Slightly to the left, below this characteristic mountain hut, also known as Bait del Vedeler (1,969m), the descent begins. The path makes a hairpin turn and intersects the dirt road, which you take to the left, leading to Masi di Strino (1,762m). Just beyond the farmhouses, among flowering meadows and marmot burrows, turn left and descend towards the bridge below to reach the grassy road that once connected to the Tonale Pass. Without crossing the bridge, turn left and descend through forests of red spruce and fragrant flowers to Vermiglio, walking parallel to the main road below. The constantly descending dirt road takes you back to the Dazi area, completing the roughly 15km loop.
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Then, take the path on the right that leads to Bait de Mezol or Bait del Vedeler at 2,000m, a typical alpine farmhouse used by shepherds and hunters as a shelter. From the Bait, descend about 200 meters to get back onto the dirt road No. 704 (the number refers to the MTB route), which continues gently downhill to the Masi di Strino (1,758m). Just beyond these buildings, proceed to the junction with the access road, which was once the main connection to the nearby Passo Tonale. Following it downhill towards Vermiglio, parallel to the main road and in a continuous gentle descent, you will return to the parking area near the church.
From Malè, you can take the bus that goes to Vermiglio (download the departure and return schedules).