fortress of Vobarno. The area of Serle is also noteworthy,
famous for the Cariadeghe plateau, where there are caving
routes which are unique in Italy (only suitable for experts).
The ancient monastery of San Bartolomeo can also be discovered within this territory, along comfortable routes whilst
enjoying the scenic views of Lake Garda.
Valle Sabbia is in the north eastern part of the province of
Brescia and is one of the three large valleys found in the
Brescia territory along with Val Trompia and Val Camonica.
The ‘Chiese’ river runs through the entire valley, to then form
Lake Idro. It is a long valley surrounded by side valleys and
wooded mountains.
The valley boasts a rich and diverse morphology, ranging from
the Chiese plain near Gavardo, passing through the Pre-Alps
of the low and middle valley, reaching the stretch of Lake Idro,
where the mountains gradually become more imposing, to
finally reach the mountains of Bagolino, where ‘Cornone di
Blumore’, the southernmost mountain of the Adamello chain,
dominates the landscape at an impressive altitude of 2800
metres.
There are just over 60,000 inhabitants scattered over an area of
700 km2 including 25 municipalities.
From an economic point of view, Valle Sabbia boasts a long
and consolidated industrial and handicraft tradition (iron, steel,
aluminium, mechanics),as well as selected quality farming (production of excellent cheeses, such as Bagòss from
Bagolino, delicious organic jams, chestnut honey and tasty
cold meats), and a well-established tradition of tourism (Lake
Idro, Bagolino and Vallio Terme).
In recent years, we have been introducing lesser known destinations to the world of tourism.
The territory can ideally be divided into three areas from south
to north.
The Middle Valley
Travelling northwards, the valley takes on a more mountainous character and the villages become smaller. Well preserved
natural areas and ancient villages are features shared in the
side valleys. The industrial and handicraft traits of the area are
particularly palpable in Odolo, Vestone and Casto. Also not to
be missed are the exceptionally preserved ‘Rocca di Sabbio’
(Sabbio fortress), and the adjoining ‘Museo della civiltà Contadina e dei Mestieri’ (The Museum of Farming Civilisation
and Crafts) in Sabbia Chiese and the ‘Museo del ferro - Fucina
di Pamparane’ (the Museum of Iron - Pamparane Forge) in
Odolo, testimony to the hard work and ingenuity of the industrialisation pioneers. The ancient church in San Lino in Agnosine and the parish churches in Bione, Preseglie and Provaglio
V.S. are also worth a visit.
In the nearby town of Casto it is possible to find a frescoed
parish church in Alone and a forge where you can discover
metal working techniques. Also in the area of Casto, you can
venture along fascinating sports and culture routes all found
in a natural setting (itineraries exploring ancient forges, cycle
paths, trekking and climbing routes). Furthermore, the parish
church in Mura, the ruins of the Nozza fortress with the adjoining Church of Santo Stefano as well as the ‘Museo del Lavoro’
(Museum of Labour) in Vestone are not to be missed. The territory of Pertiche is a world apart and which includes the municipalities of Pertica Alta and Pertica Bassa. Here, time seems
to stand still amongst the small villages, extensive meadows
and rural landscapes. The ancient Church of ‘Sant’Andrea di
Barbaine’ and the Forno Fusorio (smelting furnace) in Pertica
Alta are also worth visiting, as well as the ancient villages
The Lower Valley
The area closest to Lake Garda and the city of Brescia is also
the most urbanised. This part of the valley has been devoted to
large-scale industry for a long time and thus offers less ‘valley-like’ characteristics than the middle and upper valley. This
area is closely connected to nearby Lake Garda, bringing the
positive effect of a mild climate. The most important museum,
the ‘Archaeological Museum’ is found here, host to prehistoric
findings as well as artefacts dating back to the Roman age. The
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it all. The natural pebble beaches are easily accessible; the
Vesta beach (Idro) is especially beautiful and scenic, a paradise of tranquillity with views of the fortress ‘Rocca d’Anfo’
in all its majesty. The beaches of Crone and Lemprato (Idro),
Anfo, Ponte Caffaro and Baitoni (hamlet in the Trentino municipality of Bondone) should also be enjoyed. In addition to
enjoying a traditional coast side holiday, here you can practice
various water sports as well as inland activities: sailing, windsurfing, cycling, trekking and climbing. A tour around the lake
by boat is also a highlight. The territory is full of trails and
walks, as well as churches such as Santa Maria in Undas and
San Michele in Idro, San Antonio in Anfo and San Giacamo in
Ponte Caffaro.
One of the most important Venetian and Napoleonic fortresses
in history guards the lake: the fortress ‘Rocca d’Anfo’, a must
for any visitor to Valle Sabbia. The ‘Forte di Valledrane’ in Treviso Bresciano and the ‘Forte di Cima Ora’ on the mountains
(such as Spessio di Avenone and Ono Degno), the churches
(such as San Zenone and the parish church of Levrange) and
an interesting museum dedicated to the resistance fighters
and folklore of Valle Sabbia (in Pertica Bassa).
The Upper Valley
In this area, the mountains become even more impressive and
the populous towns of the valley floor give way to the fresh
basin of Lake Idro (or Eridio), an area boasting a long tradition
of tourism. This beautiful stretch of water framed by a background of green mountains takes on typically Alpine features
compared to other lakes in Lombardy. Twelve kilometres long
and two kilometres wide, Lake Idro reaches a maximum depth
of 122 m.
It is 368 metres above sea level and is surrounded by wooded
mountains that exceed altitudes of 1000 metres and for this
reason it is considered the coolest lake in Lombardy. With
its dominating colours that range from the dark green of the
forests to the blue-green teal of the lake, you are immersed in an unspoilt environment, ideal
for those wanting to get away from
other large Brescia valleys within easy reach, Valle Sabbia still continues its past tradition of trading between the
different communities. The numerous streams and particularly the Chiese river have encouraged settlements since
ancient times: a clear example is the remains of the village
of the Rhaetian tribe on the hill of Castel Antico in Idro,
which was inhabited up until the 3rd Century AD, even after
the Romans conquered the territory.
It was actually the Romans who contributed to the formation of new settlements also in other areas of the valley;
small centres which witnessed a succession of historical
events, from the fall of the Roman Empire to the spread of
Christianity, up until the barbaric invasions.
The subsequent arrival of the Longobards and the Franks
changed the dynamics of the settlements over time, eventually linking the valley to the city.
Centuries later, the territory became dominion of the Republic of Venice; in this period some towns united in the
‘Communitas Vallis Sabiae’ and, in the fifteenth century,
the fortress ‘Rocca d’Anfo’ was built, which rose where the
state border was at the time.
Subsequently, the French took control of the territory,
marking a new age for the valley and leaving evidence
of their occupation such as the renovation of the fortress
commissioned by General François De Chasseloup-Lau
and ordered by Napoleon Bonaparte.
The historical events that followed, from the Unification
of Italy to the World Wars, also impacted these territories
and influenced the valley’s economy. Iron manufacture has
been one of the main activities to date: we find traces of
the first forges as early as in 1200, until excellence on a
national level has been reached since the Sixties.
Furthermore, textile centres arose in the municipalities
of Roè Volciano, Villanuova sul Clisi and Gavarda in the
second half of the nineteenth century, making use of the
abundance of water
of Anfo are also of great historic importance. In the stunning
area of Capovalle you can find a museum dedicated to relics
from the First World War and bask in the beauty protected of
the natural surroundings.
A few kilometres from the lake, in a narrow Alpine valley, you
find Bagolino. This town offers the churches of San Giorgio
and San Rocco, the Romanterra geological site and the ethnographic collection housed in the in the ‘Habitar in sta terra’
Museum. The nearby mountains offer opportunities for virtually all types of sport from walks, bicycle rides, horse-riding
in the summer, mountain, downhill and cross country skiing,
snowshoeing in the winter.
Some of the most important traditions and specialities of Valle
Sabbia were born within these mountains: the Bagolino Carnival (the famous and colourful festival of sixteenth century origin, known throughout Europe) and the prized cheese Bagòss.
Valle Sabbia, historical aspects
Due to its geographically strategic position, with the
regions of Veneto and Trentino Alto Adige
just a short distance away and
View of Pertica Alta
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CULTURE
BAGOLINO
The medieval village
of Bagolino
•explore an ancient medieval centre and its historic
dwellings
•visit the Church of San Giorgio and admire its important works of art
•taste delicious dishes made from the typical cheese
‘Bagòss’ in the local restaurants
•learn about past traditions in the ‘Habitar in sta terra’
museum
The Church
of San Giorgio
 The route
The itinerary for the artistic and cultural heritage of Bagolino winds among the narrow streets and alleyways of the
historical centre. The departure point is from the ‘Pro
Loco’ at no. 7 Via San Giorgio, where you can find illustrated maps and more information. Facing the building we
will head right and after a few steps take a right down the
cobbled road of Via Portici, a former major road where the
medieval shops displayed their wares on large stones that
served as a counter. Leading on from here, we will pass
under a series of arches until, having reached the old bank
at number 9 almost at the end of the residential area, we
take the small street climbing up to the left, taking us back
onto via San Giorgio. We will head towards the Pro Loco on
the left and arrive in Piazza Consiglio, with its characteristic
octagonal fountain. We will continue along Via San Giorgio,
passing the Pro Loco and up the steps on Via IV Novembre
to the right. After a short while, we will pass the library and
take the steps up to the Church of San Giorgio. Just before
reaching it, the steps offer a view of the old military garrison, the ancient premises of the Bagolino military leaders,
as well as a beautiful fresco depicting the lion of St. Mark.
The outside of the parish church of San Giorgio is adorned
with an imposing gable façade, softened by a triple lancet
window and an elegant seven arch portico. The interior is
decorated in the baroque style and houses valuable works
From the A4 motorway (Milan-Venice) take the ‘Brescia est’ exit.
Continue along the SS45bis towards Madonna di Campiglio.
Once you reach Lake Idro, follow the road that runs along
the western shore of the basin. At the roundabout, follow
the directions to Bagolino. After a few kilometres you reach
the town and the car park just at its entrance. Following
Via San Giorgio, a ten-minute walk takes you to the town
centre.
Mode of Travel: on foot
Difficulty: Easy
Journey time: 1h 30 minutes
Difference in elevation: slight
Recommended Period: all year round
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15th Century in Lombardy, painted by Pietro Da Cemmo.
With the church behind us, we cross the road, the public
gardens and a bridge which leads to the Church of Adamino. Along the way we will join the main road again and
after a short walk we arrive at the cemetery of the Napoleonic era, famous for its gothic chapels and wrought
iron crosses.
We then return to the centre, walking down right of the
Church of San Rocco and continuing along the main road
to reach the Pro Loco, the itinerary departure point.
by Tintoretto, Titian, Palma the younger and Andrea Celesti.
In the same square stands the Church of San
Lorenzo and opposite is the bulk of the original convent building, now a rest home, with
its small church host to one of the first works
of Tintoretto.
We go back down the steps, leaving the district of Osnà and entering the district of Cavril. At
the bottom of the steps we will take the right along
Via San Rocco. After a few hundred metres we arrive in
Piazza Marconi, the central square in Bagolino. From here
you can enjoy the beautiful view of the Osnà district and the
parish church of San Giorgio. We then continue along Via
San Rocco through to Piazzetta Marchiondi. On the right we
go up Via Pietro da Cemmo until number 51, after which
we turn right and continue until Via Chiusure. At this point
we see an old cobbler and on the left the ‘Procuratìe’, the
building that was once host to important figures who visited Bagolino. Still walking up-hill, after a while we find
‘Casa Torre’ on our left: a beautiful painted building, home
to the town hall in the Middle Ages. Turning left we arrive
in Piazza Mercato, where, on the corner of a house, we can
see two stone faces which could be effigies to the Lodron
Counts. We proceed along Via Divisione Tridentina, where
in the lower left corner we can see a stone depicting the
Goddess of Fertility, a legacy of the pagan culture. From
number 5 we walk through the alley and find the House
Museum called ‘Habitar in sta terra’, an unmissable
place to discover the most important traditions and local
customs and learn more about the history and culture of the
area. This interesting museum houses objects and documents belonging to the town of Bagolino mostly dating
back to the nineteenth century. The museum also houses
a loom that still works, as well as spinning and weaving
utensils and tools for working on the farm or grazing land.
Opposite the museum there is an alleyway that leads up to
Via Madonna di San Luca from where we will take the left
and continue for a few metres to the Church of San Rocco,
which preserves one of the most important fresco of the
Associations and companies that promote the
• ‘Habitar in sta terra’ Cultural Association
Association aimed at the safeguarding, protection and dissemination of the cultural heritage of Bagolino. Their works
include the ethnographic museum, the restoration of frescoes and chapels as well as the organization of events and
realization of cultural publications.
• ‘Legno e Identità’ Cultural Association
This association, which operates in the lakeside hamlet of
Ponte Caffaro, is engaged in the recovery and dissemination of local music. A large part of their efforts is dedicated
to violin making: in fact, string instruments have been
made in the territory of Bagolino since 1700, including
violins, violas and cellos. During the year, the association
Napoleonic cemetery
Church of S. Rocco
Museum Habitar
Church of San Giorgio
Pro Loco
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also organises workshops on felting, mask making,
looming and courses on the ‘bagosso’ dialect. The association is happy to present its workshops to the public
(on reservation).
The ‘Golden Spike’
Not far from the centre is possible to can discover a
geological site of world interest.
The ‘Golden Spike’ has been recognised as a reference
point for the border between the Anisian plains (formed
242.5 million years ago) and the Ladinian plains (formed
240.5 million years ago); the site is very visitor-friendly
thanks to the aid of illustrative panels.
The
historical centre
• Bortolo Scalvini, Storia della valorosa e spaziosa terra di
bagolino (History of the gallant and spacious land of Bagolino)
edited by Luca Ferremi E 10
• Fiorino Bazzani, Ci davamo del Vö (See you at your place)
E 10
• Alberto Vaglia, L’epidemia di colera del 1836 a Bagolino e
Ponte Caffaro. (The cholera epidemic of 1836 in Bagolino and
Ponte Caffaro).E 10
• Carlo Buccio, Storia di Bagolino (The History of Bagolino)
edited by Luca FerremiE 10
• Alberto Panelli, Istoria della nostra Terra di Bagolino, (The history of our Land of Bagolino) E 10
On sale at the Pro Loco
• New Habitar guide supported by
signs along the path and an audio
guide (recommended for the
town tour)
• Various other publications
that expand on the themes that
include history, tradition, sport
and food.
 Opening times and Contact details
• Pro Loco Bagolino: via S. Giorgio, 5 - Bagolino
tel. (+39) 036599904 - (+39) 33413224766
www.bagolinoinfo.it - [email protected]
Open all year round: Wednesday 10.00 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.,
Saturday 10.00 a.m. - 12.30 p.m. and 4.00 p.m. - 6.30 p.m.
and Sunday 10.00 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.
Opening times and days are extended in the summer (July
and August), the winter season (Christmas) and during the
‘Carnevale’ period (February).
An audio guide can be rented from the Pro Loco.
Ethnographic collection of the ‘Habitar in sta terra’ Cultural Association: via Madonna San Luca, 37 - tel. (+39) 03659958
- www.bagolinoweb.it - Entry is free. Booking required.
• ‘Habitar in sta terra’ Cultural Association:
www.habitarinstaterra.it
• Opening hours of the Church of San Rocco: close for
restoration. Opening summer 2015. Info Pro Loco.
• Opening hours of the Church of San Giorgio: open every
day from 8.00 a.m. until 7.00 p.m.
• ‘Legno e Identità’ Cultural Association:
www.legnoidentità.it; [email protected]
 Find out more
The following publications (all in italian) are on sale at the ‘Habitar in sta terra’ Museum:
The Bagolino Carnival
has ancient origins and is a must for visitors at least once in their lifetime. For the two
days of the Carnival, Monday and Tuesday, town life comes to a halt and the streets
are enlivened by groups of ‘màscher’ and ‘balarì’, accompanied by the melodies of
the musicians. The Màscher, wearing masks of old people, noisily wander the streets
playing tricks on anyone they meet. The Balarì wear a rich, colourful headdress and dance
elegantly. In 1970, the ethnologist Italo Sordi wrote: ‘there is no other choral and ritual music
phenomenon so unique and complete in Europe’. Still today, this is still an event lived and
shared by the entire population, one of the few representations of local culture linking the past to
the present.
Info: [email protected]
The Bagolino Carneval
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Difficulty: Moderate
Journey time: 5h itinerary and 3h itinerary
Difference in elevation: significant
Recommended Period: from April to
October guided tours are generally organized:
obligatory booking at the Territorial Agency for
Tourism in Valle Sabbia and Lake Idro
ANFO
The fortress ‘Rocca d’Anfo’
admire the characteristics of past military architecture
enjoy the scenic view of Lake Idro
the western shore of the basin. Near Anfo (just north of the
residential area) there is a large car park overlooking the
lake that runs along the road side. Leave the car here as the
entrance to the fortress is nearby.
 The place
The structure, made up of several batteries, trenches, covered roads, and barracks, is a military microcosm of great
interest. Built on a Longobard settlement, it became an
important outpost of the Republic of Venice between 1426
and 1797. This ‘Serenissima’ period was followed by the
French rule of Napoleon Bonaparte who personally ordered
the fortress to be modernised and restructured following
the creation of new warfare techniques.
Subsequent modifications carried out by the Austrians and
then by the Kingdom of Italy were of a smaller entity: in 1915,
with the annexation of Trentino to Italy, the fortress was no
longer a border outpost and gradually lost its strategic importance until it was eventually abandoned. The Fortress has been
open to the public since 2007, thanks to the intense recovery
work carried out by the ‘Gruppo Sentieri Attrezzati di Idro 95’.
Anfo and the Lake
 Opening times and contact details
Visits: Please find opening times in advance as works on
safety measures are underway. Please contact the Territorial Agency for Tourism in Valle Sabbia and Lake Idro for
booking and information tel. +(39) 036583224.
For opening times see page 5.
 Find out more
The following publication can be purchased at the Territorial Agency
for Tourism in Valle Sabbia and Lake Idro, via Trento 16:
Giuseppe Calabria, La Rocca d’Anfo, Gruppo Sentieri Attrezzati di Idro 95 E 10.
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The ‘Rocca d’Anfo’
IDRO
The ancient churches of Idro
 The route
This itinerary leads you to the discovery of the main artistic
treasures of Idro, along town roads and pedestrian and cycle
paths. From the pedestrian-cycle path we head north along the
lake side, over the large wooden bridge and along a long
•discover artistic treasures such as the ancient
wooden gangway for approx. 300 m. Immediately
frescoes of Santa Maria ad Undas and
after a small bridge, we take a road to the right,
the engraving works of San Michele
which is initially a dirt track to later become
•stroll through the lanes of Lema larger surfaced road. At the stop sign we
Mode
of
Travel:
on
foot
prato and Crone
turn left and after a few hundred metres
Difficulty:
Easy
•enjoy the beautiful views
we find the Church of San Michele.
Journey
time:
50
minutes
of Lake Idro
The Parish church of San Michele is
Difference in elevation: none
a
‘temple of wooden carvings’ dating
Recommended
Period:
all
year
back
to the first half of the 1700s; a work
round.
From the A4 motorway (Milanby
the
brothers, Francesco and Giovan
Venice) take the ‘Brescia est’ exit.
Battista
Boscaì.
Continue along the SS45bis towards
Madonna di Campiglio, follow directions
for Lake Idro.
Entering the town of Idro head towards the
lakeside hamlet of Lemprato.
Once in Lemprato we find a long car park close
to a park and the beach. Leave the car here.
Church of San Rocco
Church of Santa Maria ad Undas
Lemprato
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Church of San Michele
THE ITINERARIES - 2
The choir stall and the sixteenth century crucifix are particularly
preciuos.
Leaving the church we will continue along the same road towards Crone where once in the village we see the Church of San
Rocco. The Church of San Rocco has 18th century style and
houses the precious ‘Deposizione con la Madonna’ (The Entombment with the Virgin Mary) holding the dead Jesus Christ
in her arms. The heart of the church is the Chapel of the Crucifix
dating back to the late 1500s.
Having visited the Church of San Rocco, head towards the beach
where the cycle path to the left leads back to the car-park in
Lemprato. Walk along via Lungolago Italia which takes you onto
via Bertini Roberto and continue along the street for a few hundred metres until it turns onto a bridge on your right going over
the river Pass through the narrow alleyway among the houses
and on reaching the crossing, turn right again. After a short walk,
opposite Hotel Milano, you can see the Church of Santa Maria
ad Undas.
The building can only be visited during Mass or upon booking
(for information contact the Territorial Agency of Tourism). The
architectural styles of the building overlap, with elements that date
back to between the 12th and 16th Century and a simple exterior,
decorated with just a terracotta cornice that runs along the roof
and a small rose window on the façade. It has a typically fifteenth
century interior, with a single nave structure, a gabled roof and interior space marked by large transverse arches in five bays. The
masonry shrine in the apse is also very interesting, dating back to
the 12th century and entirely decorated by frescoes.
 Opening times and contacts
Santa Maria ad Undas is only open for religious services or
upon booking contacting the Territorial Agency for Tourism
in Valle Sabbia and Lake Idro.
San Michele: every day from 8.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
San Rocca: every day from 8.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
 Find out more
The following publication can be purchased at the Territorial Agency for Tourism in Valle Sabbia and Lake Idro, via
Trento. 16 - Idro - tel- (+39) 036583224:
AA.VV, Gli itinerari d’arte (The Art Itineraries), Vallesabbia,
edited by Skira, E 12.
GAVARDO
The Civic Archaeological
Museum of Valle Sabbia
in Gavardo
 Interesting features:
•discover relics and archaeological artefacts from the
Prehistoric period to the Renaissance
• take part in interesting educational workshops and
guided tours
 How to get there:
From the A4 motorway (Milan-Venice) take the ‘Brescia
est’ exit.
Leave at Gavardo, and arrive in the historical centre.
Park the car in Piazza San Bernardino (pay parking) or the
neighbouring streets.
 The place
The largest museum in Valle Sabbia offers a glimpse
into the history of Valle Sabbia, starting from the Palaeolithic Age up until the Middle Ages. The exhibition
consists of a wide selection of findings from the territory: from the skeleton of the ‘Ursus Spelaeus’ found in
the ‘Buco del Frate’ cave in Prevalle, to objects from
the prehistoric dwelling of Monte Covolo in Villanuova
sul Clisi.
Findings from the lake-dwelling in Lucone di Polpenazze
are also very important, now a UNESCO World Heritage
Site, including fragments of material and a pirogue, the
cast of which is still preserved.
Finally, there are also findings from the Roman Necropolis of Lugone in Salò including the rich grave trousseau and the famous figurative water flask. The museum
complex, found in a charming 15th Century building,
is made up of six exhibition rooms, a library with over
5000 books, a space for temporary exhibitions, a conference room and a classroom.
Educational workshops and guided tours are organised
on reservation.
Pertica Alta - Odolo
Casto - Vestone
Themed Itinerary:
Metallurgy
•discover the secrets of metallurgy
•understand the phases of the origin, development
and maturity of industrialization
•get to know the ancient traditions of Valle Sabbia
The ‘Forno Fusorio’ (smelting furnace) in Livemmo
Pertica Alta
Detailed indications can be found in the itinerary: The landscapes, villages and churches in Pertica (pag 43).
The ‘Fucina Pamparane’ Iron Museum, Odolo
Leave the ring road at Sabbio Chiese and follow signs for
Lumezzane and Odolo. At the roundabout follow the signs
Piazza S. Bernardino, 2- Gavardo - tel. (+39) 0365371474
www.comune.gavardo.bs.it/museoarcheologico;
[email protected]
Entrance: ticket required
Full price admission: 4 Euros
Reduced price admission for 4 to 14 years olds: 2 Euros
Free entry for children under 4 and adults over 65
Guided tours: 70 Euros per group.
Opening times:
Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday 9.00 a.m. - 7.00 p.m.
Thursday 9.00 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 2.00 p.m. - 5.00 p.m.
Friday 9.00 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. - 9.30 p.m.
Always on the first Sunday of the month 2.30 p.m.
-6.30 p.m. with guided tours and educational workshops.
The museum can be opened outside opening times for
groups. (Reservation required)
The Archaeological Museum of Gavardo
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Museum of Labour in Vestone
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The Iron Museum in Odolo
[email protected]
• Museum of Labour: Via Madonna del Convento, Mocenigo (not far from the ‘A. Glisenti’ Secondary School),
Vestone. Free entry. Museum open upon reservation and
according to a schedule supplied each season by the volunteers.
For information please contact the Museum of Labour association of the following number: (+39) 3393783978;
www.comune.vestone.bs.it
secrets of ancient iron working.
The forge comprises two hammers complete with water
wheels, stores now fitted out with hoes, spades and shovels,
a hydro-aeolic trompe, shearing machine and a grind stone.
The building is divided into two floors: the upper part is
equipped with explanatory panels and a walkway from which
you can observe the forge from above, while the lower part
houses all the still perfectly operational machinery, along
with the stores containing objects produced in the forge.
The ‘Fucina Zanetti’ forge in Casto
A small museum where visitors can observe an old power hammer that used to drive the shearing machine using a water wheel.
More modern machinery from local companies is also on display.
To find out more about the history of the forges, we recommend a visit to the ‘Parco delle Fucine’ (itinerary ‘Through
canyons and old forges’, page 46).
The ‘Museum of Labour’ in Vestone
The Museum of Labour is an exhibition area where you can
discover machinery and tools used for the production of
non-ferrous metals as well as observe and learn about the
stages of the more recent industrialisation in Brescia.
for Odolo. Just after a set of traffic lights pass the bend
then park the car in the large ‘square in via Fratelli Scalvini’. Continuing on foot along the road you see signs to
the museum on your right.
The ‘Fucina Zanetti’ Forge in Casto
Detailed indications can be found on the pages dedicated to
Casto (pag. 46). The forge is at the entrance to the town, just
after the petrol station. Parking is available nearby.
Museum of Labour in Vestone
est’ exit. Continue along the SS45bis towards Madonna di
Campiglio. Once in Vestone at the junction in Nozza, follow the signs to ‘Pertica Bassa’. After passing through the
industrial area carry on until you reach a newsstand and a
school. Park the car near the school and then follow the
signs and ‘via Madonna del Convento’ for a short walk to
the museum.
 The places
Recommended period: All year round (apart from the
‘Forno fusorio’ in Livemmo, for which the winter period is
not recommended).
The ‘Furno Fusorio’ in Livemmo, Pertica Alta
Located along the Tovere river, on the valley floor of Pertica Alta, the Forno fusorio (smelting furnace) of Livemmo
was hidden from sight for 150 years until its rediscovery
in 1999. The furnace was already operational in the 16th
century and is particularly interesting because it is the only
smelting structure in the Brescia area to have preserved
its original appearance. From the plant, which ceased
production in 1848, you can see coal bunkers made from
numerous stone arches, the spaces intended for storing the
mineral and the blast furnace.
The ‘Fucina Pamparane’ Iron Museum, Odolo
The museum aims to teach visitors about the tradition and
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 Find out more:
The following publication can be purchased at the Territorial Agency for Tourism in Valle Sabbia and Lake Idro, via
Trento. 16 - Idro - tel- (+39) 036583224:
• AA.VV, Gli itinerary d’arte (The Art Itineraries), Vallesabbia, edited by Skira, E 12.
Other informative material is also available at the museums
free of cherge.
Storo (TN)
Bagolino
For a private visit:
• ‘Forno Fusorio’ in Livemmo: always open site.
Pertica Alta in Granolze, along the old mule track that used
to connect the town to the hydro electrical plant.
For further information about the site and access, please
contact the Pertica Alta town hall: tel. (+39) 0365821490
www.comune.perticaalta.bs.it
[email protected]
• Iron Museum - the forge of Pamparane, via Massimo
D’Azeglio 2 (in the town centre), Odolo. Free entry.
Museum open upon reservation.
Contact details: Municipality of Odolo: tel. (+39) 0365826321/3
www.comune.odolo.bs.it
[email protected]
Fucina Zanetti, Via Roma, Casto. Free Entry. Museum open
upon reservation, tel. (+39) 036588122;
www.comune.casto.bs.it;
Anfo
Capovalle
Pertica
Bassa
Lavenone
Pertica Alta
Idro
Mura
Vestone
Treviso
Bresciano
Provaglio V.S.
Casto
Barghe
Bione
Preseglie
Sabbio
Chiese
Agnosine
Odolo
Roè Volciano
Vallio Terme
Villanuova s/C
Gavardo
Serle
Paitone
BRESCIA
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Vobarno
Salò
THE ITINERARIES - 2
 The places:
Recommended period: all year round.
Sabbio Chiese
Pertica Bassa - Bagolino
Museum of Farming Civilisation and Crafts in Sabbio
Chiese
Located in an old deconsecrated church, near to the Medieval fortress, which is one of the best preserved in the
valley. It displays various objects of daily use from the
nineteenth century home, including a loom that still works,
implements for working hemp and wool, the tools of the
tinsmith and the cobbler and a fully furnished bedroom
chamber.
Museum of the Resistance and the folklore of Valle
Sabbia in Pertica Bassa
Recently renovated, this museum houses tools connected to farming life, such as a loom and tools for making
cheese. Other interesting exhibits include documents and
Themed itinerary:
ancient crafts and folklore
•discover the ancient traditions and environments of
the rural world
•learn about and observe the tools used by the forefathers of Valle Sabbia
Museum of Farming Civilisation and Crafts in Sabbio
Chiese
est’ exit. Continue along the SS45bis towards Madonna di Campiglio. From the ‘Sabbio Chiese’ exit on the
ring road head towards the historical centre. Near the
traffic lights take the left fork, cross the bridge and
leave the car in the Town Hall car park (Via Caduti 1).
Continue on foot along Via Silvio Moretti which leads
right up into the town centre until you reach Piazza
Rocca. There is access to the Rocca and the museum
from the square.
Museum of the Resistance and the folklore of
Valle Sabbia in Pertica Bassa.
From the A4 motorway (Milan-Venice) take the
‘Brescia est’ exit. Continue along the SS45bis towards
Madonna di Campiglio. Once in Vestone follow the
signs to Pertica Bassa. Continue for about 7 km until
you reach the hamlet Forno d’Ono, and park the car
near the Town Hall.
Ethnographic collection of the Cultural Association ‘Habitar in sta terra’ (Living on this earth)
Detailed indications can be found in the itinerary ‘The
medieval town of Bagolino’ on page 12.
Storo (TN)
Bagolino
Anfo
Pertica
Bassa
Capovalle
Lavenone
Pertica Alta
Idro
Mura
Vestone
Treviso
Bresciano
Provaglio V.S.
Casto
Barghe
Bione
Sabbio
Chiese
Preseglie
Agnosine
Odolo
Roè Volciano
Vallio Terme
Villanuova s/C
Gavardo
Serle
Paitone
BRESCIA
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Vobarno
Salò
images tied to the history of Valle Sabbia partisans
who belonged to the ‘Perlasca Brigata’.
These characteristics make it a unique
Museum in the Brescia area.
The Ethnographic museum
of Sabbio Chiese
Ethnographic collection of
‘Habitar in sta terra’
This interesting museum
houses various objects and
documents from the fascinating town of Bagolino,
mostly dating back to the
nineteenth century. The reconstruction of an old rustic dwelling
is remarkable. Also of great interest is
a loom that still works, objects for spinning and weaving, as well as tools for work on
the farm and grazing land.
For a private visit:
• Museum of Farming Civilisation and Crafts, Piazza
Rocca, Sabbio Chiese. Free entry. Open May - September,
Friday 2.00 p.m. - 6.00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 9.00
a.m. - 12.00 p.m. and 2.00 p.m. - 6.00 p.m. Call (+39)
036585537 for confirmation.
www.comune.sabbio.bs.it
[email protected]
• Rocca di Sabbio, open Tuesday - Friday 2.00 p.m. - 5.30
p.m. Saturday and Sunday 10.00 a.m. - 12.00 a.m. and
2.00 p.m. - 6.00 p.m.
• Museum of the Resistance and the folklore of Valle Sabbia, Via Roma (inside the Town Hall building) in Pertica
bassa. Free entry. The museum is open all year round, the
first and third Sunday of every month, 3.00 p.m. - 6.00
p.m. The museum can also be visited outside opening
times on request. Info: Town Hall (+39) 0365821131
Ethnographic collection of ‘Habitar in sta terra’ Via Madonna San Luca 37. Free entry.
Visits available on reservation,
For information and bookings please contact the ‘Habitar in
sta terra’ association at the Municipal Library: tel. (+39)
036599558 - www.habitarinstaterra.it
 Find out more:
The following publication can be purchased at the Territory Agency for Tourism in Valle Sabbia and Lake Idro, Via
Trento. 16 - Idro - tel- (+39) 036583224:
• AA.VV, Gli itinerary d’arte (The Art Itineraries), Vallesabbia, edited by Skira, E 12.
Other informative material is available at the museums of
charge free.
For the museum ‘Habitar in sta terra’: the Habitar guide is
available at the Pro Loco in Bagolino.
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THE ITINERARIES
NATURE
The rock in the shape of a cow
Mountain walks,
Lake Vacca
Bagolino
Mode of Travel: on foot or
horseback
Difficulty: Easy up to the plain,
Moderate up to the lakes
Journey time: 1 h 30 minutes not
incl. return journey
Recommended Period: from May
to October
Walks in the mountains,
the lakes of Bruffione
•discover the basin and the lakes of Bruffione
•enjoy the tranquillity of the mountain woods
•purchase the typical Bagòss cheese from an Alpine
hut
•breathe in the fresh clean air Valle del Caffaro
•have an outdoor picnic
est’ exit. Continue along the SS45bis towards Madonna
di Campiglio. After reaching Lake Idro, follow the road
that runs alongside the western shore of the basin. At the
roundabout head in the direction of Bagolino.
Follow the signs for Passo Crocedomini. From there continue for about 20 kilometres until you reach Gaver. After
passing the ski slopes and cable cars in Gaver, continue
for 300 metres until you reach the bar ‘Bruffione’, where
you can park.
 The route
The proposed itinerary leads us on the discovery of a
mountous area of exceptional beauty. The first part of the
route is very simple along a bridle way. Once we pass the
Bruffione plain, it becomes a little more challenging
along a mountain path.
A few metres before the bar ‘Bruffione’, we take a dirt road,
cross the bridge over the Caffaro stream and continue
along the bridle way that leads to a valley covered in fir
trees. After about 30 minutes of walking, we pass between
the rocks and reach the Bruffione plain. To get to the lakes,
we leave the unpaved road and proceed along the ‘413’
trail which is signposted ‘Laghi Bruffione - Lago Cornelle’
in red and white. We cross a small bridge across the stream
and continue on the trail. From this point the trail becomes
a little steeper but not particularly challenging.
On the way we will pass a large wooded area, a creek and
a small meadow. Once we have reached an Alpine hut, a
little further on, the beautiful lakes of Bruffione emerge
on our right (1884 m above sea level). The return journey
follows the same route.
Gaver
Bruffione Plain
• discover Lake Vacca
• walk in the high mountains along a relatively simple
route
• purchase the typical Bagòss cheese from an Alpine
hut
• breathe in the fresh, clean air of the high mountains
 Opening times and contact details:
tel. (+39) 036599904 - (+39) 3341324766.
www.bagolinoinfo.it
Opening times can be found on page 33
• Bagolino Mountain Rescue: tel. (+39) 036599782-118
di Campiglio. After reaching Lake Idro, follow the road
that runs alongside the western shore of the basin. At the
roundabout head in the direction of Bagolino.
Bruffione lakes
Bruffione lakes
Meadow
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From there follow signs to ‘Passo Crocedomini’. After 20
kilometres you reach Gaver. Pass through it until you reach
‘Malga Cadino della Banca’, where you can park the car.
Journey time: 2 hours one-way
Difference in elevation:
significant
Recommended Period: from
June to September.
 The route
A high mountain hiking destination par excellence, Lake
Vacca is an alpine lake with glacial origins transformed into
a reservoir in the 1920s for hydroelectric power.
The name ‘Vacca’ (meaning cow) derives from a curious
rock formation nearby that resembles the animal.
From here we can enjoy a splendid view of the southern
Adamello peaks.
The route is mainly along paths. To reach its starting point,
Malga Cadino della Banca, in Val Cadino, we can park
near the crossroads or along the dirt track. We follow the
indications of the path marker no. 19. At the beginning we
cross some meadows without too much difficulty. Towards
the end of the route, the gradient increases and we meet a
few bends. Upon arrival we can stop at the ‘Tita Secchi’
mountain refuge. The return journey follows the same
route.
Tita Secchi refuge
Vacca Pass
Pro Loco Bagolino: via S. Giorgio, 5 - Bagolino
tel. (+39) 036599904 - (+39) 3341324766
www.bagolinoinfo.it
[email protected]
Opening times can be found on page 33.
Bagolino Mountain Rescue: tel. (+39) 036599782 - 118
Cadino della Banca
meadow
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Bagolino
hill roads it is possible to split the route into brief stretches
and/or find easier access to the bottom of the valley.
The Upper Road of
Caffaro.(4 days)
di Campiglio.
the western shore of the basin. At the roundabout, follow
 Interesting for
The upper road of Caffaro is a route that possesses all the
striking features of the Alps along its 80 km stretch. The
itinerary winds along the watershed that separates Valle
del Caffaro from the valleys of Trento, Valle Camonica and
Val Trompia, passing from cool beech groves to mountain
pastures up to granite debris, typical of the Adamello
chain. Its singular position allows us to gaze upon a unique panorama ranging from the legendary banks of Lake
Garda to the perpetual snow of the Adamello and Brenta
Dolomite chains. For history lovers, the upper road of Caffaro covers a part of what was once the border between
Italy and Austria: the small barracks, the forts and trenches
you meet along the route are the last traces of The Great
War. You will be surrounded by nature with chamois, rockgoats, deer, roes and marmots along the majority of the
itinerary.
Thanks to the various supports and the numerous down-
Valle del Caffaro and offers beautiful views over Valle del
Chiese, Mt. Baldo, the southern part of Lake Garda and the
Brenta Dolomites.
Leaving San Giorgio churchyard, you walk up to Mt. Carena
through pastures and beech and fir woods. Then continue
on a long crest until the Cornelle Pass, cross the Brealone
Pass, over which you can enjoy a beautiful view of the Bruffione lakes to then reach Bruffione Pass.
Accommodation at the camp (unmanned).
the directions to Bagolino. After a few kilometres you
reach the village. Park near San Giorgio Church where the
itinerary begins.
 The route
1st day: Bagolino - Bruffione Pass: distance: 16.5
km - difference in elevation: 1850 m uphill - 450m
downhill - approx. 7 hours.
The itinerary on the first day runs along the eastern crest of
View of the mountains
Difficulty: Expert
Journey time: 4 days
Difference in elevation: over 5,000 m
Recommended Period: June - September
Distance: Approx. 80 km
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until the crossing with path number1, firstly going down to
the small building in Blumone (Casinello di Blumone) and
then upwards to Termine Pass, where you can find other,
well-preserved military buildings. Along Path 1, heading
south, you reach the Blumone Pass and then Lake Vacca.
Accommodation available at the ‘Tita Secchi’ refuge,
open June – October.
2nd day: Bruffione Pass - Lake Vacca: distance 20
km - difference in elevation 1700m uphill, 1500m
downhill. Approx. 7-8 hours.
The second leg crosses the northern watershed between
Caffaro valley and Trentino and offers us beautiful views of
Val di Fumo and the Adamello chain.
After a rapid descent towards the Bruffione plain, you climb
up to the peak of Mt. Boia. You then pass alongside the
peak of Mt. Bruffione and cross Pass 18, after which you
can admire Lake Nero below. You arrive at Serosne Pass
where you can find barrack, remains and artefacts dating
back to World War 1.
From here, you walk along a First World War military road
3rd day: Lake Vacca - Maniva Pass: distance 23.5
km - difference in elevation: 1300m uphill, 2000m
downhill. Approx. 7-8 hours.
The itinerary on the third day winds along the western ridge
of the Caffaro valley and offers remarkable glimpses over
Lake Nero
• Alpine Rescue Service - Bagolino tel. (+39) 036599782
or 118
• Refuge Tita Secchi tel. (+39) 0365903001 - Open from
June to October
the Caffaro valley and Valle Camonica. Numerous points
offer us breath-taking sights of the Bernina chain and, on
the horizon, we can clearly distinguish Mt Rosa and the
Appenines.
On leaving the T. Secchi refuge, walk along path number
1 towards Bazena. Here there are two ways to reach Valfredda Pass: the first way leads up to Mt Frerone (2664m)
with a subsequent descent (proposed for the panorama
but exclusively for expert excursionists), the second way
is along path 1 (easier route). Walk from Valfredda Pass
to Crocedomini Pass and so along a beautiful ridge up t5o
Grapa di Vaia. After the lake (of the same name) you follow
an old military road leading to Dasdana valley which passes over various waterfalls and continues through woods
and glades to the Maniva Pass.
Termine pass
4th day: Maniva Pass - Bagolino: distance 19km difference in elevation: 600m uphill, 1500 downhill.
Approx. 5-6 hours.
The final leg takes us to Bagolino, passing through pastures and woods, offering us a spectacular view of Lake Idro,
Chiese valley and the Brenta Dolomites.
You proceed to the Portole rise from Maniva Pass, you then
descend to the Berga Pass which reaches the Baremone
refuge. From this refuge, you pass under Cima d’Ora fort,
walk along the entire ridge which overhangs Lake Idro until
the locality ‘Pozze’ where you divert towards Bagolino. You
cross the Levras valley and reach the ‘Romanterra’ bridge
near the Geological Site. On crossing an old road, you walk
back up to Bagolino and then to the churchyard of ‘San
Giorgio’.
The above description is purely indicative.
Those wishing to follow one of the routes can find a
detailed description on the site:
Caibagolino.blogspot.com
Tita Secchi refuge
Bruffione pass
access Blumon Break
Val Fredda pass
Maniva
tel. (+39) 036599904 - (+39) 3341324766
www.bagolinoinfo.it - [email protected]
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mount Bruffione
Vacca lake
Bagolino
Baremone refuge
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THE ITINERARIES - 2
Winter sports in the
Caffaro Valley
 SNOWSHOEING AND SKI MOUNTAINEERING
Snowshoeing and ski mountaineering allow you to come
into close contact with nature as well as the incomparable
views that the various snow-capped peaks offer to lovers of
these specialist sports.
Departure from Blumon Break hotel, 1518 m above sea
level.
long, with gentle little gradients and low technical difficulty
and the competitive route, 5 km long, suitable for the more
skilled.
 CLIMBING FROZEN WATERFALLS
There are many frozen waterfalls in the area which are
used for climbing. The waterfalls skim the Gaver plain and
becomes an enticing natural gym for lovers of this sport.
Alpine guides are ready to accompany you on this fascinating experience.
For more information on all the routes, please contact:
• Pro Loco Bagolino
Via S. Giorgio, 5 - Bagolino, tel. (+39) 3341324766
www.bagolinoinfo.it - bagolinoinfo.it
Open all year round: Wednesday 10.00 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.,
Saturday 10.00 a.m. - 12.30 p.m. and 4.00 p.m. - 6.30
p.m., Sunday 10.00 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.
Opening times and days are extended in the summer (July
and August), the winter season (Christmas) and during
‘Carnevale’ (February).
• Mountain rescue: tel. (+39) 036599782
BACKCOUNTRY
The slopes are available for showshoeing and snowboarding.
 CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
The cross-country skiing trails are always snow-covered
and well maintained. Do not miss the tourist route, 3 km
CENTRO FONDO PIANA DEL GAVER
ANELLO AGONISTICO km 5 - ANELLO TURISTICO km 3
Km
4
Osservatorio
Parco dell’Adamello
BABY
PARK
Km
1
Km Km
PARTENZA
ARRIVO
53
Km
3
Km
Cascina
Km
1
2
LOCANDA
GAVER
Km
2
5ANELLO
km RINGkm
- COMPETITIVE
5 - AGONISTICO
5 - VARIANTI
5ANELLO
km RINGkm
- EASY
ROUTES FACILI
3 - TURISTICO
3ANELLO
km RINGkm
- TOURIST
Rifugio Nikolajewka
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING TRAILS
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 The route
A bike ride through the mountains of Idro to discover ancient sanctuaries and halmets.
The route is challenging but very rewarding due to the
beautiful views which can be enjoyed. The route runs entirely along a surfaced road with little traffic.
From the ‘piazzale dei Carabinieri’ we follow the main road
towards Capovalle. We continue for a couple of kilometres
Capovalle
Treviso Bresciano
Bike ride on the
mountains of Lake Idro
•cycle on a challenging route with little traffic and in
touch with nature
•enjoy the enchanting views of the landscape
•discover the ‘Santuario del Rio Secco’ and the small
mountain villages
Bike Ride in Eridio
Idro
•cycling a route without differences in height
•enjoying the beautiful views of Lake Idro and ‘Rocca
d’Anfo’
•swimming around the shore of Vesta
Rio Secco
Sanctuary
‘Brescia est’ exit. Continue along the SS45bis towards
Madonna di Campiglio and follow the signs to Lake
Idro. Once in the residential part of Idro, take the road
that passes the houses on the right and head towards
the lakeside hamlet of Lemprato. In Lemprato there is
a long car park near a park and a beach. We can leave
the car here.
Treviso Bresciano
Mode of Travel: by bike
Journey time: 3 hours
Recommended Period: from April
to October
From the A4 motorway (Milan-Venice) take the ‘Brescia est
’ exit. Continue along the SS45bis in the direction of Madonna di Campiglio towards Idro. Just after the hamlet of
Crone, park in the small square near the Carabinieri Police
station and the Town Hall. Leave the car here.
with several bends and steep climbs. After little more than
8 km, we take the right at the crossroads in the direction of
Treviso Bresciano - Santuario del Rio Secco. Here, the road
narrows and winds up into the mountains. After 10 km we
reach the ‘Santuario del Rio Secco’, a beautiful sanctuary worth stopping for. We then carry on until we reach a
group of houses and a restaurant. We take the road on the
right towards Treviso Bresciano. After passing through ‘Passo
Fobbia’ we will begin a long descent, remaining on the main
road. We pass the small Church of ‘Madonna delle Pertiche’
(1622) and after a few hundred metres we arrive in Treviso.
As soon as we enter the residential area we take the small
road on the right, to enter the historical centre of Vico. Once
past this hamlet, we pass through the town. After a couple
of hundred metres, we take the right at the junction towards
Idro. On this section of road we can enjoy a beautiful view
over the whole of Lake Idro, stretching all the way to the Dolomites. We go on downhill which in a few minutes takes us
to Idro and the departure at the sanctuary point.
 The route:
A simple itinerary on the discovery of the wild eastern
shore of Lake Idro. The route follows a cycle path, an
urban road and a quiet country road.
The starting point is the Lemprato car park. We take
the wooden bridge that leads up north and continue on
the gangway on the left, skirting the lake until we reach
Crone. Here we take the main road still keeping along
the lake side. There is not much traffic which allows us
Mode of Travel: by bike (the
use of lights and reflectors is
recommended)
Difficulty: Easy
Journey time: 1 hour
March to October
Opening days and times ot the sanctuary (a new calendar is
drawn up every year with different Sunday opening times):
www.comune.capovalle.bs.it - [email protected]
[email protected]
Info: Capovalle - Piazza Marconi, 1
tel. (+39) 0365750021. Open from Monday to Wednesday
and Friday 8.00 a.m. - 8.30 a.m. and 10.00 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.
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to enjoy full views of the lake and its surroundings. On
the way we shall go through three short rather dark tunnels (taking due care). On our left we see the imposing
‘Rocca d’Anfo’. The itinerary ends in the resort of Vesta,
an ideal place to take a break. The return journey follows
the same route.
• Kite surfing info: Ponte Caffaro (Bagolino)
Mks Stefano Maselli: tel. (+39) 3470306312
Vows kytesurfing centre:
tel. (+39) 3409627925
www.rebelz.de
• Windsurfing Info:
Anfo surf point:
tel. (+39) 3392275994
(+39) 0365823316
Vantone (Idro) surf point:
tel. (+39) 3392275994
(+39) 0365823316;
Vantone
www.surfpoint.it
Summer sports on Lake Idro
Lake Idro offers its guests a wealth of opportunities to
practice sport. The northern shore of the basin, thanks
to the constant winds, is the ideal place to learn and
practice kitesurfing. Also not to be missed are the windsurfing opportunities in the Anfo, Vantone and Vesta areas, without forgetting the rock climbing route of Sessa
in Vesta (Idro)
Mount
 The route
Censo
Monte Censo is the largest mountain
in Anfo. From the top we can enjoy
a beautiful view of Lake Idro and the
surrounding mountains. To reach it
we take easy trails with a moderate
difference in elevation (500m). Near
the church we take the 433 trail in
the direction of Monte Censo. The
entire route is indicated with red and
white stripes. The trail leads up to
the woods and has various bends.
For most of the itinerary we can see
Church of
Santa Petronilla
the lake in front of us, while in one
section we skirt alongside the ‘Fontana fredda’ valley. Just before the arrival point the vegetation becomes sparser. Upon arrival we find a crossroads and a cross.
A few hundred metres above the cross, you can enjoy a
magnificent view of almost all of Lake Idro. Northwards
there is the upper lake with the Giudicarie and Trentino valleys and towards the south east the southern section of the
lake with the towns of Idro and Anfo. The return journey
Anfo
Vesta
Crone
Lemprato
Sport on Lake Idro
 Find out more
The following publication can be purchased at the
Territorial Agency for Tourism in Valle Sabbia
and Lake Idro, via Trento. 16
Idro - tel- (+39) 036583224:
• Alberti, Rizzardi, Itinerari escursionistici sui monti del
lago d’Idro (Hiking itineraries on the mountains
of Lake Idro) Grafo editore, E 10.
Monte Censo,
Trekking with views
over Lake Idro
•enjoy the beautiful view of Lake Idro
•change from the lakeside environment to the mountains in just a short trip
di Campiglio. Once you reach Lake Idro continue along
the western shore of the basin. In the vicinity of Anfo (a
little further north from the residential area) take the road
to Baremone. Continue along the narrow street with some
bends and you will find the Church of Santa Petronilla.
Leave the car here.
• Pro Loco Anfo: P.za Loranzini, 2 - Anfo
tel. (+39) 0365809022
to October
View from Monte Censo
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Vobarno
Difficulty: Easy
Journey time: 30 minuts
to October
The Sorgente Funtanì
Nature Reserve
•discover the flora and fauna of the Pre-Alps
•walk in a peaceful and natural environment
•let children discover the secrets of nature
The ‘Stretta di Luina’,
adventure in the canyon
• experience 400 metres of pure fun among canyons
and waterfalls
geology of the reserve.
The area is particularly recommended for schools and families with small children (you can take a trekking push chair
around most of the reserve). Within the Reserve, there are
also more challenging itineraries for adults. A map is available from the town planning office and the Municipal library.
Campiglio. Exit at Vobarno. From the centre of Vobarno,
follow the signs and pass through Val Degagna to reach
Nalmase, where you can leave the car and continue on foot
along the signposted footpaths. For those who arrive by
bus, please contact the town planning
picnic area
office in advance (details in contacts
section).
 The nature park
The ‘Sorgente Funtanì’ Nature Reserve is found in
the Municipality territory
just over one kilometre
from the town. The
‘Funtanì’
spring
natural area has
great biological
importance
as the spring
Entrance
is home to
almost all of the
freshwater molluscs in
Lombardy. Explanatory panels can be found on the site,
which explain the fauna, flora and
 The route
A rock-climbing itinerary for discovering the magnificent
‘Stretta di Luina’. For experts or beginners accompanied by
a guide. The yellow itinerary departs from the information
point. There is also the option of starting from the blue path
(itinerary ‘Among canyons and ancient forges’) and turning left after around 300m, following the indications for the
yellow path (from here we follow the yellow signs located
along the route).
Casto
Park
centre
educational
area
 The route
We can discover the nature area on a very simple path.
From Nalmase we follow the sign to ‘Riserve Naturale
Sorgente Funtanì’.
From here we follow the marked itinerary (see map)
which leads us to the spring and the visitors centre
(open on special occasions and for groups on reservation), near the stream and the bridge. Along the way we
will discover the characteristics of the animals and the
plants that populate the Reserve.
• The Reserve is a large natural space open every day of the
year. www.sorgentefuntani.eu.
• Municipality of Vorbano town planning office: Piazza Ferrari, 1 tel. (+39) 0365596011
• Municipal Library: Piazza Marina Corradini, 6
Public opening hours:
Mon, Tues, Weds, Fri: 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m.
and 3.00 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.
Thurs 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m.
and 3.00 p.m. - 10.00 p.m.
Entrance
Nalmase
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Stretta di Luina
‘Brescia est ’ exit and continue along the SS45bis
towards Madonna di Campiglio, entering the
Municipality of Vestone. From the hamlet
of Nozza, head towards Casto (6km). Pass
through the centre of Casto, follow signs
for ‘le Ferrate’ and towards Alone, after a
bridge, you will find the car park on the left
with indications.
At the car park there is an information point and
information on the departure points of the various
itineraries.
Parco delle Fucine information:
www.ferratecasto.it - www.comune.casto.bs.it
For more information and to request guide, contact the
information point tel. (+39) 3208362239 - (+39)
3928385677 or visit the websites listed above. The information point is open from April until the end of September
during the weekends 9.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m. Open every day
in August. Equipment can be hired from the information
point.
Municipality of Casto: Piazza della Famiglia, 1 - open from
Monday to Saturday 9.00 a.m.- 12.00 p.m.
tel. (+39) 036588122.
Info on routes and climbing can be found on page 48.
Mode of Travel: on foot (with helmet and
harness) Considering the difficulty of this
route, enquire at the information point in
advance.
Difficulty: Difficult, equipment necessary
Journey time: 1 hour
Difference in elevation: medium
October
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NATURE
CULTURE
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THE ITINERARIES
Discover Capovalle, a tranquil municipality nestled in the
mountains of Upper Garda. The route is mostly on bridle
ways and, in the final part, on a path. The starting point is
the Museo Reperti Bellici (Museum of War Relics, not far
from the car park) where we can find interesting information about of the Great War.
From here, after visiting the museum and the nearby church
(opening hours available on the Town Hall website), we follow directions to ‘Monte Stino’. We continue along the side
of the mountain on a narrow surfaced road, the first stretch
of which is long and steep. As we climb, we can admire
the whole valley below as well as the mountains of Upper
Garda. We keep following this road through to the small
Church ‘degli Alpini’, standing on an extensive plateau.
At the bottom of the square, we follow signs to ‘Appostamenti artiglierie trincee e gallerie’ (Artillery emplacements,
trenches and tunnels), thus joining an unpaved road which
crosses the large plateau. Along the route, we turn right at
a crossroads, and explore the remains of a kitchen camp,
where the Capovalle women used to cook for the troops.
Once back on the main road, we continue for
Capovalle
In the mountains of Lake
Idro: discovering relics from
the two World Wars
•discover relics from the two World Wars
•walk in a peaceful natural environment
•enjoy beautiful landscapes
•taste a delicious dish of ‘meat on the spit’ and polenta
di Campiglio. After reaching Idro, follow the signs to ‘Capovalle’ (around 10 km), and once in the town follow the
signs for the ‘Museo Reperti Bellici’ and the ‘Municipio’.
There is a large car park nearby with a drinking fountain.
up every year with different Sunday opening times):
www.comune.capovalle.bs.it
[email protected]
[email protected]
Info: Municipality of Capovalle - Piazza Marconi, 1
tel. (+39) 0365750021. Open from Monday to Wednesday
and Friday 8.00 a.m. - 8.30 a.m. and 10.00 a.m. - 12.30
p.m.
• For further information or to request a private opening of
the museum (to be agreed upon in advance)
tel. (+39) 3383057189
three hundred metres. We arrive at two tunnel-trenches
containing war relics. On the side of the second tunnel, a
few steps lead up to the lookout point. From up there we
can enjoy an enchanting view of Lake Idro, Rocca d’Anfo
and the Adamello chain. The return journey follows the
same route.
Walks and bike rides in Capovalle
The Capovalle territory is also an extensive area of trails for
hikers and cyclists which are mostly signposted. Visitors
here are ensured peaceful environment. We recommend
that you get the trail map from the Capovalle Town Hall or
other shops in the town in advance.
Find out more
The following publication is available at the Museum:
• Denis Graziotti, Elena Silvestri: 100 anni della nostra storia (100 years of our history), € 10.
• Museo Reperti Bellici (Museum of War Relics), via XXIV
Maggio, 9.
For museum opening days and times (a calendar is drawn
Mode of Travel: on foot or by bike
Difficulty: Easy
Journey time: on foot 3 hours,
by bike 1h 30 minutes
October
 The route
Monte Stino
Military emplacements,
tunnels and trenches
Parish church
War Museum
Capovalle
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Idro
Mode of Travel: by carriage
and on foot
Difficulty: Easy
Journey time: 35 minutes
Difference in elevation: none
April to September.
‘Slow’ itinerary
for discovering Idro
•enjoy the landscapes and environment of Lake Idro
Campiglio and follow the signs to Lake Idro. Once in the
residential part of Idro, head towards the lakeside hamlet of
Lemprato, where there is a long car park near to a park and
a beach. You can leave the car here.
Crone
Church of San Michele
 The route
From the small hamlet of Lemprato, we cross a cycle
path, exploring the flora and fauna of the lake until arriving in the beautiful hamlet of Crone. From the car park we
Lemprato
The walkway
of Idro
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head north, along the lakeside and, after crossing the large
wooden bridge, we continue over the gangway. On clear
days we can see the peaks of the Brenta Dolomites and
‘Rocca d’Anfo’ in the distance. After less than a kilometre
we arrive in Crone, where, after the main road, we find the
ancient historical centre.
The Church of San Rocco with eighteenth century origins
is of particular interest (only viewable from the outside).
On the wall of the building there is a painting depicting a
boat with two fishermen. This boat, called a ‘Barchet’, was
used in the past for fishing and travelling across the lake.
Coming from the lake we move towards the entrance of the
church, into a pedestrian area (where we can buy typical local products such as Bagòss cheese), we take the right (Via
Medaglie d’oro) and continue straight on until we join the
road Via San Michele. We must cross this road with care
(there is no pedestrian crossing on this stretch), and walk a
few hundred metres along the road and then the pavement,
to reach the Church of San Michele.
The building hosts valuable wooden works such as the
magnificent ciborium.
Once we have visited the church, we continue along Via
San Michele. After 200 metres we turn right towards the
large car park near the swimming pool. Continuing straight
on towards the lake we will see that the car park joins the
cycle path we took at the beginning of the route. Taking the
left we carry on for a few hundred metres until we arrive
back at the starting point.
PERTICA ALTA
E PERTICA BASSA
Landscapes, hamlets and
churches of Pertica
•enjoy the views and relax in a cool and peaceful atmosphere
•behold the churches housing precious works of art
•discover small mountain villages
•observe an ancient iron working plant
 How to get to Pertica Alta
est ’ exit. Continue along the SS45bis towards Madonna di
Campiglio. When you reach Vestone (Nozza) at the junction
follow the directions for ‘Pertica Alta’. Then leave the main
road and continue along a steep, bendy road.
 The route
The itinerary can be covered in one day by car or motorbike.
More sporty types can do the route by bicycle. We discover
the treasures of Pertica Alta and Pertica Bassa.
The itinerary is along country roads with little traffic and
bridle ways.
The first centre that we meet is Belprato, standing like a balcony
over the valley, where we can stop and admire the view. We follow the road in the direction of Livemmo, the main village of
Pertica Alta. After entering the village we park to visit the historical centre and the parish church of San Marco.
The itinerary continues on foot to the ‘Forno fusorio’
(smelting furnace). To reach it, we follow the bridle way
signposted in the car park near the Church of San Marco.
The route is quite challenging, especially the return journey
due to the difference in elevation.
The furnace remained hidden from sight for 150 years until
• San Michele church: open every day 8.00 a.m. - 6.00
p.m.
• Slow Time: Association that promotes tourism for the
disabled. - www.slowtime.it
• Bar with toilet facilities for the disabled:
Bounty bar, via Lungo Lago Italia 29, near the car park in
Lemprato. Tel. (+39) 0365823244. Mind the two small
steps, a couple of centimetres high.
Gelateria la Piazzatta, near the lakeside in Crone.
Tel. (+39) 0365823380
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Forno
d'Ono
Livemmo
Smelting Furnace
Ono
Degno
The smelting furnace
road which starts to the right of the church, until we arrive
at the old Church of ‘Barbaine’, one of the most beautiful
and charming in Valle Sabbia, set on a panoramic plateau
overlooking ‘Valle del Tovere’. It was the location of an important parish up until the 16th Century. The exterior has a
simple façade in the Lombardy Romanesque style, whilst
the interior is a single nave with arches that support the
gabled roof. It also houses a number of very old frescoes.
After visiting the church, we take the same road back to
the car park, where we can pick up our vehicles. We continue the descent towards Avenone and Spessio, where we
can visit a medieval centre and see magnificent wooden
sculptures standing along the cobbled streets, created by
students of the local sculpture school. Returning to our vehicles we head towards Forno d’Ono, a journey of around
15 minutes. This small centre on the valley floor hosts the
‘Museum of the Resistance and folklore of Valle Sabbia’
(info pag. 22). We continue towards Ono Degno, and park
the car at the entrance to the town, close to the sports field,
we go up throgh the hamlet and we can admire the eighteenth century parish church of ‘San Zenone’, a baroque
masterpiece. We will also visit the outside of the ‘Casa
Torre’, a medieval building now used as a guest house.
Once we have finished the tour, we take our vehicles again
and head towards Forno d’Ono, and then on to Vestone,
another journey of about 15 minutes.
Avenone
Barbaine
Church
Belprato
it was rediscovered in 1999. It was already operational in
the 16th century and is particularly interesting as it is the
only smelting structure in Brescia which has preserved its
original appearance. From the plant, which ceased production in 1848, you can see bunkers made from numerous
stone arches, spaces intended for the storage of the mineral and the old blast furnace.
We then take the same trail back to Livemmo, back into the
car or onto the motorbike to move on to Belprato.
After 200 m we turn left towards Avernone.
After about a kilometre, when we reach a small church on
the right-hand side of the road, we can stop and leave the
car or motorbike in the nearby car park. Those on bicycles
can continue if they prefer. We set off down the unpaved
 Associations and/or companies that enhance the
The Sculpture School
Founded in 2007 by Abele Flocchini, the sculpture school
continues the ancient local tradition of creating works of
art from wood.
To learn more about the artists’ work at the school of sculpture and/or request an educational demonstration, please
book in advance.
Mode of Travel: by car, motorbike or bicycle,
with sections on foot (as outlined on the map)
For the walk to the smelting furnace only:
Journey time: 1 hour 30 minutes
Recommended for adults only
Recommended Period: from April to October
For smaller children: educational routes with the
‘Blonde Goats of Adamello’
The ‘Cornablacca’ agricultural firm, specialised in the
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breeding of the endangered ‘Capra Bionda
dell’Adamello’ (the blonde goat of Adamello), organises educational and
nature courses as well as workshops in the green settings of
Pertica Bassa and Pertica Alta.
Advanced booking is required
to take part in activities.
Nature activities with the
‘Sociale Area’ Cooperative
The ‘Cooperativa Sociale Area’,
with the aim of bringing nature and
traditions closer to young people, offers
days for learning about growing vegetables,
recognising flowers, taking part in educational workshops on preparing bread and pizza and experimenting with
and constructing toys from the past.
All this in addition to beautiful walks through the most significant places for the Resistance in Brescia.
• Cornablacca agricultural firm, tel. (+39) 3385787897
www.cornablacca.it
• Cooperativa Sociale Area, tel. (+39) 3351380652
www.cooparea.org - [email protected]
Walks and bike rides in Pertica
The Pertica territory offers an extensive area of marked trails
for hikers and cyclists.
Info: www.lepertiche.com
• Museum of the Resistance and Folklore of Valle Sabbia,
Via Roma (inside the Town Hall building) in
Pertica Bassa. The museum is open all year round on the
first and third Sunday of every month, 3.00 p.m. - 6.00
p.m.. The museum can also be visited outside opening
hours on request Info: Town Hall (+39) 0365821131
• Church of ‘Barbaine’: always open
• Church of ‘San Marco’ open every day 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m.
• Church of ‘San Zenone: open for religious services
• Smelting furnace: always open
• Sculpture School, Via Parrocchia 64 (Casa Torre),
Ono Degno, Pertica Bassa, tel. (+39) 0365860216
(+39) 3355735989 - (+39) 3337293639
The carnival in Livemmo
Livemmo can boast of a carnival
with origins dating far back
which we can trace back to its
farming traditions. Three double
carnival characters consisting in
a true person and a puppet are central. It
is hard to distinguish one from the other.
Representations of ancient crafts can be
seen whilst enjoying traditional carnival
cakes.
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Sport in Casto
The ‘Pojat’ is a charcoal kiln made by piling branches
and small tree trunks, arranged in the shape of a dome
with a hole in the centre, which acts as a chimney.
It transforms wood into coal through a process of
“distilling” the wood, which is deprived of contact
with air. The lime kiln is an ancient oven which was
used to create quick lime. It comprises a structure of
heat resistant square stones. After crossing another
Casto
Among canyons
and ancient forges
learn about the remains of the ancient forges which
were in operational from the 15th Century thanks to
the special water systems that exploited the movement
of the water
discover stunning canyons
walk amongst the woods accompanied by the gentle
murmur of water
admire the wooden sculptures displayed in the park
Info
point
bridge, we find the remains of the
‘Furche’ forge, we cross a gorge
to discover the ‘Tina de l’ora’, a
machine that operated using the
movement of air caused by the
waterfall. The air produced was
Paradiso
used to feed and strengthen
refuge
the flame of the fires required
for processing the metals. After
this, we can visit the remains of the Boca forge and the
Cereseol forge. Afterwards we join a paved road, at the
end of the route dedicated to industrial archaeology.
We then set off on the trail on the left towards Sapei,
which winds through the woods. After a few hundred
metres, we find ourselves near the road again. We
take the bridle path the left and descend into a valley.
Here we cross a stream and proceed uphill towards
the ‘Paradiso’ mountain refuge (well signposted at
every crossroads). Near the pass we are rewarded with
a stunning view of Casto, Mura and Corna di Savallo.
We then descend again into another small valley. After
reaching the ‘Paradiso’ mountain refuge we continue along the stream towards Valle (from here on take care
‘Brescia est ’ exit. Continue along the SS45bis towards
Madonna di Campiglio through to the municipality of
Vestone.
From Nozza, head towards Casto (6km). Travelling
through the centre of Casto, follow signs for the ‘Ferrate’ routes and in the direction of Alone after a bridge
you find the car park on the left with local information.
The information point and the itinerary departure
points can be found in the car park.
 The route
Discovering the most spectacular and interesting natural areas of Valle Sabbia. The route unwinds over trails
and bridle ways.
From the information point in the car park, next to a
wooden sculpture of a car, we follow the sign ‘Parco
delle Fucine’. This route is marked by stripes of blue
paint. We set out on a trail crossing bridges and gangways, always along the river side. On the way we find a
‘Pojat’ and a ‘Dolcetti’ lime kiln.
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as the ground is slippery) until we get
back on the trail. We pass a small
gorge, and for a short while we
have to walk over the stepping
stones in the stream.
We cross the beautiful gorges
over a concrete gangway until
we arrive alongside the stunning
Pisot waterfall. We move on towards Valle to reach the lakes. After
a short while we find ourselves back
at the information point, and the car park.
ence in elevation and 1200 m of
rope with breathtaking crossings
above the village of Lodrino.
For experts only. Casto is
Difficulty: Easy, with short
also an excellent area for
Moderate sections
cycling, with over 30 km of
cycle paths.
For more information, conRecommended Period: from
sult the maps on the website.
April to October
Printed material and more information is available from the municipality of Casto.
• ‘Parco delle Fucine’ information:
www.ferratecasto.it
www.comune.casto.bs.it.
• For more information about all the routes listed and to
request a guide contact the information point tel. (+39)
3208362239
(+39) 3928385677 or visit the websites listed above.
The information point is open at the weekend from April
until the end of September 9.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m. and is
open every day in August.
Equipment is available to hire at the information point.
Municipality of Casto: Piazza della Famiglia, 1, open
from Monday to Saturday 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m.
tel. (+39) 036588122.
Sport in ‘Parco delle Fucine’
Casto is a unique area: just imagine a group of valleys
boasting beautiful landscapes that hide stunning canyons. An extensive area with a variety of sports facilities,
where you can discover forges used from the 1400s up
until the last century and where wooden sculptures are
on display.
The park is a huge leisure area. It has climbing walls, rockclimbing routes, Tibetan bridges (all difficult routes requiring equipment), zip lines and caves. One big open-air gym
to train, a beautiful adventure park to have fun.
For more information and hiring equipment, contact the
information point.
There are also attractive routes for experienced
climbers in the area - Ferrata Nasego (Very difficult): a new rock climbing route was built in 2011
with a difference in elevation of 420 metres, 800 metres
of rope and lasts about 3 hours. From the foot of Corna
di Savallo, we climb to the summit of Monte Nasego
near the large Cross. This route is extraordinary because
of the beauty of its rock faces as well as the view. On
clear days we can see Lake Garda, Carè Alto and even
Monte Rosa.
Ferrate Caspai from the Pine woods in Lodrino up
to the Caspai cross (Very difficult) another beautiful
rock climbing route unfolds with over 400 m of differ-
 Find out more
Free material on the proposed itineraries (more detailed
maps of the routes and rock climbing) is available at the
Town Hall and the information point.
For more information about the history, local culture and
the territory, the following publications are recommended:
• Alberto Rizzi, Casto, Grafo,E 45 (available at the Town
Hall)
• Mauro Abatti, Nasego natura cultura e sport in una terra
da scoprire (Nasego nature culture and sport in a land to be
explored),E 5 (available at the Town Hall or Info Point)
wooden simulacrum of the Sleeping Madonna in the Byzantine style framed by small statues. The Sacristy is also
well worth a visit, considered one of the most beautiful in
Brescia, leading on to a Pietro Scalvini painting depicting
the Pentecost, as well as other frescoes.
From the church, we follow Via Parrocchia - via Zappini,
some hundred metres along the road we previously took
by car. When the street is narrower we turn right to via del
Tombino and after a few hundred metres among houses
and pastures we will find on the right the Church of ‘San
Preseglie
Discovering the trails of
Preseglie
•discover the works of arts in the Parish church and the
smaller churches
•walk in a peaceful natural environment
•enjoy the beautiful views of the Conca d’Oro and the
surrounding mountains
‘Brescia est ’ exit. Continue along the SS45bis
towards Madonna di Campiglio. From the
Valle Sabbia ring road exit at Barghe and
carry on in the direction of Preseglie at the
roundabout. Once in the town, past the
Town Hall, continue for about 400 metres
and, turn right off the main road, following the signs to Piazza: this village is less
than a kilometre away from the main road.
 The route
A stroll in Preseglie, a small municipality
immersed in the countryside of the Conca
d’Oro. The proposed route runs mainly
through meadows and woods on trails and
bridle ways. The excursion starts in the village of ‘Piazza’, where a visit to the parish
church is a must.
The ‘S.S. Pietro e Paulo’ Church, built in the
18th century, contains beautiful works of art such
as the ‘Sant Antonio Abate’ thought to be by Moretto,
as well as the oriental inspired ‘Dormitio Virginis’, moved
here from the ‘Santuario del Visello’. An urn contains a
The church of San Giovanni Nepomuceno
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the road on the left we continue on the
Giovanni Nepomuceno e San FilipMode of Travel: on foot or by
main road: immersed in the woods,
po Neri’.
bicycle
occasionally crossing a babbling
This eighteenth century sacred
Difficulty: Easy
creek.
building is elegantly designed
Journey time: 1 hour 30 minutes
We continue straight on after staand its interior boasts a paintDifference in elevation: medium
tion no. 7. and at this point the
ing depicting the ‘Madonna with
Recommended Period: March
route becomes quite steep through
Child’ and variuos saints. The
to November
to stations 15-16 of the ‘Vita e Saexternal and internal contours of
lute’ route. After 200 metres we arrive
the church seem to be designed as
at the ‘Santuario del Visello’ (about an
one. Facing the small church, we head
hour from the beginning of the route).
left and, just a few metres ahead, take anBuilt in 1614, following the apparition of Our Lady, it has
other left at the junction onto the unmarked trail (whereas
been an important place of worship for centuries. With a
the trail on the right is marked ‘via Curnàs’) following
single nave and three altars, the shrine is enriched with
a stream that winds through woods and meadows until
works of art such as the group of wooden sculptures of
splitting into two near a hay barn.
the ‘Vergine Dormiente’ tomb which is still in the parish
We then take a right where there are a few ups and downs.
church today. At the moment of drafting this guide, the
After about 300 m we take the middle road at a junction and
church was closed. A restoration and rehabilitation prowalk along the ‘Galaello’ international motocross tracks, at
ject is being prepared by the municipal administration.
the end of which there is another junction where we will
From the ‘Santuario del Visello’ we then make our way
take a right along a flat road, past a horse-riding centre.
back to station 15-16. To the right of this station we take
Moving on, we meet the sign that indicates the route ‘Vita
an old trail dating back hundreds of years, nestled in a
e Salute’ (Life and Health), specific numbered areas each
beautiful, natural and unspoilt setting, where there are
specially equipped for set gymnastic exercises right up
old galena mines (lead and silver); after crossing a small
until a few metres before ‘Santuario del Visello’.
bridge we continue for about 20 minutes along a long
After station no.6 of the ‘Vita e Salute’ route, and ignoring
narrow and winding section with ascents and descents
until, in Baiarù, the walk is interrupted by a small stream
Visello Sanctuary
which we have to cross, though this is not difficult. At
San Pietro and Paulo Church
this point of journey, the trail gradually opens up, offering
a beautiful view to the right of Preseglie and the other
municipalities that are scattered around the valley below.
After a few more metres along the trail, we reach a paved
road and turn right.
A little further on, the façade of the parish church we left
at the beginning of the journey will come into view. We
will then reach the first few houses of Piazza and continue for a couple of minutes until we reach the junction
between Via Visello Superiore and Via Visello Inferiore
and then turn left (Via Montini), to finally return to the
departure point.
San Filippo Neri
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Walks in Preseglie
Other itineraries with themes ranging from food to culture
are also available.
For more information contact: Pro Loco Preseglie
Bione
The green plain of Lò
• The Church of ‘San Giovanni Nepomuceno e San Filippo
Neri’ and the parish church of ‘S.S. Pietro e Paolo’ are only
open on religious occasions.
• To request a private opening (only for groups of at least
10 people) contact the Pro Loco of Preseglie:
via Roma, 56 - tel. (+39) 3351352033
www.laprolocodipreseglie.it
• The ‘Santuario della Madonna del Visello’ is closed for
restoration.
•discover the parish church of ‘Santa Maria Assunta’
•marvel at the frescoed façade of the ‘Casa degli Angeli’
•enjoy the tranquillity and countryside of the Lò plain
(the perfect picnic spot)
’ exit and continue along the SS45bis towards Madonna
di Campiglio. From the ring road take the exit to Sabbio
Chiese and follow the signs to ‘Lumezzane’. After a few
kilometres, take a right at the next junction signposted Bione. Then continue along the main road in the direction of
Pieve. After arriving at the parish church of Bione Pieve,
leave the car in the small square opposite.
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 The route
Lò plain
An itinerary in Bione, the peaceful
centre of the ‘Conca d’Ora’. The
route runs along roads and bridle
ways. The first attraction that we
will visit is the Church of ‘Santa
Maria Assunta’. Built in the 16th Century on the remains
of the old ‘pieve’, this church houses valuable paintings
and ornate wooden frames. On leaving the church, we
head towards the pizza restaurant in the same square and
carry straight on down the street Via Secondo Calzoni. After
about 200 metres we see the façade of the ‘Casa degli
Angeli’, built in the sixteenth century and later decorated
with figures in the eighteenth century. We then head back
to the church, in front of the main façade, and onwards on
the uphill road (Via Avis). We cross at the first junction to
continue along Via Avis. After a hundred metres we turn left
at the crossroads near the building. At the crossroads of the
hamlet Bersenico Sopra, we carry on along ‘Via Emigrati
del lavoro’ which climbs up to the right. After about 100
metres, we will follow the signs for the ‘Piano di Lò’ (Lò
Plain) on the left and after about 100 metres we take ‘Via
Agnosine
Casa degli Angeli
Santa Maria
Assunta Church
Pian di Lò’ uphill to the right. Immediately after we will
straight on up the main road. We pass the shrine of ‘San
Gottardo’ and continue on the main road past a number of
junctions. After passing a small group of houses, the road
gets steeper and becomes quite challenging. The extensive
upland plain of Lò will stretch before us upon our arrival,
the ideal place to relax and have a picnic. From here, you
can easily reach the peaks of Monte San Bernardo and
Monte San Vigilio, with their relative shrines. The return
journey follows the same route.
• Santa Maria Assunta church in Bione Pieve: open every
day 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
The Santa Maria Assunta church
Through woods, ancient
villages and a magnificent
shrine
•discover the old ‘santuario di San Lino’ with its
valuable frescoes
•admire the rural architecture of the small village of
Binzago
•enjoy the tranquillity and landscape of the Valley of
Binzago and San Lino
est ’ exit. Continue along the SS45bis towards Madonna
di Campiglio. Take the exit at Sabbia Chiese, following
signs for ‘Lumezzane’ and ‘Brescia’.
Continue towards Brescia. When the road becomes
steeper, carry on for about a kilometre until you reach
another junction. Here turn right towards Binzago - San
Lino.
Rifuge alpini
Binzago
Journey time: 45 minutes, one way
to October
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Mode of Travel: on foot or on horseback
Difficulty: easy
Journey time on foot: 35 minutes
Difference in elevation: easy
November
 The route
On reaching the built-up area of San Lino, park and take
the bridle-path to the right which, in a few hundred metres, takes you to the San Lino Sanctuary (visible on the
left within the fenced area).
Stop off to admire the sanctuary (visits on request).
This authentic jewel is considered one of the best preserved round churches in Lombardy. The fifteenth century
frescoes dedicated to Saints Gervasio and Protasio are
considered particularly precious. Other precious evidence of local devotion is the frescoes of the Virgin Mary and Child and of St.
Christopher. The bell tower, like the portico
and vestry were added to the original later
in the mid-18th century. Then return to the
car park and drive to Binzago in just a few
minutes. At the entrance to the village, park
the car and enter the built-up area, pass the
fountain, go under two arches and take the
San Lino
road to the right (with signs for the BertagSanctuary
nolli refuge) passing under another arch.
Here you can observe the church ‘Annun53
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Frescos on the Sanctuary of San Lino
ciata’, erected in 1673, which
houses works from the 12th20th centuries and a wooden
choir stall belonging to the
Boscaì family. After the church,
go straight along the main road
leading to the village. After the
bend with a memorial plaque to
Tranquillo Bianchi, you come
to a crossing. Take the road to
the left and walk on for 15-20
minutes remaining on the main
bridle-path and following the
signs ‘rifugio’ at turnings. When
you reach a fork in the road (at
the Agnosine sign), turn right
on the cement road downhill for
a few metres and then uphill.
It goes past the bar and then
climbs up the mountain to the
refuge which has picnic tables
and you can enjoy the beautiful view over Conca d’Oro. The
return journey follows the same
route.
Trekking - mountain biking horse riding
There are other routes in the area for trekking, mountain
biking and horse riding.
A map for visitors is available from the Agnosine Town
Hall during opening hours.
Barghe - Provaglio V.S.
Cycling from Barghe
to Provaglio

Interesting features
•cycle on a challenging route
•enjoy pleasant views of Valle Sabbia
•discover local churches

How to get there
From the A4 motorway (Milan-Venice) take the ‘Brescia est’
exit and continue along the SS45bis towards Madonna di
Campiglio. Take the exit at Barghe and continue towards
the centre. Near the roundabout turn off towards Preseglie.
Once over the bridge cut across to the right. Here you will
find ‘Piazza Avesina’ where you can park the car.

The route
A cycle ride to discover the views and cultural heritage of
Provaglio Val Sabbia and Barghe. Itinerary along country
roads with little traffic.
Departing from ‘Piazza Avesina’ we head towards the historical
centre, in the opposite direction from where we from came,
then we turn right, cross the bridge and take the road on the
left for a few hundred metres until, once out of the built-up
area, you can see the Church of St Gottardo on the right. It
was built in the 15th century and is famous for its suggestive
setting right under a rock, for its 16th century stuccoes and,
above all, for the cave in the apse. After the visit, go back to
the village where you go left towards Provaglio near the bridge.
From here the route becomes steep and challenging and this
continues for the first half of the route. Once we have reached
Bornico, we keep to the left and follow signs for the church
of ‘Santa Maria Assunta’. We continue along the main road
for about a kilometre to the large parish church (in Pieve).
Santa Maria Assunta, built in the 18th Century, stands on
La Piana Riding Club: tel. (+39) 0365860589,
www.scuderialapiana.it - [email protected]
• For information on Binzago and San Lino:
blog.libero.it/proloco/
• Municipality of Agnosine, via Guglielmo Marconi, open
from Monday to Friday from 9.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.
tel. (+39) 0365866141.

Opening times and contact details
• Santuario di San Lino: to request a private opening
(min. 10 people): [email protected]
• Santuario Santa Maria in Calchere: always open
• ‘Chiesa dell’Annunciata’: to request a private opening
(min. 10 people): [email protected]
• For information on footpaths, cycle paths and horse
riding:
The Sanctuary of San Lino’
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the remains of an ancient ‘pieve’, and features a late baroque
interior, while the bell tower and part of the apse are in the
Romanesque style. Returning to Bornico, we get back onto the
main road and climb up towards the mountain. Once we have
left the centre, we continue uphill along the main road until we
meet a crossroads near some houses, where we turn right in
the direction of Teglie (signposted). We pass through Livrio,
along the same Via Santa Maria, and after a couple of hundred
metres we reach the Church ‘delle Cornelle’ (16th Century).
From here we can enjoy a pleasant view over the underlying
valley. The return journey follows the same route.

Opening times and contact details
• Santa Maria Assunta parish church: open on religious
occasions
• ‘Santuario delle Cornelle’: open on religious occasions.
To request a private opening (only for groups of at least 10
people) contact the number (+39) 0365824890.
• ‘Santuario San Gottardo’: open on religious occasions.
To request a private opening (only for groups of at least 10
people) contact the number
(+39) 036584143.
Santa Maria Assunta Church
Cornelle
Sanctuary
Roè Volciano
Difficulty: Easy sometimes
moderate
Journey time: 1 h
March to November
Among olive groves and
waterfalls discovering
ancient churches
•walk amongst olive groves and ancient villages
•discover old churches and shrines
•marvel at the ‘Madonna del Rio’ waterfall
•enjoy the views of Lake Garda
From the A4 motorway (Milan-Venice) take
the ‘Brescia est’ exit and continue along the
SS45bis towards Madonna di Campiglio. Exit at
Vobarno - Roè Volciano, follow the signs to Trobiolo
and park the car near the Church of ‘S.S. Trinità’.
San Gottardo Church
Barghe
Mode of Travel: by bike
Journey time: 1 h 15 minutes
Recommended Period: March to
June and September to November
Provaglio V.S.
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 The route
Tour of the treasures of Roè Volciano, a unique territory between Lake Garda and Valle Sabbia. The itinerary runs along
bridle ways and trails. Near the Church of Trobiolo, dating
back to the mid-15th Century, we take the road to Agneto.
At the first junction we turn left onto the dirt road, which leads
north among vineyards and olive groves, skirting the ‘Madonna del Rio’ valley. When we reach a fork in the road, we keep
left, and here the bridle way becomes steeper, ending after a
couple of hundred metres in Gazzane. At the crossroads we
turn right, continuing along the main road, from which we can
enjoy a beautiful view of the gulf of Salò.
We keep to the left at the junction and meet another crossroads after just a few metres: the road on the left is private,
whilst on the right there is a small path. We take this path,
surrounded by olive groves and orchards, passing the wooden gate on our right (used to prevent grazing animals escap-
Church of Trobiolo
ing from the pastures) and at the fork we continue along the
trail leading down to the right (given the difference in elevation, we need to hold onto the rope). Once we reach a little
clearing we will carry on along the little trail leading down to
the left towards the forest
After a few hundred metres we find an enchanting waterfall
on our left. We continue along the main trail, where we can
see the small Church of ‘Madonna del Rio’ which can be
reached by crossing a small concrete bridge, entering the
Municipality of Salò. This religious structure was built in the
18th Century after the miraculous apparition of Our Lady.
We cross the wooden bridge and continue along the wide
dirt road in front of the church, passing a picnic area (an
ideal place to take a break). After about a kilometre, we reach
Renzano. At the junction we take the road on the left and
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Cascina del Comune
after a few hundred metres we find ‘SS. Nazario e Celso’, a
small church that boasts stunning 16th century frescoes. The
return journey follows the same route.
Serle
The Cariadeghe Plateau
and Monte
San Bartolomeo
Walks in the Roè Volciano area
Information about alternative routes and other interesting
itineraries is available at the Town Hall.
• The ‘Madonna del Rio’ shrine is normally always open. If
closed, contact the custodians on the number
(+39) 0365520540.
• The Church of ‘Santi Nazaro e Celso’ is open every day
from 8.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.
• The Church of Trobiolo is open only for Mass.
• Roè Town Hall Via G. Frua, 2 open Monday to Friday from
9.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m., tel. (+39) 0365563611
•getting to know the characteristics of a Karst environment
•walking in a peaceful natural setting
•enjoying beautiful views
•discovering the ancient history of the ‘Monte Orsino’
shrine
’ exit and continue along the SS45bis towards Madonna di
Campiglio. From the ring road exit at Nuvolento and follow
signs to Serle, After passing through the hamlet of Villa follow directions for the ‘Monumento Naturale di Cariadeghe’.
Continue past the military area and park in the ‘Alpini’ car
park (near the small church). The distance from Nuvolento
is around ten kilometres.
‘Madonna del Rio’
Waterfall
‘Madonna del Rio’
Sanctuary
the road that climbs up to the left, and after
about 200 metres we find a sign on the right saying ‘Sentiero degli Omber’ (The Omber Trail). Following this sign we set off on a trail leading into the woods.
We follow these signs along the whole route, found at every
junction. The territory is like an impenetrable wooded barrier
broken at some points by some grassland areas of natural interest and by clusters of tall trees or by large lone trees, so
impressive in appearance due to their monumental enormity
such as beach trees, chestnut trees and hornbeams. Along the
trail we will be able to admire the characteristics of this area:
sinkholes and bare rock outcrops carved out and eroded by the
water. The trail also leads close to the entrances of the most
interesting caves of the plateau and on the ‘discovery’ of Bus
Del Lat, caves used in the past to store raw milk. We then arrive at the ‘Casina del Comune’, a nineteenth century agricultural building that stands in a large meadow, an ideal
resting spot. The return journey follows the same route.
Within the protected area you can easily find restaurants and agritourism establishments offering
excellent local products. On our return to the Alpini
car park we take the same road on the left that we
took in the morning, continuing along
Alpini car park
San Bartolomeo Sanctuary
Mode of Travel: on foot or by bike
The Omber Trail
Difficulty: Easy
Journey time: On foot: 1 h 30 minutes total.
By bike: 50 minutes total
Walk to San Bartolomeo
Difficulty: Easy
Journey time: on foot: 50 minutes,
by bike: 30 minutes
View of Lake Garda from
San Bartolomeo
Recommended period: all year round
 The route
Itinerary to discover the natural and cultural treasures of
Serle. The route runs along paths, bridle ways and country
roads with little traffic.
The one day itinerary tries to include the most interesting
nature aspects of the Cariadeghe plateau, a large natural area
that is a stunning example of a Karst environment. The area is
distinguished by the presence of ‘doline’ i.e. funnel-shaped
sinkholes in the ground, where water begins its journey underground through the cracks in the underlying rocks and long
deep caves (only to be visited with an accompanying guide!)
The departure point is the ‘Alpini’ car park. We head along
Renzano
Trobiolo
Agneto
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the surfaced road (with a slight gradient) for little less than
a kilometre arriving at another large car park where there is
a large explanatory information panel. From here take the
small dirt track that climbs up to the left, following the sign to
‘Monastero di San Bartolomeo’ (St. Bartholomew Monastery). We climb up the hill for ten minutes until we reach
the summit (933 m above sea level). The Monastery was
built on the ruins of what was, for four centuries, the monastery of ‘San Pietro in Monte Orsino’. Inside there is a beautiful
fresco attributed to Paolo da Cailina il Giovane. On request it
is possible to visit an exhibition area of archaeological finds.
Guided tours are organised in the summer on Sundays.
On clear days the view is marvellous. The return journey
 Opening time and contact details
Serle Pro Loco, via Don Pietro Boifava 25,
tel. (+39) 0306910139 (voicemail) and (+39) 3290079409.
www.prolocoserle.it; [email protected] (request an appointment).
Useful for tourist information. Cultural guided tours can be
organised to discover the traditions and legends of the territory (minimum 10 people).
• Town Hall of Serle,office altipiano, piazza Boifava, 13, tel.
(+39) 0306910000
• ‘Santuario di San Bartolomeo’ open every Sunday in
summer with guided tours at 11.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m.
and Mass held at 5.00 p.m.
For those who want to venture into the caves of the area
with a specialist guide:
• Groppo Grotte Brescia ‘C. Allegretti’, www.ggb.it
• Associazione speleologica bresciana, www.speleoasb.it
Caving
The Cariadeghe Plateau is heaven for caving enthusiasts.
To venture among caves and tunnels (visits must be accompanied) contact the associations listed in the section
‘Opening times and contact details’.
 Find out more
The following publications (all in italian) are available at
the Pro Loco. Contact in advance to request an opening.
• Bernardo Zanola, Santi, demoni e briganti… leggende di
Serle e di confine, (Saints, demons and bandits. legends
of Serle and its border) E 7.
• Bernardo Zanola, All’ombra del San Bartolomeo, (In the
Shade of San Bartolomeo), E 10.
The following publications are available at the offices of
the Town Hall.
• ‘Grotte, uomini e storie dell’Altopiano di Carideghe’ (The
caves, men and history of the Carideghe Plateau)
• ‘I grande alberi di Cariadeghe’ (The great trees of Cariadeghe)
• ‘Cariadeghe tra storie e leggende, tra misteri e magie’ (Cariadeghe between stories and legend, mysteries and magic)
• Hiking map 1:5000. Prices vary
Informative material available at the Monastery of San Bartolomeo (Sundays in the summer)
• Il Monastero di San Bartolomeo (The Monastery of Saint
Bartholomew), DVD, E 7
Walks in Serle
The territory is rich in itineraries and routes. For more information contact Pro Loco Serle.
‘Brostoi e formai’
Lovers of good cuisine cannot
afford to miss ‘Brostoi e formai’, a
food and wine festival organised by
the Pro Loco in collaboration with
the associations and restaurants
of Serle. In a setting of rural alleyways,
courtyards and loggias throughout the hamlet
of Villa, various stands are set up to make for
a unique itinerary. The undisputed queen of
the festival are roast chestnuts, cooked in a
perforated pan and accompanied by mulled
wine, or as the Italians call it, ‘vin brulé’. The
event takes place every year in October.
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THE ITINERARIES
Vallio thermal spas the ideal place to rejuvenate away from
the stress and tensions of daily life, enabling you to combine specific thermal spa treatments with time for rest and
relaxation.
You will find fresh healthy mineral water at the spa, originating directly from the ‘Castello’ spring used for water
therapy, and a fully equipped department for inhalation
therapy.
The ‘Castello’ water of the Vallio thermal spas is mineral
water that belongs to the alkaline bicarbonate group. It is
highly recommended for the treatment of the gastrointestinal and urinary tracts. On the grounds of the thermal spas
there is also a pine forest with a health route, flower gardens and a wellness centre for health of the body and spirit.
A perfect combination of nature and wellness.
Vallio Terme
The Vallio Thermal Spas
•relax in a peaceful natural environment
•indulge in the wellness centre treatments
•drink the purifying water from
local springs
est ’ exit. Continue along the SS45bis towards Madonna
di Campiglio. From the ring road exit at Gavardo and from
here turn off towards ‘Vallio Terme’. After a couple of metres you reach the thermal spa.
Walks in Vallio
Vallio is a large area just waiting to be explored. Various
itineraries are available at the Pro Loco.
 The Wellness Park
The Vallio thermal spas, immersed in the countryside and
silence of a 40,000 m² park, promote the combination of
nature and wellness.
The special microclimate enjoyed by the valley makes the
• For more information tel. (+39) 0365370110
www.termevallio.it - [email protected]
• Pro Loco Vallio: www.prolocovallioterme.wordpress.com
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The preparation of Bagòss cheese
The Flavours of Valle Sabbia
Bagòss:
• Cooperativa Valle Di Bagolino: via Parrocchia, 34/A
Bagolino - tel. (+39) 036599725
Fornisce informazioni sulle varie aziende agricole.
In addition to walks, stunning views and art, Valle Sabbia
also offers its guests excellent local food.
The numerous local products tell the story of ancient traditions related to the rural world.
Artisan specialities made by those who chose the difficult
task of handcrafted production and in some cases organic
production within the challenging mountain setting1.
 Goats Cheese:
• Caseificio Sociale Valsabbino: Località Mondalino - Sabbio
Chiese - tel. (+39) 0365895700 - [email protected]
• Cornablacca: Fraz. Forno D’ono - Pertica Bassa
tel. (+39) 3385787897 - [email protected]
• Ricchini Agnese: via Belvedere, 40 - Sabbio Chiese
tel. (+39) 3392185387
• La Fattoria Di Zappa Fiorenzo: loc. Rosaghe - Casto
• Frascio Claudio: via Roma 162 - Agnosine
• Ruche Di Freddi Stefano: via Rosaghe - Casto
tel. (+39) 0365899326 - (+39) 3394605381
• Apollonio Fabio: via G. Leopardi, 14 - Roè Volciano
tel. (+39) 036542537
• Sorsoli Cinzia: via Credetta, 10 - Serle
• Ronchi Paolo: via Casinetto, 26 - Serle
• Rasi Antonella: località Dosso Del Carro, 1 - Barghe
tel. (+39) 3343500896 - massimofreddi@hotmail
• Baldassari Fabio Ermes: loc.Tà Baüs, 2 - Barghe
tel. (+39) 036584101 - (+39) 3200886208
[email protected]
CHEESE
There are many cheese producers in Valle Sabbia that follow
ancient dairy techniques. Artisans show real passion in their
production of excellent cheeses made from raw milk. For most
of the year the cattle feed on grass from the pastures and hay
obtained from mowed meadow grass. Undoubtedly, the most
famous of the local cheeses is Bagòss, the much sought after
and renowned cheese from Bagolino, famous throughout the
world and recognised for its exceptional quality. This cheese is
the result of an ancient technique that enhances the flavour of
mountain milk, Bagòss has a unique and consistent texture and
markedly yellow colour. A visit to Bagolino is the perfect opportunity to buy and taste this cheese in the local restaurants. However, do not forget the cheeses from the middle valley; lesser
known but equally tasty and authentic. The cow’s milk cheeses,
goat’s cheese and
‘robiola’ cheese
made from a
combination of
goat and cow’s
milk are also delicious.
 Cow’s cheese
• Caseificio Sociale Valsabbino: località Mondalino
Sabbio Chiese - tel. (+39) 0365895700
[email protected]
• La Fattoria di Zappa Fiorenzo: via Rosaghe - Casto
• Ruche di Freddi Stefano: via Rosaghe - Casto
tel. (+39) 0365899326 - (+39) 3394605381
• Le Cole: località Auro,1 - Casto
• Agriturismo L'era: località Piani di Mura - Casto
tel. (+39) 3314686825
1. The list includes producers that have special sales
outlets. Information about other producers can be requested from the town halls.
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• Salvini Giuseppe: via S. Antonio, 13 - Anfo
• Baga Andrea: via Roma, 22 - Anfo
• Francinelli Osvaldo: Nucleo Moglia, 11 - Teglie
Vobarno - tel. (+39) 036561581
• Bonzanini Sauro: via Pavoni, 28 - Collio - Vobarno
• Ronchi Italo: via del Zuf, 3 - Serle
• Botti Elena: via Casinetto, 43 - Serle
• Bodei Lucia: via Carnevale, 12 - Serle
• Rasi Antonella: Località Dosso Del Carro, 1 - Barghe
tel. (+39) 3343500896 - massimofreddi@hotmail
• Azienda Agricola Viani Francesca: via Cavour, 3
Capovalle
• Eggiolini Egisto: via Crociata, 2 - Capovalle
• Fucina Alberto: via Maggiore, 26- Capovalle
• Coop. ai Rucc e Dintorni: via Ronchi, 36 - Vobarno
tel. (+39) 0365597710 - (+39) 036561135
• Togni Ivana: località Porto - Treviso Bresciano
tel. 0365821617 - (+39) 036583513
• Bio Biò di Rizzardini D.ssa Sara: via Ardiccio, 29
Vobarno - tel.(+39) 3389462486
• Massari Damiano: loc. Remot - Treviso Bresciano
tel. (+39) 3409172121 - (+39) 0365821645
• Freddi Cristian: via Ceresigno - località Degagna
Vobarno - tel. (+39) 3471459201 - (+39) 0365599598
• Frascio Claudio: via Roma 162 - Agnosine
• Pozzi Tommaso: via Tito Speri - Treviso Bresciano
tel. (+39) 3282913091 - (+39) 0365821798
• Vivenzi Pierangelo: Noffo - Pertica Alta
tel. (+39) 0365821538
• Tomasini Angelo: Livemmo - Pertica Alta
tel. (+39) 3381346388
• Vivenzi Guido: Noffo - Pertica Alta - tel. (+39) 0365821564
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PORK SALAMI
JAMS
Salami and other cold cuts are also a Valle Sabbia speciality: a local delicacy is ‘dos’, which is made from meat
previously soaked in brine with spices, wine, salt and a
pinch of chilli for a week. The ‘dos’ is then removed from
the brine, rubbed, salted and matured for 3 months. Once
ready, it guarantees greedy moments.
The delicious Pertica jams are
created from fruit grown at an
altitude of 1000 metres above
sea level. The fruit is picked at
the point of perfect ripeness
and is transformed immediately in the craft workshops,
with the addition of small
quantities of organic cane
sugar, organic honey or agave syrup. Everything is made without
the use of preservatives, colourings, flavourings or artificial gelatines. The jams made from raspberries, blackberries, blackcurrants, chestnuts and elderberries are particularly exquisite.
• Bio Dase di Flocchini Gianfranco: via Avenone
Pertica Bassa - tel. (+39) 3391959936
 Pork cold cuts:
• ”Dos de le Biline”di Pace Massimo: via Molino - Bione
tel. (+39) 3382455352
• Vassalini Stefano: via del Tombino - Preseglie
tel. (+39) 0365824114 - (+39) 3284795861
• Le Due Casine di Orazio Davide: Loc. Muraghe
Capovalle
MUSHROOMS AND TRUFFLES
FRESH FRUIT
The growth of mushrooms in Valle Sabbia is favoured by
various factors such as the temperate cool climate, the
lime content of the soil and the extensive wooded areas.
A very special feature of the area is the presence of truffles: the ‘Magnum Pico’ and the prized ‘Alba’ truffle which
find the ideal conditions to grow in this territory. The ‘Tuber
Tuber melasporum’ is also exquisite; the black truffle that
grows in porous, well fissured, carbon-rich soil.
• Bio Dase di Flocchini Gianfranco: via Avenone
Pertica Bassa - tel. (+39) 3391959936
• Le Fratte via Lago di Bongi, Noffo, Pertica Alta
tel. (+39) 3484076012
• Paltrinieri Irene Cora:
via S. Antonio, 15 - Anfo - [email protected]
• Benedetti Germana: via delle Valli, 10 - Serle
• Bodei Daniele: via Casinetto, 12 - Serle
• L’orto di Domenico di Osio Domenico: località Rampeniga
Gavardo - tel. (+39) 3394029835 - (+39) 3333232442
Truffles
• Brescianini Costantino: via Odeno - Pertica Alta
tel. (+39) 3381736074
HONEY
The mountain area of Valle Sabba is birthplace to a real ‘delicacy’: multiflora honey (made with the nectar of wild and precious flowers such as the rhododendron, the small-leaved
lime or various meadow flowers). The honey is processed
strictly according to natural principles without the use of harmful products. The result is an exquisite and authentic product.
RESTAURANTS
• Brescianini Costantino: via Odeno - Pertica Alta
tel. (+39) 3381736074
• Ravera Carlo: via S. Sebastiano, 2 - Collio - Vobarno
tel. (+39) 0365598708
• Baronio Elena: via Prada, 58/A - Carpeneda - Vobarno
• Franzoni Carla: via Case Sopra, 36 - Serle
• Tonni Gianbattista: via X Giornate, 23 - Serle
Source: Comuni
AGNOSINE
Ristorante “La Campagnola” (Casa Mascagni)
via S. Lino, 56 - tel. (+39) 0365860251
Pizzeria “Miravalle”
via Roma, 136 - tel. (+39) 0365896271
‘SPIEDO’
Pizzeria “Da Nicola”
via G. Marconi, 26 - tel. (+39) 0365896145
Among the many specialities of Brescia and Valle Sabbia,
you cannot afford to miss out on the delicious ‘spiedo’, a
delicious variety of meat and potatoes cooked on a skewer
and served with polenta. The long preparation time (around
7 hours roasting) and the flavours released by the aromatic
herbs give the ‘spiedo’ its unique taste.
A delicious dish which must be tried together with a good
red wine.
There are many places in the area famous for their ‘spiedo’,
among which Serle, home to numerous restaurants specialised in preparing this delicious dish and the first municipality to cortify its ‘spiedo’.
Trattoria “Cavallino”
via Roma, 27 - tel. (+39) 0365896106
Trattoria “Da Gisella”
via Conca d’Oro, 55 - tel. (+39) 0365860028
ANFO
Pizzeria “Al Carel”
via Roma - tel. (+39) 0365809001
Ristorante Pizzeria “All’imbarcadero”
via Rimembranze, 2 - tel. (+39) 0365800007
WINE
Ristorante Pizzeria “Alla Boa”
via Lago, 9 - tel. (+39) 0365809110
• Cantina Castello del Dragone: Località Rossino frazione Soprazzocco - Gavardo
• Azienda agricola Botturi di Savoldi Enrichetta: via
Corti , 27 - Gavardo
• Società Agricola Fratelli trevisani SS. Di Giampietro
e Mauro: via galluzzo, 2 - frazione Soprazzocco - Gavardo
• Azienda agricola Montacoli Rosa di Scalfi Alberto:
via XXV Aprile, 7 - Gavardo
Ristorante Pizzeria “Al Lago”
via Lago, 10 - tel. (+39) 0365809026
Ristorante Rifugio “Rosa di Baremone”
località Baremone - tel. (+39) 0365809024
BAGOLINO
Ristorante Pizzeria “Il Veliero”
via Pian d’Oneda, 4 - Ponte Caffaro
tel. (+39) 0365905060
RAW MILK
• Azienda agricola Donini Armando & Figli Dario e
William S.S.: piazza Aldo Moro - Gavardo
• Azienda agricola S. Martino di Bonizzardi Wilma: viale Orsolina Avanzi - Gavardo
Ristorante Pizzeria “Villa La Pausa”
località San Giacomo - Ponte Caffaro
tel. (+39) 0365990618
• Bio Dase di Flocchini Gianfranco: via Avenone - Pertica
Bassa tel. (+39) 3391959936
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Ristorante “Al Pescatore”
via Quadri IV, 36 - Ponte Caffaro - tel. (+39) 0365990192
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Ristorante “Al Bivio”
via Caduti,16 - Ponte Caffaro
tel. (+39) 0365990118
Trattoria “Cerreto”
via Cerreto, 1
tel. (+39) 0365903227
Ristorante Rifugio “Tita Secchi”
località Gaver
tel. (+39) 0365903001
Rifugio Montestino
località Monstestino - tel. (+39) 3663846823
[email protected]
Ristorante “Refino”
via Refino, 45 - Ponte Caffaro
tel. (+39) 0365990193
Ristorante “Al Piccolo Hotel”
via Cerreto, 6
tel. (+39) 036599208
Ristorante Rifugio “Passo Crocedomini”
località Passo Crocedomini
tel. (+39) 0364310425
Trattoria pizzeria da Tullio
Via Maggiore,30
Ristorante “Al Lago”
via Lago - Ponte Caffaro
tel. (+39) 0365990161
Ristorante “Tre Valli”
via San Rocco
tel. (+39) 036599109
Pizzeria “Joselito”
via Tito Speri, 5 - Ponte Caffaro
tel. (+39) 0365990336
Ristorante Pizzeria “Stella Alpina”
via Valle Dorizzo, 6 - località Valle Dorizzo
tel. (+39) 036599167
Ristorante “Al Poggio Verde”
via Nazionale
tel. (+39) 0365824591 - fax (+39) 0365894912
[email protected] - www.alpoggioverde.it
Ristorante “Al Caminetto”
via Valle Dorizzo, 15 - località Valle Dorizzo
tel. (+39) 036599320
Ristorante Pizzeria “La Quercia”
via Nazionale, 9
tel. (+39) 036584505
Ristorante “Fabus”
località Maniva
tel. (+39) 036599300
Ristorante “Al Cascinone Monte Misa”
località Gaver
tel. (+39) 036599899 - (+39) 036599442
Ristorante “L'oca Cioca”
via Nazionale, 17
tel. (+39) 0365824492 - cell. (+39) 3486587107
Ristorante “Pratolungo”
località Maniva
tel. (+39) 036599301
(aperto da maggio a ottobre)
Albergo Ristorante “Locanda Gaver”
località Piana del Gaver
tel. (+39) 036599325
Ristorante Pizzeria “Alla Baita”
via Pissisidolo,18
tel. (+39) 036599248
Ristorante “Camprass”
località Gaver
tel. (+39) 036599206
Ristorante “La Tavernetta”
via San Rocco, 46
tel. (+39) 036599145
Ristorante Residence “Blumon Break”
località Gaver
tel. (+39) 0365904972
Trattoria “Del Viandante”
via Moreschi, 28
tel. (+39) 036599869
Trattoria “Ancora”
via San Rocco, 34
tel. (+39) 036599218
CASTO
BARGHE
Ristorante Agriturismo “Le Cole”
località Auro, 1
tel. (+39) 036588778
Ristorante “Al Vecchio Palazzo”
piazza Passerini, 5
tel. (+39) 036588761
Osteria “La Noce”
località Briale, 52
tel. (+39) 036588121
Trattoria “Aurora”
località Famea, 3
tel. (+39) 036588113
BIONE
Ristorante Pizzeria “Al Passatempo”
piazza Caduti, 13 - tel. (+39) 0365896919
Agriturismo “Loera”
località Tonno, 1
tel. (+39) 3314686825
Trattoria “Cà Rosada”
via Conca d’Oro, 11 - tel. (+39) 3351011407
GAVARDO
Bar Pizzeria “Rock”
via dei Ponti, 1 - tel. (+39) 0365896612
Trattoria “Al Giogo”
via Andrea Gosa, 15
tel. (+39) 036531728
Trattoria “Antica Isola”
via Ponti, 5/A - località San Faustino
tel. (+39) 0365897754
Trattoria “Sijei”
via Terni, 11/B
tel. (+39) 3474246708
CAPOVALLE
Pizzeria “Al Cavallino”
via San Giorgio, 164
tel. (+39) 036599103
Pizzeria “Nuovo Fiore”
via Siano, 18/20
tel. (+39) 036599317
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Trattoria “Bianca”
via XXIV Maggio, 21
tel. (+39) 0365750016
Pizzeria Ristorante “Gli Aliperta”
via Andrea Gosa, 164/F Centro Commerciale Cristallo
tel. (+39) 036534275
Albergo “Cavallino”
passo Cavallino
tel. (+39) 036575006
Ristorante Locanda “Corona”
largo Ponte, 11
tel. (+39) 036531140 - (+39) 0365517478
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Trattoria “Bussi”
località Monte Magno, 23 - tel. (+39) 036534603
(da aprile a novembre)
Albergo Ristorante Villa dei Campi
località Limone, 27
IDRO
Trattoria “Re Sole”
via Andrea Gosa, 208 - località Bostone
tel. (+39) 0365371334
Trattoria “Fagiano”
via Tormini, 2 - frazione Soprazocco
tel. (+39) 3407423323
Ristorante Pizzeria “Le Fontanelle”
via R. Bertini, 18
tel. (+39) 036583255
Ristorante Pizzeria “Da Arrigo”
via Trento, 39
tel. (+39) 0365823371
Ristorante Oseria “Capoborgo”
via Capoborgo, 11
tel. (+39) 0365331737
Ristorante Pizzeria “La Terrazza”
località Tre Capitelli
tel. (+39) 0365823393
apertura dal 1/03 al 06/01
Ristorante “Trattoria della Piazza Grande”
piazza G. Zanardelli, 22
tel. (+39) 036531269
Ristorante Pizzeria “Milano”
via Trento, 35 - tel. (+39) 0365823391
“Pegaso”
via Tormini, 74 - frazione Soprazocco
tel. (+39) 0365372719
Pizzeria “Bellavista”
via Coste, 1 - tel. (+39) 0365823382
Pizzeria “Roco’s”
via Giovanni Quarena, 107
tel. (+39) 0365376261
Pizzeria “Da Cinzia”
via Lungolago Italia, 5
tel. (+39) 036583310
Ristorante Pizzeria “Al Cacciatore”
località Monte Magno, 2
tel. (+39) 3356661747
Ristorante Pizzeria “Sporting”
via Della Repubblica, 8
tel. (+39) 0365823370
Trattoria “Da Giuliana”
via Bariaga, 13 - frazione Soprazocco
tel. (+39) 036532319
Ristorante “Alpino”
via Lungolago Vittoria, 14
tel. (+39) 036583146
Ristorante Trattoria “Alle Trote”
via Bariaga, 24 - frazione Soprazocco
tel. (+39) 036531294 - (+39) 0365374615
Ristorante “Da Gabriella”
via Indipendenza, 4 - tel. (+39) 0365823378
Ristorante “Da Genny”
via Vantone, 37 - tel. (+39) 0365823380
Ristorante “Villa degli Angeli”
via S. Biagio, 32/34 - frazione Soprazocco
tel. (+39) 036534282 - (+39) 3404744321
Ristorante Pizzeria “Vantone Pineta”
via Vantone, 39 - tel. (+39) 0365823385
Ristorante Al Poggio
via Dr. Guido Franchi,15 - interni 2/3/4
Ristorante “Holland”
via Provinciale, 58
tel. (+39) 036583484
Ristorante Pizzeria Ciak
via Andrea gosa,96/98
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Ristorante “La Pentolaccia”
via Vantone, 94 - tel. (+39) 0365823389
(open in summer)
Trattoria “Bongi”
località Lago di Bongi
tel. (+39) 3492873923
Trattoria “Alla Grotta”
via Trento, 86
tel. (+39) 0365823379
Pizzeria “Taverna del Gradiatore”
via Cavour, 2
tel. (+39) 3200746116
Trattoria “Da Giovanna”
via Provinciale, 52
tel. (+39) 0365823374
ODOLO
“Rocca del Rovere”
località Brete, 1
tel. (+39) 0365860194
Trattoria “Da Andreina”
via Vantone, 66
tel. (+39) 036583566
(open in summer)
Ristorante “Da Bruna”
via Brescia, 15
tel. (+39) 0365826035
Trattoria “Federici Bonardi Anna”
via Balotello, 11
tel. (+39) 0365823064
(open in summer)
Pizzeria Ristorante “La Fusina”
via F.lli Rossetti, 55
tel. (+39) 0365826062
Spaghetteria “Ferraglio Alberto”
via Lungolago Vittoria, 28
(open in summer)
PAITONE
Trattoria Antica “Leone”
via Italia, 37/39
tel. (+39) 0306919126
Ristorante “Mistica”
via Vittorio Veneto, 31
tel. (+39) 036583208 - cell. (+39) 3661851812
(open in summer)
Trattoria “Da Tindaro”
località Tesio - tel. (+39) 0306910346
PERTICA ALTA
LAVENONE
Agriturismo “Piccole Dolomiti”
località Vaiale, 5
tel. (+39) 036583571
Ristorante “La Perla”
via Provinciale, 105
tel. (+39) 0365821594 - cell. (+39) 3391260026
Agriturismo “Al Bastarel”
frazione Presegno
tel. (+39) 0365870318
Ristorante “S. Rocco”
via Pineta, 2 - Frazione Livemmo
tel. (+39) 0365821292
Pizzeria “Le Siavine”
via Provinciale, 135 - tel. (+39) 0365821505
MURA
Locanda “Doro”
via Massimo, 9/A
tel. (+39) 036588474 - cell. (+39) 3331630778
Trattoria “La Pineta”
via Pineta, 32
tel. (+39) 0365821300
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PRESEGLIE
Trattoria “Da Ettore”
via Provinciale, 95 - tel. (+39) 0365821592
Bar Trattoria “Silvana”
via Salvo D’Acquisto, 18 - tel. (+39) 0365860577
Trattoria “La Brughiera”
via per Noffo, 29 - tel. (+39) 0365821591
Trattoria “Centrale”
via Roma, 24 - tel. (+39) 036584227
PERTICA BASSA
Ristorante “Al Mulino”
via Case Sparse, 18 - località Al Mulino
tel. (+39) 0365820388
PROVAGLIO VAL SABBIA
Pizzeria “La Quercia”
via Milano, 39
tel. (+39) 0365824581
Rifugio “Amici Miei”
località Paghera - frazione Ono Degno
tel. (+39) 3338970520
[email protected] - www.rifugioamicimiei.it
ROè VOLCIANO
Ristorante “Bar Brescia 1911”
via Villa,75 - frazione Avenone
Osteria “Pane e Vino”
frazione Levrange
tel. (+39) 3334418442
Ristorante Pizzeria "La Bussola"
via Roma,59 - Forno d’Ono
tel. (+39) 0365821130 - (+39) 3397831172
www.lepertiche.com
Agriturismo "Regina dei torrenti"
Loc. Vasche - Forno d’Ono
tel. (+39) 3664766564 - (+39) 3291116953
Agriturismo “L’Aquila Solitaria”
via Casinetto,12 - località Cariadeghe
tel. (+39) 0306910695
Ristorante “La Betulla”
via Castello, 86
tel. (+39) 0306910950
“Agriturismo Delle Valli”
via delle Valli, 10
tel. (+39) 0306908183
Ristorante Pizzeria “Aurora”
via Primo Maggio, 6
tel. (+39) 0306910827
TREVISO BRESCIANO
Ristorante “Il Buongustaio”
via Cariadeghe, 46
tel. (+39) 0306910460
Trattoria “La Marta”
via Tito Speri, 36
tel. (+39) 036583390
Ristorante “Valpiana”
via Valpiana, 10 - tel. (+39) 0306910240
Trattoria “La Fobbia”
via Tito Speri, 23
tel. (+39) 036583383
Ristorante Bar “Casalda”
via Marconi, 115/117
tel. (+39) 0365597032
Trattoria “Castello”
via Castello, 20
tel. (+39) 0306910001 - (+39) 0306896554
Ristorante Pizzeria “Enjoy”
via Dei Signori, 43/D
tel. (+39) 0365556229
Ristorante Pizzeria “Belmonte”
via XXV Aprile, 31
tel. (+39) 0306910008
Trattoria “Nuova”
via Marconi, 87
tel. (+39) 0365599067
Ristorante “Perlonc”
località Fobbia
tel. (+39) 0365823376
Ristorante Pizzeria “Agerola”
via Galileo Galilei, 31/33
tel. (+39) 0306908135
Ristorante Pizzeria “Edone”
via Roma, 34 - tel. (+39) 0365556551
Locanda “Vittoria”
via Roma, 22/B
tel. (+39) 0365823376
“Osteria dei Tre Cantù”
via P. Boifava, 19
tel. (+39) 0306910002
Ristorante “Edera”
via Roma
tel. (+39) 036583333
Trattoria “La Vecia Osteria”
via G. Marconi,16 - località Lazzaretto
tel. (+39) 0306910864
Trattoria “Cavacca”
tel. (+39) 036583388
Pizzeria “Giropizza1”
via Bellini, 13 - tel. (+39) 0365593349
SABBIO CHIESE
Ristorante “La Ruota”
via Polli, 7 - tel. (+39) 0365895608
Pizzeria “Amica”
via Prede, 8 - tel. (+39) 036585506
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SERLE
Ristorante “Belvedere”
via Roma, 75 - tel. (+39) 0365823376
VALLIO TERME
Osteria “Antica Fornace”
via Paive, 65 - località Bornidolo
tel. (+39) 0306910336
Ristorante “Piccolo Mondo”
via Parrocchiale, 22/B - tel. (+39) 036585159
Agriturismo “Dell’Altopiano”
via Carnevale - località Cariadeghe
tel. (+39) 0306910344
Pizzeria “Trattoria Vecchia”
via XX Settembre, 67
tel. (+39) 036585114
Ristorante Agrituristico “Casinetto”
via Casinetto, 12 - località Cariadeghe
tel. (+39) 0306910951
“Osteria degli Amici da Geo”
via cav. Virgilio Zambelli, 29
cell. (+39) 3402601241
Ristorante “Al Mirto”
via Sopranico, 1
tel. (+39) 0365370032
Ristorante Pizzeria “Ferandi”
via Roma, 28 - tel. (+39) 0365370117
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TASTE AND STAY-3
Trattoria “Miravalle”
via cav. Virgilio Zambelli
tel. (+39) 0365370058
Ristorante “Colle S. Eusebio”
via cav. Virgilio Zambelli, 34
tel. (+39) 0365370000
Trattoria “Il Pacchero”
piazza Caduti, 17
Accommodation
Ristorante “La Sosta”
viale Brescia, 32
tel. (+39) 0365374412
source: www.provinica.brescia.it
Ristorante “Canneto”
via Canneto, 6
tel. (+39) 0365373392
Trattoria “El Biroch”
via Sconzane, 34
tel.-fax (+39) 0365370427
Pizzeria “La Griglia”
via Bostone, 19
tel. (+39) 036532338
VESTONE
Trattoria Pizzeria “Mocenigo”
via Mocenigo, 97 - tel. (+39) 036581102
Trattoria “Al Vola”
via Berniga, 16 - località Prandaglio
Pizzeria “La Capparola”
via Capparola Sotto, 7
tel. (+39) 036581152
Pizzeria Tavola Calda “Senso Unico”
via Bianchi, 2/D
tel. (+39) 03651901018 - cell. (+39) 3456816442
Snack Bar “All’Incontro”
piazza Garibaldi, 18 - frazione Nozza
VOBARNO
Ristorante “Agnello”
via IV Novemre, 25
tel. (+39) 036581167
Ristorante Bar “Eureka”
via Provinciale, 85 - località Carpeneda
tel. (+39) 036561066
Trattoria Ristorante “Croce Bianca”
via G. Matteotti, 30 - tel. (+39) 036581221
Pizzeria “Corona”
via Provinciale, 85 - località Collio
tel. (+39) 036542331
Ristorante “Alla Sosta”
via Tita Secchi, 115 - tel. (+39) 036581231
Ristorante Pizzeria “Arcadia”
via Comunale, 1 - località Carpeneda
tel. (+39) 036561131
Ristorante “Centrale”
via Casimiro Bonomi, 2
tel. (+39) 0365820658
Trattoria “Da Angela”
via Provinciale, 2 - località Carpeneda
tel. (+39) 3282134491
Ristorante Pizzeria “Due Cuori”
via Rinaldini, 33bis
tel. (+39) 036581921 - cell. (+39) 3341655731
“Al Rahmat Doner Kebab”
via L. Migliorini, 30/31
VILLANUOVA SUL CLISI
Pizzeria “Girasole”
piazza Marina Corradini, 8
Trattoria “Emma”
via Ponte Pier, 4 - tel. (+39) 036531767
“Centro Sportivo Comunale”
via Sottostrada, 52
tel. (+39) 0365598525
Trattoria Pizzeria “Sabri del Mare”
via Calchera, 5 - tel. (+39) 036531217
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Piccolo Hotel
via Cerreto, 6 - tel. (+39) 036599208
[email protected]
www.piccolohotelbagolino.it
Key:
DISABLED ACCESS
PETS WELCOME
HOTELS
Al Tempo Perduto
via S. Rocco, 46 - tel. (+39) 036599145
[email protected]
www.altempoperduto.it
★★★
Tre Valli
via S. Rocco, 56 - tel. (+39) 036599109
[email protected]
www.hotel-trevalli.it
★★★
 GAVER (BAGOLINO - BRENO)
Blumon Break Residence
Gaver - tel. (+39) 0365904972
[email protected] - www.blumonbreak.it
Visita la nostra webcam-www.bresciameteo.it
webcam-www.bresciameteo.it
 ANFO
Al Lago (Meublè)
via Lago, 12
tel. (+39) 0365809026
[email protected]
www.mabellini.it
★
★
Al Pescatore
via Quadri IV, 36 - Ponte Caffaro
tel. (+39) 0365990192 [email protected]
www.lagodidro.it
★★
Genzianella (Garni’)
via Valle Dorizzo, 14 - Valle Dorizzo
tel. (+39) 0365904942
★★
★★
Campras
località Gaver - tel. (+39) 036599210
[email protected] - www.gaverland.it
★
Europa
via Provinciale Gaver - tel. (+39) 036599229
www.gaver-hoteleuropa.com
★
 BAGOLINO
Al Caminetto
via Valle Dorizzo, 25
tel. (+39) 036599320
★★
Locanda Gaver
Gaver - tel. (+39) 036599325
www.locandagaver.it
 BARGHE
Al Poggio Verde
via Nazionale - tel. (+39) 0365824591
[email protected]
www.alpoggioverde.it
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★★★
TASTE AND STAY-3
 CASTO
Al Vecchio Palazzo
piazza Passerini, 5 - tel. (+39) 036588761
[email protected] www.vecchiopalazzo.it
Alpino
lungolago Vittoria, 14
tel. (+39) 036583146
[email protected]
www.hotelalpino.net
★★★
Villa Dei Campi Boutique Hotel (Meublè) via Limone, 27
tel. (+39) 0365374548
[email protected]
www.hotelvilladeicampi.com
Da Bruna
via Brescia, 15
tel. (+39) 0365826035
★
Rocca Del Rovere
località Brete, 1
www.ristoranteroccadelrovere.com
★★★★
Il Tagliere D’Oro
via Italia, 48
www.iltaglieredoro.it
 IDRO
Da Arrigo via Trento, 39
tel. (+39) 0365823371
★
Milano
via Trento, 35 - Pieve Vecchia
www.hotelmilano.bs.it
★
★★★
★★★
★★★
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 ANFO
Pilù
via Venturi, 4
tel. (+39) 0365809037 [email protected] - www.pilu.it
★★
La Sosta
via Tita Sechi, 117 - Nozza
www.lasostadinozza.it
★★
Eureka
via Provnciale, 30 - Carpeneda
tel. (+39) 036561066 www.albergoeureka.com
★★
 BAGOLINO
Remal
via Valledorizzo, 4
tel. (+39) 0365904944
★★★
Pian D’oneda
via Pian D’Oneda, 4 - Ponte Caffaro
www.piandoneda.it
★★
★★★
 IDRO
★★
★★★
 VOBARNO
★★
Belmonte
via XXV Aprile, 26 - Villa
tel. (+39) 0306910008
★
 VESTONE
Centrale
via Casimiro Bonomi, 2
tel. (+39) 0365820658
[email protected]
 SERLE
Gabriella
via Indipendenza, 4 - Crone
tel. (+39) 0365823378
[email protected]
Locanda Ferandi
via Roma, 22
Parco Della Fonte
via Sopranico, 12 - Castello
www.parcodellafonte.it
 ROÈ VOLCIANO
Edoné
via Roma, 34
tel. (+39) 0365556551
[email protected]
www.edone-hotel.com
CAMP SITES
 VALLIO TERME
★★
 PAITONE
Villa Gmur
località Monta Magno,15/a
tel. (+39) 3487660477
 TREVISO BRESCIANO
Perlonc
via Perlonc, 1
tel. (+39) 0365823387
[email protected]
 ODOLO
 GAVARDO
Corona via Largo Ponte, 11
tel. (+39) 036531140 (struttura stagionale)
★★★
★★★
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Belvedere
via Vantone, 33 - Vantone
www.camping-belvedere.com
★★
Vantone Pineta
www.vantonepineta.it
★★
Venus
via Trento, 94 - tel. (+39) 036583190
[email protected]
www.campingvenus.it
★★
TASTE AND STAY-3
Rio Vantone
www.riovantone.it
★★★★
BED & BREAKFASTS AND GUESTHOUSES
 ANFO
APARTAMENTS
 IDRO
Vico
via Indipendenza - Crone
www.residencevicoidro.it
★★★★
Elettra
via Roberto Bertini, 71 - Pieve Vecchia
tel. (+39) 0365823053
[email protected]
www.residence-elettra.it
Garden Grill
strada Provinciale, 237 del Caffaro - S. Antonio
www.garden-grill.it
Pagulinus
via F. Moreschi, 53 - tel. (+39) 3281193439
[email protected]
Porto Vecchio
via Lago, 9 - tel. (+39) 3333994201
[email protected] www.portovecchioanfo.it
Al Caseificio
via Nazionale, 70 - tel. (+39) 3339337277
[email protected]
www.alcaseificio.it
Rè Perone
via S. Antonio, 48 - fraz. Reperone
www.reperone.com
 BIONE
Park Alpini via Vantone,119
tel. (+39) 3335926677
[email protected]
www.parkalpini.com,
Idro Vacanze via Vesta, 6
tel. (+39) 0365823032
[email protected]
www.lagodidro.com
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Il Giardino Di Margot
via Tormini, 48 - Soprazocco
tel. (+39) 036520172 [email protected] - www.ilgiardinodimargot.it
Il Villino Dei Fiori
via Monte Covolo,6 - tel. (+39) 0365372001
[email protected]
 BARGHE
Marsina
via Fornaci, 76 - tel. (+39) 335486988
[email protected]
 IDRO
Alessandra
via Castello, 5 - Lemprato - tel. (+39) 3458188147
www.bbalessandra.altervista.org
Conca D’oro
via Conca D’Oro, 9
tel. (+39) 3382455352 - fax (+39) 0365896665
[email protected]
www.bbconcadoro.it
Coccinella
via Caduti, 136 - Ponte Caffaro
tel. (+39) 0365905063
[email protected]
www.bbcoccinella.it
 CAPOVALLE
Moira
via Maggiore, 18 - Vico - tel. (+39) 3338370730
[email protected] - www.bebmoira.it
Haeseker Maria Clasina
via Provinciale, 58 - Crone - tel. (+39) 036583590
[email protected]
El Piastrol
via F. Moreschi, 42
tel. (+39) 3287878176
[email protected]
 CASTO
Il Castello
via Castello, 4 - Lemprato - tel. (+39) 036583191
[email protected]
www.bbilcastello.it
La Vecchia Tipografia
via Ocla, 9 - Ponte Caffaro
tel. (+39) 0365990113
[email protected]
www.bedgraf.jimbo.com
Azur Italia via Vantone, 45 - tel. (+39) 036583125
[email protected]
www.idrosee.eu
 GAVARDO
Fiore
via Castello, 10 - Lemprato tel. (+39) 0365823348
[email protected]
www.tiscali.it/bb.fiore/
 BAGOLINO
Tre Capitelli
via Tre Capitelli, 146
tel. (+39) 036583177
[email protected] - www.trecapitelli.com
Il Refino
Via Refino, 45 - Ponte Caffaro
tel. (+39) 0365990193
[email protected]
L’acero
via san Giovanni, 9 - tel. (+39) 3351727860
[email protected] - www.bnb-acero.it
La Casa
via indipendenza,29 - Crone
tel. (+39) 3481323022
[email protected]
www.bblacasa.it
Cornella
via Roma,54- Casto - tel. (+39) 3665403733
[email protected]
www.castovacanze.wix.com/casa-cornella
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TASTE AND STAY-3
Il Sogno
via R. Bertini, 16- Lemprato - tel. (+39) 036582255
[email protected]
www.bedandbreakfastilsogno.com
Casa Torre
via Parrocchia - Ono Degno, Pertica Bassa
tel. (+39) 0365821227 - cell. (+39) 3331928198
[email protected]
www.perticabassa.com
 LAVENONE
Alla Biurca
via IV Novembre,7 - Roè Volciano
tel. (+39) 036563611
[email protected] - www.allabiurca.it
 VALLIO TERME
Villa Giulia
via Sopranico, 51
tel. (+39) 0365370110 - cell. (+39) 3381307338
 SABBIO CHIESE
Rifugio Amici Miei
località Paghera frazione Ono Degno
tel.(+39) 3338970520
[email protected] - www.rifugioamicimiei.it
B&B Il Piccolo Tibet
frazione di Presegno, 51 - tel. (+39) 3486709343
[email protected] - www.bbpiccolotibet.com
 PROVAGLIO VALSABBIA
Ostello Di Lavenone
tel. (+39) 036583154 (4 camere 12 posti letto)
Asinochevola
via Belvedere,54 - Provaglio Valsabbia
tel.(+39) 3470324345
[email protected] - www.asinochevola.net
 MURA
Le Mura
via Petri - tel. (+39) 0365821897
[email protected]
 VESTONE
B&B Agriturismo Agricom
via San lorenzo
tel. (+39) 3388808865
La Capparola
via Capparola sotto, 7 - Vestone - tel. (+39) 036581152
B&B La Rocca dei Marchesi
via Silvio Moretti, 86
tel. (+39) 3486094195 - (+39) 0365895928
[email protected]
www.roccadeimarchesi.com
 VOBARNO
Al Pojat
via Case Sparse - frazione Degangna
tel. (+39) 036561501 (+39) 3922000601 - (+39) 036561502
[email protected]
www.alpojat.com
 SERLE
 ROÈ VOLCIANO
Animal Friend
via Gardesana, 77
 PERTICA ALTA
B&B Baldi
via Provinciale,121 - tel. (+39) 3294191291
[email protected]
Da Zed
via Rio Spinera, 11 - Salvandine
tel. (+39) 0306910521
[email protected]
Altopiano Cascina Carnevale
via Carnevale - Serle - tel. (+39) 0306898418
[email protected]
La Pineta
via Livemmo, 79/L - Livemmo - tel. (+39) 0365821300
[email protected] - www.lapinetalivemmo.it
Il Melograno
via Ugo Foscolo, 10 - Volciano
tel. (+39) 0365556001
[email protected] - www.ilmelograno.it
Le Fratte
via Lago di Bongi - Noffo
tel (+39) 0302691796 - cell. (+39) 3484076012
[email protected] - www.lefratte.it
Villa Mimosa
via Ziliani, 75
tel. (+39) 036563358 [email protected] - www.villamimosa-bb.it
B&B Irene
via Idro, 4
tel. (+39) 0365821698 - (+39) 3405074391
[email protected]
 PERTICA BASSA
A Casa di Minola
via Luigi ragazzo, 9 - Roè Volciano
tel. (+39) 0365556584 - (+39) 3466875999
[email protected]
www.acasadiminola.it
L’ariosa
via Remort,2 - Treviso Bresciano
tel. (+39) 036583334 - (+39) 3313253784
[email protected]
www.lariosa.panoramica.org
Cà Bita
via Villa, 34 - Avenone - tel. (+39) 3394814216 [email protected] - www.barbrescia1911.org
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B&B La Loggia
via Carvanno, 3 - frazione Carvanno
tel.(+39) 3388492842 - fax (+39) 036561182
[email protected]
Bio Bio’ di Rizzardini D.ssa Sara
via Ardiccio,29- Vobarno
tel. (+39) 0365597354 - (+39) 3389462486
[email protected]
www.agriturismo.aziendaagricolabiobio.eu
 TREVISO BRESCIANO
Locus Amoenus
via Chiese,22 - Frazione Pompegnino Vobarno
tel.(+39) 0365597034
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travel suggestions and Useful information- 4
Travel suggestions
and useful information
 Weekend - option 4:
skiing in the Upper Valle Sabbia
overnight stay in Gaver
day 1: cross-country skiing
day 2: alpine skiing
day 3: night snowshoeing
Day and weekend trips
Valle Sabbia is the ideal place to spend a peaceful
weekend. For sports enthusiasts, nature lovers, and
those just wanting to relax: Valle Sabbia has a solution
to meet every need!
rock climbing and climbing in Casto
overnight stays in Casto or Bione
day 1: morning itinerary ‘among canyons and ancient forges’,
afternoon route ‘The ‘stretta di Luina’, adventure in the canyon’
day 2: rock climbing in Nasego
 A ‘Slow’ day in Valle Sabbia:
route suitable for the disabled
Morning: visit to the archaeological museum in Gavardo
Afternoon: ‘slow’ itinerary to discovery Idro and the
lake.
three days in Bagolino/Gaver amidst art, nature and
palate overnight stay in Bagolino
day 1: itinerary: Walk around the lakes of Bruffione
day 2: itinerary: Walk around Lake Vacca
day 3: historical village of Bagolino
Lake Idro sport and nature
overnight stay in Idro, Anfo or Ponte Caffaro
day 1: Itinerary by bike on the mountains of Lake Idro or
cycle ride in Erdio
day 2: sailing or kite surfing course in Idro, Anfo or Ponte
Caffaro
 Weekend option 3:
relax at the spa
overnight stay in Vallio Terme or Serle
day 1: day of thermal treatments at the Thermal Spas in Vallio
day 2: The Cariadeghe Plateau and Monte San Bartolomeo
in Serle
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travel suggestions and Useful information- 4
How to get
to Valle Sabbia
AUTONOLEGGIO EUROPCAR
Blu Service Srl
viale Duca degli Abruzzi, 177
25124 Brescia (BS)
tel. (+39) 030280487
www.europcar.it
The best way to get to and around Valle Sabbia is in your
own or a hired vehicle.
The next section also includes useful information for those
who want to or are only able to use public transport.
AUTONOLEGGIO PUBBLICAR
via Tazzoni, 5
25128 Brescia (BS)
tel. (+39) 0303702948 - (+39) 3388277313
fax. (+39) 0303702948
www.pubblicarent.it
HERTZ AUTONOLEGGIO
viale della Bornata, 30
25123 Brescia (BS)
tel. (+39) 03045132
www.hertz.com
 By car
From Milan: Motorway A4, exit at Brescia est
From Verona and Venice: Motorway A4, exit at Brescia est
Head along the SS 45 bis road in the direction of Valle
Sabbia
From Austria/Germany: Motorway A22, exit at Trento:
Head in the direction of Tione di Trento.
Follow directions for Lago d’Idro
By train
There are several direct trains that run daily between the
city of Brescia to and from Milan, Bergamo and Verona.
info: www.trenitalia.com.
To get to Valle Sabbia, follow the directions in the bus or
car hire section.
Car hire
The following is a list of car hire companies in Brescia:
MAGGIORE RENT
via della Stazione, 88
25122 Brescia (BS)
tel.(+39) 03049268
fax (+39) 03049268
www.maggiore.it
By bus
Coaches for Valle Sabbia leave from the SIA bus station in
Brescia (near the railway station).
The most frequent line is the 202 Brescia - Vestone.
The middle and upper valley is also served by the BresciaBagolino line.
Visit the website: www.trasportibrescia.it for up-to-date
timetables.
CARPLAN srl
viale Duca degli Abruzzi, 157
25124 Brescia (BS)
tel. (+39) 0303547379
fax (+39) 0302307450
www.carplan.it
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Useful contacts
 Stables
• Punto Sosta, Nozza (Vestone) - Stablefodder trekking tra
il Lago di Garda e il Lago d’Idro
• Circolo Ippico La Piana: Agnosine
tel.(+39) 0365860589 - cell. (+39) 3283828645
[email protected] - www.scuderialapiana.it
• Maneggio Gaver - Malga Gaver (Bagolino)
tel.(+39) 0365904972 cell. (+39) 338569 5800
[email protected]
• Maneggio Canale, Piana di Gaver (Bagolino)
tel. (+39) 3385695800
• La Fonte del Mago, Loc. Galaello (Preseglie)
tel. (+39) 3392730416
• Western Club La Vasella: via Odolo - loc. Sant Onofrio
Sabbio Chiese - tel.(+39) 3683251060
• Da Roberto e Palma (Treviso Bresciano)
tel. (+39) 3383844491 - (+39) 3343497257
 Valle Sabbia online newspaper
www.vallesabbianews.it
 Valle Sabbia tourism news
www.vallesabbia.info
 Useful numbers
• Carabinieri (military police) emergency number 112
• Valle Sabbia Local Police (traffic officers)
tel. (+39) 3355228259
• Polizia (civil police) emergency number 113
• Ambulance (medical emergency) 118
• Emergency fire service 115
• Mountain rescue (+39) 036599782
 Boat hire
• Surfpoint Anfo: c/o bar Spiaggetta
tel.+39/339/4669945 - [email protected]
• Surfpoint Vantone: c/o Azur camping - rio Vantone - Idro
tel. +39/339/2275994 - [email protected]
• Navigazione lago d’Idro Service July - August:
Freephone number: 840620001
[email protected] - www.trasportibrescia.it
 Cycling
Mountain bikes are required for all the bike rides. The only
route that can be taken with a normal city bike is the cycle
ride in Eridio.
Bike hire
• Camping Venus: via Trento, 94 - Idro
tel. (+39) 036583190
• Camping Belvedere: via Vantone, 33 - Idro
tel. (+39) 036583303
• Alfio Bike: via Caduti - Ponte Caffaro, Bagolino
tel. (+39) 036599903
• Surf point ad Anfo o a Vantone
tel. (+39) 3392275994
• Distributore IP: lungolago Vittoria - Crone, Idro
tel. (+39) 0365823871
 Winter sports equipment hire
• Blumon Break: Gaver - Bagolino - tel. (+39) 0365904972
• Benini Sport: via Valle Dorizzo, 23/a - Bagolino
tel. (+39) 036599903
 Useful advice and warnings
As some itineraries run through the mountains, it is important to follow a few simple guidelines:
• Always bring an adequate amount of water, a waterproof coat,
and comfortable footwear with a good grip on each excursion.
• Do not go on mountain walts in adverse weather conditions (storms, snow).
• Always have a mobile phone on hand to be able to call
for help in the event of an emergency.
• The number to call in an emergency is 118.
Remember that emergency services are for those who
are unable to return in safety.
Bicycle sales and repairs
• Bacchetti Alberto: località Fornace, 3 - Vestone
tel. (+39) 0365820129
• Manuel Bike di Bianchi Manuel: via Arnoldo Bellini, 21
Roè Volciano - tel. (+39) 0365597304
• Alfio Bike: via Caduti - Ponte Caffaro, Bagolino
tel. (+39) 036599903
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Thank you for your
cooperation
We would like to thank
• all the associations
• Municipalities
• Local Authorities and those who have worked towards the
creation and publication of this book.
Photos:
pag. 10-11 Elisabetta Tonoli
pag. 18 Archeological Museum Gavardo
pag. 25-28-29-30-31 CAI Bagolino
pag. 40-41 Elena Silvestri, Municipality of Capovalle
pag. 39 e 47 Municipality of Casto
Multimedia:
www.vivilavalsabbia.com
Bibliography:
Che Sistema di musei! I musei della Valle Sabbia: una guida per giovani visitatori, a cura di Marco Baioni e Michela
Valotti, Vestone, 2010
La Valle Sabbia, Skira, 2004
Storia della Valle Sabbia, Ugo Vaglia, Geroldi, 1964
Valle Sabbia: l'ambiente, le vicende storiche, i segni
dell'arte e del lavoro dei venticinque comuni della valle,
coordinamento e cura Giuseppe Biati, Ramperto, 1989
Webliography:
Comunità Montana di Valle Sabbia www.cmvs.it
printed in January 2015 by
The Territorial Agency declines responsability for eventual
changes of the routes and timetables.
www.lagrafica-brescia.it
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