
Substantially simple stage, characterized by the long climb to the
Passo di Poia, and the next equally steep descent towards the
Prudenzini Hut.
You can thus appreciate the typical glacial morphology of the Adamè Valley and the Salarno Valley, with the views that are increasingly being made great, now being very close to the heart of the frozen Adamello massif.
Given the considerable altitude reached, there will often be snow even in the very late season.
From the CAI Lissone Hut (2017 meters) follow the comfortable path that, flat or slightly uphill, runs along the bottom of the wide Adamè Valley (right) hydrographic).
After passing Malga Adamè (2022 meters) and the Casine di Mezzo (2107 meters) we arrive at a characteristic and chaotic expanse of boulders and to a subsequent shepherd's cabin: the Cuel del Manzoler, at an altitude of 2130 meters. At this point we leave the valley floor to bend to the left, following a track that goes up the right hydrographic side of the valley, a short distance from a stream, until it emerges on the flat “ coster right” of the valley.
Now pointing towards the Northern Peak of Frampola, you will soon enter the valley that, unmistakably, leads to the Passo di Poia, at 2775 meters of altitude, from which you can enjoy a spectacular view towards the great head of the Valle di Salarno and towards the Adamello.
From the pass we descend almost straight along the opposite side, up to the “coaster on the left” of the Valle di Salarno. Then take a valley that leads with a regular descent to the bottom of the valley, a short distance from the Prudenzini Hut, which is soon reached by crossing the stream on a bridge: altitude 2225 meters, 4.45 am from the CAI Lissone Hut.
Region: Lombardy
Province: Brescia
Valle/Zone: strong> Valle Camonica
Travel time: 4.45 hours
Starting altitude: m. 2017
Elevation gain: 758 in Climb
Difficulty: EE — Expert hikers Read also: Trekking Alta Via dell'Adamello.
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