Topoguide (in English) of the Cicerone publisher.
Description Provided by the publisher:
Guidebook Describing A 9-Internship (119 km) Route Around The Piz Bernina massif in the Alps on the Swiss-Italian Border Near St Moritz, and the 8-course (94 km ) Alta via Valmalenco Exploring The Valmalenco Valley, in the Shadow of Monte Disgrazia. The Tour of the Bernina is Suitable for First-Time Trekkers But The Alta via Needs Some Experience.
Seasons: Late June to Late September.
Centers: In Switzerland: St Moritz, Sils Maria, Pontresina, Maloja, Bernina Pass, Poschiavo in Italy: Sondrio, Chiareggio, Chiesa in Valmalenco.
Difficulty: WHILE # Glacier Crossings are Involved on These Treks, Some Basic Alpine Walking Experience is recommended. Clear Paths and Old Mule Tracks are Followed for the Most Part, Along With Routes Over Rough Rocky Land, and Snow Cover is to be Expected Early in the Season. MUST SEE: Awesome glaciers from Val Roseg, Rifugio del Grande and Rifugio Marinelli in Valmalenco, and The Davolezza Belvedere. The Bernina Express Train Between Tirano and St Moritz Experiences Fantastic Views and Can Be Used to Access The Bernina Trek. Spectacular Peaks en route include 4049m Piz Bernina, 3937m Piz Roseg, 3678m Monte Disgrazia, 3323m Pizzo Scalino.