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Small church right at the top of Legnoncino, from which you can enjoy a panoramic view of Mount Legnone, the lake and the surrounding valleys. The small church is dedicated to one of 7 hermit brothers who lived in remote places on the mountains but visible from each other, who helped evangelize the Lario area

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Wonderful view and ideal for staying longer and enjoying

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Wonderful walk, done on 06/07/24. I didn't reach the top, I was missing 100 meters of altitude, as the ridge was snow-covered and very sloping, and since I was alone I preferred not to risk it, certainly to be done again without snow.

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Very beautiful peak above Lake Como. Beautiful view 🥰

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The summit plateau of Monte Legnoncino is home to two small sacred monuments: + Firstly, a classic cross, the kind that often crowns mountain peaks. This one is built of iron framework. + Secondly, a figure of the Virgin Mary, the statue of the Mother of God is completely in white.

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Monte Legnone, with its 2,609 m a.s.l., is the highest peak in the province of Lecco and in the westernmost sector of the Orobie Alps.

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Perfect lunch spot by the church.

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Saint Amaa and his seven brothers A legend has it that many years ago, seven very religious brothers decided to retreat to an isolated home far from community life to dedicate their existence to the spiritual rite. San Sifiro retreated to the summit of Mount Legnoncino, San Defendente chose Mount Cavedine between Perledo and Esino, San Primo went to the summit of the mountain of the same name above Bellagio, Sant'Amaa favored the "saddle" between Grona and Bregagno, San Lucio he preferred the ridge between Val Cavargna and Val Colla, San Jorio took refuge at the pass of the same name on the border with Switzerland, Sant'Eufemia, the only sister, preferred and opted for the Sasso di Musso.

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