Malga Flavona

This peaceful but nonetheless challenging hike starts from the car park in Vallesinella. We will visit Campo and Malga Flavona, the vertical walls of the Campa subgroup and the iconic Turion Basso. We return to Madonna di Campiglio and, after a couple of grueling climbs to the Grosée cable car, we continue along the forest road that serves the lifts to the Stoppani refuge and the Grostè pass, with no room for error.

We descend (with short stretches of biking alongside) the 301 and at the junction with the 314, we go down to the left and then right on the 317, having lots of fun until we reach the beautiful Campo Flavona, the iconic Turion Basso, and in front of us, the vertical walls of the imposing Campa subgroup, and then down again to the beautiful Malga Flavona. Excellent also in terms of refreshments. I didn't reach my original destination, but continued on the 330 towards Bocchetta di Val Scura. However, due to a technical problem, I had to give up a short distance away.

I changed the trip to Malga Flavona and the resulting route.

which, in my opinion, was still physically challenging and exciting from a cycling point of view.

Now, from Malga Flavona, we struggle back up the path we just descended to the Grostè pass, about 600m D+ divided as follows: 60% pushing, 20% carrying, and 20% cycling.

From the pass, we descend to the Graffer refuge below, then down the enjoyable Corna Rossa trail to Vallesinella, where we parked the car, not with much but with a lot of fun.