Le Valli di Locana, Piantonetto e Ribordone

What makes a valley interesting from a hiking point of view? The answer seems almost completely obvious, as the natural beauty in a broad sense and the quality of the paths are certainly attractive, not least the possibility of using services and support points. However, it is sometimes a real shame to see that, often, areas considered minor according to the classic canons of Alpine hiking do not know how to sell their territory, which is instead unique from a landscape point of view. This publication places alongside well-known and popular places such as the Piantonetto Valley, of an almost unique beauty and "wildness", alongside very little-known and frequented places such as the Rio Bianetto, Cambrelle and Fejlongo valleys. This will be the opportunity to admire unusual architecture, whose construction typologies date back to the Middle Ages, to learn about ancient legends and rediscover the signs of a civilization that is disappearing. The guide is embellished with first-rate cartography that accompanies each proposed excursion, in-depth articles and color photographs.