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Monte Sparavera is a peak in the Bergamo Prealps, located at 1369 meters above sea level. It offers a spectacular view of Lake Endine and Val Cavallina. Recommended route Start: Gandino or Peia Trail: CAI 547 Difference in altitude: About 800 meters Duration: 4 hours (round trip) Difficulty: Hiking (E) The route passes through woods, panoramic meadows and a forest road that leads to the summit. From the summit you can admire Monte Guglielmo, Pizzo Arera, Monte Alben and Lake Iseo

On the highest peak of Monte Isola, at about 600 meters above sea level, stands the sanctuary of the Madonna della Ceriola, from whose surrounding courtyard you can enjoy a splendid view of Lake Iseo and the surrounding mountains. The sanctuary was completed in 1750 and is of great charm.

Wonderful view of the lake. For me personally it's more worth it than the church itself.

Simple walk with great views. During the journey, two lakes come into view. I would happily stay here again.

Breathtaking panoramic points. At the Sanctuary you can enjoy a 360 degree view of the lake, provinces and peaks. It is always worth a visit, perhaps avoiding the hottest and most crowded period of August

Guglielmo top

Monte Guglielmo, also known as "Gölem", represents the quintessential Brescia mountains and is a very popular destination for trekking and cycling. It is accessible both from Val Trompia and from Lake Iseo, making it suitable for everyone during all seasons, without particularly exposed sections and with a moderate challenge, characterized only by short, more demanding sections. Once you reach the top, where the Redeemer monument stands, you can enjoy a 360 degree panoramic view that ranges from the plain to Lake Iseo, up to the imposing peaks of the Orobie. On the clearest days, it is even possible to glimpse the majestic Monte Rosa.

Iconic place of Monte Guglielmo which represents reaching the top. The monument stands on the summit of Mount Guglielmo, at around 1950 meters above sea level, built right on the mountain at the beginning of the 20th century as one of the twenty (one per century) monuments to the Redeemer erected on the Italian peaks. The works were conducted by the father of the future Pope Paul VI, Giorgio Montini: in 1902 the chapel was inaugurated, twenty meters high with a large iron cross which, subsequently left to fall into ruin, was rebuilt in 1967, at the express wish of Pope Paul YOU. In his memory, in 1998 a bronze statue was placed next to the church.