The “Valle di Rezzalo” is travelled over its lenght  by a military road built during the First World War (1915-18); it has been recently restored and it can be easily traversed as far as the last huts beyond Clevio, in the place called TEGIACCE.

After a quarter of an hour walking on foot from Fumero, you can find the huts of  PONTELA on the left (m 1634), one of the most caracteristic and suggestive place of the valley.

 The mule track borders on the left side the river “Rezzalasco” and ascends leaving the hut of TEAT (m1795) and SALINE (m1830) on the right, as far as it reaches S.BERNARDO (m1851) with a small church and some huts here and there among woods of larch and old mountain pastures. Going over Ronzon, the valley seems to be closed by a rocky terrace deeply carved by the river, on which there are the huts of CLEVIO and CLEVACCIO (m2142). Here  there is one of the most interesting view over the whole Valley. From here you go on towards LE TEGIACCE (m 2200), where the way stops and it is replaced by a track that brings you in about 30 minutes to the PASSO DELL’ALPE (M 2461).