Bleniovalley
Discover the sunny side of Ticino – nature, culture, and enjoyment in the Blenio Valley
The Blenio Valley, also known as the Sun Valley, is located in northern Ticino and stretches from the Lukmanier Pass to Biasca. The valley offers a wide range of cultural attractions, including numerous churches and museums. With over 500 km of hiking trails, charming villages, and many stories to tell, the Blenio Valley is an ideal destination for nature lovers. Even in winter, the Blenio Valley has plenty to offer families and winter sports enthusiasts. Whether winter hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, skiing, or snowboarding—there is something for everyone in the Blenio Valley.
Highlights in the Blenio Valley
Discover the sun terraces of Dagro or gain an insight into the history of local crafts and traditions. Some highlights of the valley that you should not miss:
Dagro sun terrace
Experience the breathtaking views from Dagro. The village is easily accessible by cable car from Malvaglia. Various hikes start from here, including the “Sentiero della contemplazione,” an easy circular trail through shady forests with views of the surrounding peaks.
Museum of the Blenio Valley
Lottigna is home to the Blenio Valley Ethnographic Museum. It offers insights into local history, crafts, and traditions. Particularly worth seeing are the rooms, which have been furnished to reflect the original style, and the exhibition on the region's history of emigration.
Capanna Adula
For ambitious guests, there is the option of climbing up to the Adula Hut at 2,392 m above sea level. The hut serves as a starting point for alpine tours and offers impressive views of the Adula Alps.
Tips for day trips
Church of San Carlo in Negrentino
Nara region
Greina-Ebene Nature Reserve
Events in the Blenio Valley
In the Blenio Valley, you can enjoy cultural events, local festivals, markets, and exhibitions at the Museum della Valle di Blenio all year round.