Route starting from the charming Lago dei Caprioli leading to the Bivacco Malga Baselga, immersed in a wild environment in Val Baselga.
Val Baselga, which gives the name to the bivouac, is a very charming valley characterized by a small green plateau with granite peaks, crossed by a small stream. The route to Bivacco Malga Baselga starts right near Lago dei Caprioli and initially develops on an easy forest road before taking the trail, which is uneven and steep. The environment you encounter is worth the physical effort, characterized by larch woods, which in autumn turn warm in color, an undergrowth of rhododendron and Swiss pine plants. At 2,000 m, the landscape offers a view of the Vioz and Cevedale Peaks and the Val di Pejo. Further away, the Vegaia Peak with the mountain villages below, Ortisè and Menas. A few steps and you reach the bivouac in a small hollow that once offered shelter to the most daring hikers.
To face a mountain hike we suggest you:
Drive towards Fazzon locality a short distance from Lago dei Caprioli, park the car in the large parking lot near Malga Bassa di Fazzon (1,251 m). Continue along the paved road in the direction of Lago dei Caprioli. Just before reaching the lake, on the right you will see a small bridge. Cross it, then continue initially on an easy dirt road (for about 20 minutes) and subsequently follow the SAT 243 trail uphill, which is challenging in parts. After about 2 hours you reach Val Baselga and its namesake bivouac (2,006 m). On the way back, once you reach the end of the SAT 243 trail at the beginning of the forest road, turn right and take the Waterfalls Trail which leads back to Lago dei Caprioli.
During the summer months, you can reach Lago dei Caprioli with Greenbus, a shuttle that from the villages of Ossana and Pellizzano will take you to Lago dei Caprioli, continuing its route to Valpiana.
Take SS42 until you reach the village of Pellizzano. Cross the charming village of Pellizzano following Via dei Bachenis and then follow the signs for Lago dei Caprioli.
To face a mountain hike it is always useful to: