Bocchetta di Camedo - le vie del Viandante

10.1 km

4:50 h

1643 mhd

3 mhd

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Relax itinerary - the camedo nozzle and the border crossing

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Highest Point 1973 m

Lowest Point 331 m

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Start

Roveredo (GR - CH)

Destination

Vincino (I) - Italy

Coordinates

46.232222, 9.128493

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Description

It is a historically secondary route, mainly traveled by herdsmen and hunters, later joined by the "spalloni", the smugglers who used it intensively for their cross-border traffic from Gravedona and Dongo to Roveredo.

The itinerary begins in the area of San Fedele, renowned for its numerous grottos where you can taste the local products of the area. The path then continues passing next to the church of the Madonna del Ponte or Sant'Anna which stands at the entrance to the Traversagna valley and is preceded by two arched stone bridges that cross the river of the same name. The path then continues to climb into the mountains, until it reaches the border with Italy.

Along the way, it is possible to make a detour to see the tower of Boggiano, dating back to 1406, which stands on a rocky spur at the entrance to Val Traversagna.

Geheimtipp

www.leviedelviandante.eu/

Sicherheitshinweis

N.B.: keep in mind that the stage – demanding – does not have intermediate facilities for overnight stay.

Directions

Public Transport

From Bellinzona train station you can take the postbus number 214 in the direction of Mesocco to reach the Roveredo, Centro bus stop.

Coming from the north, you can take the Postbus from Chur to the Lostallo stop, Nord, where you can take Postbus number 214 in the direction of Arbedo Castione. The stop to get off at is always Roveredo, Centro.

Anreise Information

Thanks to the motorway connections from the north A3 Zurich - Sargans and A13 Sargans - San Bernardino and from the south A2 Chiasso - Bellinzona and A13 Bellinzona - San Bernardino, the Moesano is easily accessible throughout the year.

Waypoints

Fortress San Bernardino Mesolcina Calanca

Torre di Boggiano

The Tower of Boggiano stands on a rocky spur at the entrance of Val Traversagna. The ruins are of a four-storey tower, a square pinata, and the ruins of a boundary wall.

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Church San Bernardino Mesolcina Calanca

Chiesa della Madonna del Ponte Chiuso o di Sant'Anna

The church stands at the entrance of the Traversagna valley and is preceded by two arched stone bridges that cross the river of the same name, connecting it to the village of Roveredo.

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Grotto San Bernardino Mesolcina Calanca

Grotto Zendralli

The grotto is located in a relaxing environment surrounded by the greenery of centuries-old chestnut trees. Artisanal cuisine awaits you, from appetizers to desserts.

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Grotto San Bernardino Mesolcina Calanca

Grotto Laura

The Grotto Laura is a great place to taste the typical dishes of Mesolcina.

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