Biandino Valley to Artavaggio Valley Traverse
3 Days in the Orobie Alps
Three days of authentic mountain adventure in the heart of the Orobie Lecchesi, crossing some of Lombardy’s most spectacular valleys. A hut-to-hut trek linking Val Biandino, Pizzo dei Tre Signori (2,554 m), Piani di Bobbio and Piani di Artavaggio, with overnight stays in two iconic mountain huts and an experience that combines nature, breathtaking views and team spirit.
The experience
This route is designed for Guidders who want to fully immerse themselves in the mountains, alternating panoramic trails, wilder sections and high-altitude ridgelines. On the first day, we will climb the enchanting Val Biandino to Rifugio F.A.L.C., one of the most charming huts in the Orobie. On the second day, we will set off before dawn to reach Pizzo dei Tre Signori, with a special stop at Bocchetta di Piazzocco where, if the sky is clear, we will witness the evocative partial lunar eclipse of 28 August: a rare moment that will make this adventure even more special.
The final day will take us through the spectacular alpine landscapes of Piani di Bobbio and Piani di Artavaggio, passing along the Bergamo side of Zuccone Campelli, among pastures, limestone spires and sweeping views stretching from the Grigne to the Rhaetian Alps.
This itinerary brings together the very best of the Orobie Lecchesi in three days: glacial valleys, historic mountain huts, panoramic ridgelines and one of Lombardy’s most iconic peaks. The possible sighting of the lunar eclipse at dawn from Bocchetta di Piazzocco adds extraordinary value to a trek already rich in emotion. Each day offers completely different scenery, turning the journey into a true voyage through the most spectacular landscapes of the Lecco mountains.
How hard is it, really
What's included in the price
Itinerary
Three days, approximate times. The final details come in the group chat.
How do you get to Primaluna? By carpooling.
You say so when booking, then you get organised in the Telegram group. Contacts and costs are agreed between you: a seat isn't guaranteed.
What to bring
A list made for a multi-day trek: you carry everything you bring, so less is more.
Your guide
Upcoming outings with Armando G.
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