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Incudine

Located on the banks of the Oglio River, the town of Incudine is one of the smallest districts in Val Camonica. The town is beautifully situated between the river and the mountain, which is covered with coniferous and larch trees. You can enjoy a stroll through the village streets or visit the San Vito and Santa Anna sanctuary, situated 1877 metres above sea level on the edge of a basin at the foot of Corno de Piazza. This ancient sanctuary originally dates back to the 15th century, but the current building dates from the 18th century. Incudine is an ideal destination for a relaxing village holiday or a self-drive holiday in Italy's beautiful countryside.

Adamello Adventure Park

In Vezza d'Oglio you will find Adamello Adventure Park. Here you can get your adrenaline pumping in the treetops, which are connected by ropes, small footbridges and cable cars. There are three different tracks, swinging between 2 and 15 metres above the ground. A fun day for those with balance and courage. For more information see: www.pontedilegnotonale.com

Vione

If you're in the area, you should stop by the town of Vione. Vione is one of the more interesting medieval towns in Val Camonica. In Vione you will find picturesque, antique and rustic architecture. The town is famous for its recent discovery of the so-called "longobard" tombs, as well as the preservation of the 6 towers that defended the castle. The parish church of S. Remigio is one of the most ornate in the valley and the Santuario di Cortaiolo contains frescoes by Oscar di Prata.

Passo Tonale

This fantastic area can be visited both in winter and in summer. In winter, Passo Tonale offers a ski area with 100km of pistes and 28-30 runs - all with snow guarantee. Snowboarding, alpine skiing and cross-country skiing are all available for beginners and experts, children and adults.

In summer, the area offers some beautiful walks, both short and long. There are also great opportunities for cycling and mountain biking.

From Temú this area can be reached by lift system.

In the footsteps of the White War

On the Passo Tonale, the natural border between Italy and Austria, World War II was fought, a war also referred to as the "White War". If you go on a self-drive holiday in the area between Adamello and Brenta, you can still find the old fortresses that were built in the mountains. It is possible to visit some of the old fortresses, such as Forte di Corno d'Aola, Forte Zaccarana or Tonale and Forte Strino. Both Temú and Vermiglio have museums dedicated to the White War.

Stelvio National Park

Located in the heart of the Italian Alps, you will find Stelvio National Park. Stelvio is definitely worth a visit for nature lovers, and the national park offers fantastic hikes, a botanical garden, a ski area and the Baita del Parco visitor centre.

The botanical garden, Rezia, was founded in 1979 and is the newest alpine botanical garden in Italy. Here you can discover more than 2500 different species of flora divided into several small sections that reflect the environment in which the species belong. For those interested in botany, this garden is worth a visit.

The newly built visitor centre, Baita del Parco, is just a few kilometres from Santa Caterina. Here you will get an overview of both the human and natural aspects of the Stelvio National Park. Here you can learn all about the history of the national park, its flora and fauna, its landscapes and its inhabitants.