Snowshoe walking in Prato Valentino: Anello Dosso Laù

START: Prato Valentino - Baita del Sole (1684 m)

DIFFERENCE IN HEIGHT: 250m

DIFFICULTY: tourist

TIME: 2.30 h

LENGHT: 5 km

DESCRIPTION:
It's a brief and easy ring track, good for beginners, which is not so far from the other snowshoeing in Prato Valentino: Anello Verdomana.
The path climbs up to Dosso Lau and shows you super panoramas of the valley, the Adamello mountain group and the Bergamasque Alps.

WARNING:
Make sure your equipping is ok and check weather forecasts before snowshoeing.
Always follow the path and respect the environment.

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