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Nature and Trails
The landscape around San Bernardino is characterized by pine forests, moorlands, and a rich flora.
South of the village lies the Suossa raised bog, which is listed among the raised bogs of national importance. The Furestin Route reaches this raised bog on foot or with snowshoes after a short ascent.
Winter
There are cross-country ski trails and snowshoe routes around the village and Lake Isola in winter.
The Confin ski area includes 35 kilometers of pistes, ranging from gentle slopes to the black Al Mur run. In the center of San Bernardino, Pian Cales offers five kilometers of easy ski slopes.
An artificial ice rink is available for ice skating, hockey, and curling.
Water and Village Character
Lake Isola offers opportunities for hiking in summer and cross-country skiing in winter. Lake Isola also offers water sports on an alpine lake, while kayaking is possible on Lake Doss.
The resort on Lake Isola combines an alpine atmosphere with a Mediterranean way of life. Alp Pian Doss is associated with local specialties and an alpine panorama.
History
San Bernardino developed into an established spa resort after visitors from nearby Italy were attracted by its healing waters.
Regional Classification
The regional tourism agency of Moesano promotes tourism in San Bernardino and the wider Moesano region. On behalf of the municipality of Mesocco, it focuses particularly on San Bernardino and presents local products, the area's attractions, and its tourism infrastructure.
The municipality of Mesocco extends along the right bank of the Moesa as far as the San Bernardino Pass. The municipality of Mesocco is served by several exits from the A13/E43 motorway, including the San Bernardino exit.
You can find out more about the region at Misox.
