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The route offers two paths: the Via Occidentale, from Piantedo to Tirano, covering 90 km, and the Via Orientale, from Bormio to Tirano, covering 72 km.

The Via Occidentale, in particular, can be divided into 5 stages: Piantedo-Morbegno, Morbegno-Berbenno, Berbenno-Sondrio, Sondrio-Teglio, and Teglio-Tirano.
The Via Orientale, on the other hand, can be divided into 3 stages: Bormio-Cepina, Cepina-Grosotto, Grosotto-Tirano.

Those who walk the Cammino do so under their own responsibility. The company is not liable for damage or injury to people or things.

Via Orientale

Stage 1 - Bormio to Cepina

Distance: 24,4 Km

Walking time: 8,25 hours 

Bormio, in the heart of the Alta Valtellina region, is the starting point of the Eastern Route of the Marian Way of the Alps. From the parish church of Saints Gervasius and Protasius, located in Piazza Cavour (also known as Piazza del Kuerc), right in the historic center of the town, the route quickly leads to the Combo Bridge, another undisputed symbol of Bormio, which takes you to the Church of Sasselloprivately owned—offering some interesting panoramic views.

Stage 2 - Cepina to Grosotto

Distance: 29,3 Km

Walking time: 8,40 hours 

The second stage of the Cammino largely overlaps with the Sentiero Valtellina, the cycling and walking path that crosses the province of Sondrio from Bormio to Colico, following the course of the Adda River.

Stage 3 - Grosotto to Tirano

Distance: 17,9 Km

Walking time: 5,15 hours 

The third and final stage of the Eastern Route begins at the Sanctuary of Grosotto. From here, the route crosses the village toward the Grosotto lakes, an area known for sport fishing, and then continues along the Orobic side of the valley floor, following for a stretch the same path as the “Sentiero dei Castelli” (Path of the Castles).