Lizzola: Ski holiday between snow park, mountain trails and mountain scenery

Altitude range of the ski area

The Lizzola ski area extends from 1,250 metres to over 2,000 metres in altitude. For a day of skiing in Lizzola, this altitude range can be taken into account as a planning factor in its own right. When planning the day, the altitude is therefore a separate consideration alongside the other destinations around Lizzola. For a stay in Lizzola, you can use the altitude range as a criterion in its own right, alongside the question of whether to focus on the snow park or on a trail in the wider area around Lizzola.

Snow park in the ski area

The Lizzola ski area also includes a snow park. When planning a day in Lizzola, this area can be considered alongside the altitude range of the ski area. This allows the snow park to be planned as a separate part of the winter sports area, without confusing it with the trails and mountain destinations located outside the ski area.

Bike park with three difficulty levels

There is a bike park in the Lizzola area with three trails of varying difficulty. When planning a cycling outing, you can distinguish between the three trails according to their respective difficulty levels.

Trail to the Chiesetta della Manina

The trail to Passo della Manina passes through a deciduous forest and then through a hollow used as pasture before reaching the Chiesetta della Manina. For hiking plans, this route can be divided into the forest section, the pasture hollow and the destination at the chapel. Along the way, the landscape changes from deciduous forest to an open hollow used as pasture. For a hike in Lizzola, the trail thus connects the deciduous forest and pasture hollow with the Chiesetta della Manina as its destination.

Route to Pizzo dei Tre Confini

Another route to Pizzo dei Tre Confini begins at the hotel car parks in Lizzola. The start at the hotel car parks is therefore a specific starting point for this trail. Anyone planning this route can directly associate the beginning of the trail with Pizzo dei Tre Confini. The hotel car parks in Lizzola and Pizzo dei Tre Confini thus mark two fixed reference points for planning this hike.

CAI Trail 306 via Valbona and Maslana

CAI Trail 306 leads from the hamlet of Lizzola to the Baite di Valbona, then via Maslana and finally into the area of the Grandi Macigni. For hiking plans, the Baite di Valbona, Maslana and the area of the Grandi Macigni can be considered successive points along the route. The trail therefore has a starting point, two intermediate destinations and a final area.

Mountains around Lizzola

Those interested in the mountains will find Mount Pizzo di Coca, as well as the peaks of Pizzo della Presolana and Pizzo del Diavolo di Tenda, in the area around Lizzola. These mountain destinations are part of the area around Lizzola and complement the routes through forest and pasture landscapes with additional destinations in the mountain scenery.

Chiesetta della Manina

Those interested in culture will find a dedication to the Madonna Pellegrina and two altars at the Chiesetta della Manina. One faces the Valle di Scalve and the other the Valle Seriana. The Chiesetta della Manina was built and blessed on 10 October by Monsignor Adriano Bernareggi, the Bishop of Bergamo at the time.

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