パラッツァーゴの天然記念物・トップ20

The San Carlo Spring is located near Erve, a small town in the Lombard Prealps, in the province of Lecco. The spring is one of the most well-known local natural resources, which flows near the Hermitage of San Carlo, a place of worship and meditation dedicated to San Carlo Borromeo. The spring is located in a very suggestive natural setting, in an area rich in woods and alpine meadows, ideal for a stop during an excursion. The path that leads to the spring crosses quiet and panoramic paths, ideal for those looking for a light and regenerating excursion, far from the chaos of the city. The San Carlo Spring is a place much appreciated for its natural beauty and the tranquility it offers, and is an ideal destination for excursions, walks or even for those who simply want to enjoy the freshness of the waters in an uncontaminated environment.

Unique 360° panorama. The Alpine arc and the Apennines as well as all the peaks of the Bergamo valleys.

Path that leads to the top of Canto Alto with a cross without any particular problems, suitable for anyone, the view from up here repays the effort made

Take-off point for paragliding enthusiasts

Unfortunately only one and a half beech trees remain: https://www.facebook.com/groups/664394836956076/permalink/8044207305641422/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

Classic destination for those who don't want to travel too many kilometers by car from Bergamo. Canto Alto is easily accessible and from the cross you overlook a beautiful panorama. The route is not difficult but in summer you encounter numerous insects!

Unfortunately the Three Beeches have become two and a half... the tree on the left has split, losing its height and symmetry with the others. In any case it is a mystical place to visit, with respect and admiration for the works of nature. In addition to the solemnity and beauty of the three centuries-old trees, you can overlook the Imagna Valley, so the view opens onto the town of Fuipiano. There is also the sanctuary of the Madonna (improperly called Stonehenge Lombarda).

Mystical place that makes you feel deference towards the splendid work of nature. The three Beeches are imposing, present for centuries, while we are only passing through. Unfortunately, one of them has broken and is no longer tall and symmetrical to the others, so much so that the locals say "two and a half beech trees". Please visit the place with respect for the trees and use boots on the climb. Very close by is the sanctuary inappropriately called the Lombard Stonehenge... it is a small Madonna surrounded by stone battlements. However, the view from here is beautiful.