Winter Mountains at Sunset

Snow, silence, and starry skies: the mountains between Brescia and Sondrio are even more magical after sunset.

In winter, Lombardy’s mountains offer fairy-tale views, especially as the sun is setting. At sunset, the snow-capped peaks are tinged with pink and at night, the towns are all lit, while under the starry skies, the valleys are enveloped in silence.

Between the provinces of Brescia and Sondrio, this atmosphere invites you to see the mountains with new eyes: night-time snowshoe tours, skiing by moonlight, and moments of pure magic. Here, the evening does not mean the end of the day, but rather the start of an experience to be enjoyed, with the right dose of care and attention, and in complete safety.

Skiing in Livigno — Enjoy the gentle slopes, the unspoiled nature and the sunshine at high altitudes. Discover the beauty of the Alps and a ski resort that cannot be equalled. You can ski better and for longer in Livigno, from late November to early May.

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About 50 km from Brescia, the Maniva Pass is one of the most stunning high mountain passes in the Brescian Pre-Alps. With its vast high-altitude panoramas it is perfect for winter trips with the family. And its charm takes on a whole new enchanting tone after sunset. The scenery changes with every step on the Maniva Pass: clearings, woods and ridges follow one another along a route that continues to offer new views. Maniva is above all a meeting point between Val Trompia and Val Sabbia, and it is able to combine this accessibility with a charming high-altitude atmosphere.

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The internationally-renown ski resort of Ponte di Legno is located on the border with Trentino, in an area of great environmental importance, protected by the Stelvio and Adamello nature parks. Ponte di Legno is a guarantee for snow lovers: the resort, which also includes the nearby ski area of Temù, is located between the glaciers of Adamello and spans from 1200 to over 3000 metres on the Presena glacier, where you can ski well into spring.

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Adamello Park, located in the heart of the Rhaetian Alps, covers 510 square kilometres on the left orographic side of the Camonica Valley, in the north-eastern portion of the Province of Brescia. Adamello Park lies on the border between the regions of Lombardy and Trentino. Its western boundary is situated slightly above the left bank of the Oglio, the fifth longest river in Italy.

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Lago Palù — In the heart of the province of Sondrio lies an Alpine paradise: Lake Palù. This natural wonder stands like a jewel set among the Alpine peaks surrounded by a backdrop of unspoilt beauty. Lake Palù immediately catches the eye of visitors with its breathtaking beauty and timeless charm. Located in a remote and little-visited valley, Lake Palù offers an authentic experience for those seeking deep contact with nature and a refuge from the hustle and bustle of modern life. The tranquillity of its waters, reflecting the changing colours of the sky and surrounding mountains, conveys a feeling of peace and serenity that welcomes visitors in an atmosphere of magic and contemplation.

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