Crossing 133 Aldo Bonacossa, stage 4: Malga Bordolona - Rabbi, Locality Val

Long distance hiking trail • Val di Non

Crossing 133 Aldo Bonacossa, stage 4: Malga Bordolona - Rabbi, Locality Val

The last day along the Bonacossa crossing is mostly downhill: after 3 days of trekking you return to the valley.

The last stage leaves behind the wild mountain group of the Maddalene returning to the valley and peeking among the typical wooden farmhouses of Val di Rabbi.

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Crossing 133 Aldo Bonacossa, stage 4: Malga Bordolona - Rabbi, Locality Val

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The last day along the Bonacossa crossing is mostly downhill: after 3 days of trekking you return to the valley.

moderate

Distance 6.2 km

3:30 h

320 m

1,138 m

2,410 m

1,272 m

The last stage leaves behind the wild mountain group of the Maddalene returning to the valley and peeking among the typical wooden farmhouses of Val di Rabbi.

Author’s recommendation

There are no support points along the last stage of the Bonacossa crossing, so it is better to stock up on food at Malga Bordolona.

The Bonacossa path ends in the locality Val, in Rabbi. From here you must continue descending along the paved road leading to the village of San Bernardo di Rabbi.

To return by public transport to the starting point, Passo Palade, you need to plan a series of changes:

bus from San Bernardo di Rabbi to Malè
local train from Malè to Dermulo
bus from Dermulo to Fondo
bus from Fondo to Passo Palade

For this reason, we recommend arranging a taxi service that comfortably takes you back to Passo Palade.

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Difficulty

moderate

Overall difficulty

moderate

Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

Experience

Landscape

Highest point

2,410 m

Lowest point

1,272 m

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Track types

Asphalt

124 m

Dirt road

703 m

Forested/wild trail

189 m

Path

5.2 km

Unknown

6 m

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Safety information

There are no refreshment points along the route so you must stock up on food at Malga Bordolona Alta before departure.

Tips and suggestions

Be careful in case of bad weather or fog, being a high-altitude and little frequented path there is a risk of losing orientation.

Roadbook

From Malga Bordolona, you climb to the nearby Palù Pass and from here the path continues always downhill.

It reaches Malga Palu, unmanaged, and continues through larch woods until you meet the first farmhouses in the characteristic locality of Stablum. It descends further among the houses and reaches the small group of old mostly abandoned farmhouses of the locality Val.

From here you must keep descending along the paved road that leads to the village of San Bernardo di Rabbi.

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Directions

To reach Malga Bordolona Alta you need to drive to the village of Bresimo and then climb along the paved road that leads to Agritur Bordolona Bassa. Leave the car here and continue on foot uphill for about 40 minutes.

Parking

At Agritur Bordolona Bassa

Coordinates

46.430321, 10.875629

DMS

46°25'49.2"N 10°52'32.3"E

UTM

32T 644103 5143570

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Book recommendation by the author

4Land hiking map of Val di Non, sheet no. 155

Equipment

Everything needed for an alpine-style crossing. In addition to boots, poles and backpack, you must carry the necessary equipment for a possible bivouac overnight in case of bad weather.

Localization

Parts of this content were machine translated using Italian as the source language