On the Alta Via dell'Adamello
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Rifugio Citta di LissoneRifugio Garibaldi
Rifugio Gnutti
Rifugio Maria e Franco (Rif. Brescia)
Malga Caldea
Rifugio Tonolini
Rifugio Prudenzini
Rifugio T. Secchi
Rifugio Nikolajewka al Gàver
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2nd stage: Over the dam at the Lago di Veneròcolo it goes a bit over the glacier foreland, then up to the Bocchetta del Pantano. Then we walk downhill to the dam on Lago Pantano dell'Avio. The next section takes us uphill to the Passo di Premassone, which is quite difficult. Now down to Lago Premassone and the Rifugio Tonolini.
3rd stage: Due to the short distance, this stage can be combined with the next. If you want to treat yourself to a little more time, warn us today past Lago Baitone, then on the left into a sloping flank and to Passo del Gatto and Rifugio Gnutti.
4th stage: Behind the lake, the route continues through blocky terrain and, depending on the season, also firn. Then it goes up to the highest point of the tour - the Passo Miller at 2818 m. Behind the pass, we immediately go downhill and left until we reach the Valle Salarno and the Rifugio Prudenzini.
5th stage: A very demanding climb leads up to the Passo di Poia, then down into the Valle di Adamè. Passing the hut of the same name, we finally reach the Rifugio Lissone under the Corno di Grevo.
6th stage: Today it goes partly with rope insurance to below Monte Ignaga, then right onto the main ridge and to the pass of the same name. We cross over to Passo d'Avolo, then we go down to the lake of the same name and a short ascent to the Passo di Campo. The path diagonally to the right leads us into a basin below Monte Re di Castello and to the Rifugio Maria e Franco.
7th stage: We hike over the Passo di Brescia to Monte Rossola and on to the ridge of Monte Listino. A military route leads us in serpentines to the Rifugio Tita Secci on Lago della Vacca.
8th stage: The last stage is on. On the Sentiero Antoniolo we hike into the Laionekessel and to the Malga Laione. Wide paths then lead into the Gàver high valley and to our tour destination, the Rifugio Gàver.
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