Holiday apartment in Ponte Di Legno: discover alpine days

Holiday apartment in Ponte Di Legno: discover alpine days

Ponte Di Legno combines alpine nature, winter sports, trails and culture. A holiday apartment in Ponte Di Legno is suitable for a trip where wildlife observation, mountain scenery, active days and historical impressions can alternate with one another. The specific destinations range from a wildlife facility and a park with water features for children to high-altitude trails, cycling routes and sacred art.

Wildlife observation and nature

The Area faunistica di Pezzo is a facility established for educational and recreational purposes to house ungulates such as deer and roe deer. There, visitors can observe red deer, roe deer, ibex and chamois at close range. An information point and a visitor centre with pictures and display panels focus on the species found there, their habits and their adaptation to the winter cold.

Sozzine Park in Valsozzine offers water features for children, wooden sculptures and a relaxation area. Its facilities therefore create a distinctive balance between playful activities, contemplation and recreation.

Winter and high-altitude trails

The Pontedilegno-Tonale ski area comprises 46 slopes connected by 30 modern lifts. Near Ponte di Legno, the ski slopes run through dense pine and fir forests. Those choosing a holiday apartment for a winter stay can therefore focus on slopes and forest landscapes.

Valbione lies at an altitude of approximately 1,500 metres and can be reached from Ponte di Legno by chairlift or via a 4-kilometre mountain road. The Sentiero n. 647 – Valbione-Corno d’Aola begins in the Valbione plain; from Ponte di Legno, the plain can be reached by car or on foot in approximately one hour. The trail follows a military road through a spruce forest and reaches Fort Corno d’Aola, which was destroyed by the Germans during the Second World War.

The Sentiero n. 158 – S. Apollonia – Rifugio Val Malza begins in Sant’Apollonia, in the heart of the Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio. It leads through the valley floor of Valle delle Messi along an easily walkable agro-silvo-pastoral road through an alpine landscape.

Cycling and planning your own days

The protected section of the Ciclovia del Fiume Oglio in the Alta Valle connects Ponte di Legno with Vezza d’Oglio over 12 kilometres and begins near the lifts in Ponte di Legno. Bicycles can be transported on the cable car connecting Ponte di Legno with Passo del Tonale. When choosing your holiday apartment, you can therefore consider whether slopes, walking trails, cycling routes, nature observation or culture should shape your holiday.

Culture and historic architecture

The Museo Parrocchiale d'Arte Sacra was established in 1980 by converting the parish house. It houses sacred utensils, furnishings, hand-embroidered liturgical vestments, chalices and monstrances from the 17th century. The parish church Chiesa parrocchiale della S.ma Trinità was built between the 16th and 20th centuries.

Case di Viso is a tourist destination in Valle di Viso, in the municipality of Ponte di Legno, at 1,753 metres above sea level. Some houses there preserve their original masonry architecture, which partly dates back to the early 19th century. This gives the high-altitude landscape an additional historical and architectural dimension.

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