




Explore the beautiful Adamello, Italy on this fantastic 6-day hike to all the best spots with Renzo, an IFMGA certified mountain guide.
Alps
6 Days
Jun - Sep
High
Intermediate
Join me on a spectacular trip along the most beautiful trekking route in the Alps. The Adamello high route in Italy is filled with forests, pastures, high peaks, glaciers, lakes and waterfalls. Discover its amazing flora and fauna on this 6-day trip.
This challenging and pleasant hike will take us through the most stunning landscapes of the region. We’ll travel a route that goes from south to north beginning at Passo di Croce Domini. On the way, we’ll visit some incredible places, including Lake of Vacca, Bocchetta Brescia (at 2,719m), Lake Arno, Miller Valley, Venerocolo Lake and many other breathtaking spots. You can check the itinerary below for more information. I can also adapt the program for a shorter trip or add more climbing options.
This trip requires participants to be able to physically enjoy 6 full days of activity, ascending and descending through this incredible valley.
If you are ready to explore the beautiful Italian Alps, then send me a message. I would love to guide you through this magical place.
There are other options to enjoy Adamello as well. I offer freeride skiing day-tours and a ski touring weekend. Be sure to check them out.
Meeting point
First, we’ll begin at Passo di Croce Domini. We’ll go through Passo del Blumone, Crests of the Monoccola, climb the Bocchetta Brescia, and others.
Then, we will spend the night at Dernal Pass Refuge (at 2,574 meters).
We’ll climb to the summit of King of Catello (at 2,889 meters), located between Lombardy and Trentino Alto Adige. Then, we’ll continue through Lake Arno, Passo di Campo and Lake Avolo.
Night at Città di Lissone Refuge (at 2,020 meters).
We’ll hike in the Adamè Valley and climb Poia Pass (2,770m).
Night at Paolo Prudenzini Refuge.
We’ll hike through the Miller Pass (2,818m), Passo del Gatto and Lake Baitone.
Night at Franco Tonolini Refuge.
We’ll go through the Premessone Pass towards Val d’Avio, Lago del Pantano, Passo del Lunedì and Venerocolo Lake.
Night at Giuseppe Garibaldi Refuge.
First, we will descend to the lakes of Avvio and Benedetto. Then, we’ll ascend Passo di Gole Larghe (2,803m), Passo di Gallinera in Val Rabbia and finish in Malga Stain Refuge (1,832m).
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Mountain Guide
I am Guide for over 20 years. I was born and raised in the mountains. I love all the activities from freeride skiing to ski mountaineering, climbing on ice and rock, mountains are a place that continue to give me great emotions that I like to share with the people I accompany. I love contact with nature
Languages
Italian | French | English
Gary
What a great day My daughter(18) and I met our guide, Renzo at the set time, he had the appropriate kit all ready and we then headed up the mountain on the lifts. I did not know quite what to expect of the day having never used a guide before but Renzo immediately put us at ease explaining the day and very interestingly the WWI history behind the route we were taking. The lifts went over a glacier I had actually skied 30+ years ago and it was great and also sad to be able discuss the shocking decline in this and other glaciers with Renzo, a local. As a teacher myself we are taught that a good teacher understands their students and their abilities and then sets lessons to push and extend the students but also not be above their capabilities. Looking back on the day, I can see that, without us knowing, as we were trekked across to the start of our route Renzo was gauging us. Obviously he is very experienced and good at this as the result was an absolutely fantastic day. Renzo pushed us to pretty much our limits both physically and technically without quite going beyond what we could do. The pace of the day was just right with Renzo using his experience to use mountain/rope techniques that others on the route weren’t using to keep the pace up and keep the day both challenging and interesting. He also added in a few extra parts to the route not on the original itinerary, which absolutely thrilled my daughter (exhausted and scared me at my age!--- I loved it though). Another bonus was that being a local Renzo gave us a good education on the history of our route and also environmental issues facing the area. I’m currently now enjoying reading about the history of our route. All in all, with the words of my ex-wife ringing in my ears (Is it safe?, don’t do.. , if anything happens… etc.) my daughter and I felt totally at ease, safe and comfortable throughout the whole day with Renzo. We were in the hands of a true mountain expert who is also a great teacher. And finally…. Renzo, thank you for teaching me about small steps – my lungs really appreciate it on the way up and as well as my knees on the way down!
David
Gran Paradiso was amazing! Renzo was an interesting character! Our group felt somewhat rushed by him though. But super grateful Renzo helped us summit the mountain and bring us back in one piece.
Patrick
Renzo was a great guide and very knowledgeable of the area. Found a great spot to go touring and amazing snow to ski down. A trip to remember and would highly recommend Renzo.
Merijn
Bernhard
Trip and guide were superb! Two things that should have been better: 1. I missed a more detailed describtion with an itinerary - I started the trip without exactly knowing what the plan is, since there are several options of doing the via delle Bocchette. 2. platform of explore-share: Before doing any booking I always have questions and want to clarify or specify things. But your platform seems to know only booking or not booking, although there is the questions/inquery button. Even when using this you're harrassed with booking reminders and your questions doesn't get answered! I don't know how often I stopped the booking process because of that! It just doens't help too much, when you're only able to get your answeres after the booking! Please, please make that better!
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