Rifugio Del Grande Camerini and Capanna del Forno

With a two-day trek of medium difficulty, we will immerse ourselves in the wild nature of the Valmalenco di Chiareggio, spending the night at 2500m, at the beautiful and intimate Rifugio Del Grande Camerini. On day 2 we will cross over into Switzerland to reach the Capanna del Forno, and then return to Chiareggio in the afternoon.

Fantastic scenarios, among which the majestic N face of Disgrazia and the fantastic Forno Glacier stand out, wild and uncontaminated places and beautiful mountain huts, will give us unique emotions!

Plan

Day 1

From Chiareggio to the Del Grande Camerini Refuge

Difficulty: E

Altitude gain: 900d+

Dinner in the refuge

Day 2

From the refuge to the Capanna del Forno (Switzerland) and back to Chiareggio

Difficulty: EE

Altitude gain: 600 d+

Packed lunch

Cost: 150€

Registration is considered completed upon payment of the deposit of € 70.

The fee includes: accompaniment with a UIMLA International Mountain Leader Professional Guide, planning and management of the excursion, client accident insurance, insurance in the event of recovery, satellite messaging in the event of an emergency, half board in a hotel in Bormio. The fee does not include: packed lunches, expenses for any shared transport, anything not included in the item "the fee includes".

Meeting point: 11.30 am in Pedrengo, 2.00 pm in Chiareggio.

The customer must present himself at the meeting point or at the excursion starting point at the time indicated in the communication that will follow after registration.

At the end of the registration, the customer will be added to a temporary whatsapp group which will be used for service communications, updates and useful information for the excursion.

Mandatory material

Boots or waterproof boots, no sneakers;

Long pants;

Hiking backpack with a minimum capacity of 30 liters with wide shoulder straps, ergonomic backrest and waist belt for weight distribution;

Clothing in relation to the season and the weather, in any case it is always advisable to dress in layers;

Rain jacket;

Down filled comforter;

Cap and gloves;

Change of shirt, socks and gloves;

Compulsory water reserve of one and a half liters minimum, recommended to have mineral salts and/or supplements;

Bag sheet for sleeping in the refuge (alternatively you can buy the disposable one in the refuge);

Food to your taste and liking.

What you could add to your backpack:

A small microfiber towel;

First aid kit with plasters for blisters;

Front light;

Personal glass;