This challenging and long route will satisfy you with its natural treasures. The Greina Plateau, located between Canton Ticino and Canton Graubünden, can only be reached on foot from Campo Blenio and reaches an altitude of over 2,200 m. This circular route allows visitors to admire the landscape peculiarities that give the region an appearance similar to an Alpine tundra. Numerous streams and torrents flow undisturbed, creating unique ponds, meanders, bogs and marshes.
Discover the Nara Alps (Gualdo-Tarco, Pian Laghetto, Piandioss, Sorda) with this circular hike starting from Cancorì, which can be reached directly by car or chairlift from Leontica.
Explore the beautiful village of Campo Blenio with this fun interactive treasure hunt suitable for the whole family! Download the app from the App Store or Google Play and pick up the paper map at the Pineta Saracino bar (cost CHF 5).
The Valle di Blenio Bike route (387) leads from Campra or Olivone to Biasca. Along the route, you will come across numerous historical and cultural testimonies of the valley's past.
The route to Gorda can be started in Campra, from Olivone or directly from Camperio, from where it continues first on a dirt road to Piancabella and then almost entirely on asphalt until Gorda.
From the valley bottom to the alpine huts. Via old historic roads and precious larch groves from Olivone, you reach the Bovarina Hut at 1870 m. The efforts of the ascent are rewarded by an exciting, smooth descent through pastures and forests, surrounded by a breathtaking panorama.
Discover the western part of the Valle di Blenio: through the wide Nara basin with wide views of the Malvaglia valley. This is followed by a technically demanding descent through several villages, including Selvapiana. The route continues to the ruins of Serravalle Castle and the destination, Biasca.
Discover the Nara amphitheatre, best known during the winter season but whose beauty deserves to be enjoyed all year round. The technical and adventurous route, surrounded by nature and with a splendid view of the Adula massif, will delight the most experienced mountain bikers.
The name of the route is inspired by the ancient bailiffs (landfogti) who, on behalf of the sovereign cantons, administered the Blenio bailiwick from 1515 for over three centuries. The route leads through the middle Blenio valley via Lottigna, where the monumental landfogti palace from 1500 is located, now home to one of the canton's 10 regional ethnographic museums.
"Family", an ideal route for a family excursion. The route starts in Dongio on the church square; it continues northwards, at first skirting the suggestive grottos of Dongio, then pedalling along the "Satro" dirt track leading to Acquarossa. Once through the Lottigna campsite, continue along the Piano di Castro, cross the bridge over the Brenno river and descend southwards through the villages of Prugiasco and Comprovasco.
