周辺の峡谷・トップ10

The Nesso Gorge, the highlight of the place and probably the most famous on Lake Como.

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Beautiful road on the lake, from Nesso you take the famous climb towards Colma di Sormano, and there is also a very beautiful ravine.

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The most evocative part of the Nesso ravine is certainly the famous Civera bridge, symbol of this place. The ravine is formed by two rivers that converge, the Tuf and the Nosé, which form a steep waterfall that ends up in the waters of the lake.

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The stream divides the valley in two like a real canyon, creating a dense network of crevasses which over time have been connected by thick vegetation and, in the less accessible points, by man with wooden bridges. From the source flows the Bova torrent which, descending along the valley of the same name, flows into the Piana di Erba to then bend southwards and finally flows, as an tributary, into the Lambro river.

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Wooden staircase that allows you to overcome the rocky overhang that from the bottom of the Bova valley rises above the ravine of Caino. Elevation of about fifteen meters. three ramps alternating with 2 landings. Possibility of securing to a fixed steel rope with harness. Access path protected by some chains, less demanding than the iron staircase opposite. Once you have passed the difference in level, you follow a path protected in the most exposed sections by a parapet. The path allows you to admire the gorge from above and join the path that arrives from the iron staircase. It is possible to descend from the iron staircase by completing a ring at the bottom of the valley or to climb further towards Mount Puscio or continue halfway up the slope towards the hermitage of San Salvatore

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The ravine of Cain is a gorge whose name derives from the fact that - a few centuries ago - brigands and criminals hid there

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The ravine of Nesso is visible from Piazza Castello or from the medieval bridge also known as the Civera bridge, on the shore of Lake Como. The Orrido is formed by the confluence of two streams: Tuf and Nosè, which, falling between the rocks, form a steep waterfall; the difference in height from the beginning of the waterfall to the waters of the Lario is about 200 meters, a path between narrow and deep gorges, shaped by the incessant flow of the waters.

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Panoramic point on one of the wonders of Italy

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In the Nesso ravine, two streams meet and flow into the lake after a spectacular 200-meter waterfall. You can enjoy this spectacle from the road, but it is much better to admire it from the ancient Civera bridge over the lake, which can be reached by descending the steps towards the square. Over the centuries, the power of the waters of the Nesso ravine was exploited by mills, paper mills, spinning mills and oil mills.

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The Orrido di Nesso is one of the things not to be missed near Como. This very easy excursion, suitable for everyone, will take you to the Orrido di Nesso and the suggestive waterfall that flows into Lake Como.

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Valley bottom created by the Valbasca stream, which crosses broad-leaved woods alternating with areas open to meadows. Along the way there are the remains of the powder keg from World War II, now disused but in the process of being restored.

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GTL-Grand Tour Lombardia, from Varenna to Como, discovering the navigation of the lake and the two coasts of the "Lambrona peninsula".

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To do, the sometimes hard climbs lead to breathtaking views.

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stop for a vie of the gorge

Nesso gorge viewpoint

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Nesso is located on the Como branch of the lake, on the road from Como to Bellagio. The historic town center lies at the point where the two rivers Tuf and Nosè meet and plunge over a waterfall into the lake. The waterfall is known as Orrido di Nesso. Nesso's origins are Celtic, with the Romans taking it in 196 BC. During the ten years war the place allied itself with Milan and is destroyed by the Comern. In 1497 the large Nesso estate was transferred from Ludovico Sforza to Lucrezia Crivelli. In 1538 it became the property of Angelo Corio and from 1647 to 1787 to the Casnedi family.

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Located on the classic route of Lake Como, it also deserves just a quick passage in its context.

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A restaurant, two bars and an ice cream parlor invite you to take a break and a medieval castle ruin for a visit

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