브루노 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Much of the approach trail runs through this valley, which is quite cold in winter. Many sections of slippery rocks and some fords make the route challenging. Consider whether it's feasible if there's a lot of ice, especially on the traverse beside the lake.

You'll encounter numerous such structures along the way: in a not-so-distant past, they were used to store snow during the warmer months, before refrigerators. Snow was piled up in these holes during the winter, and was likely pressed down to make it more compact. Finally, the snow-filled hole was most likely covered with branches, leaves, or other insulating material to prevent premature melting. Another of the many "mountain" professions now long forgotten!

Because the "Gorzente Lakes Tour" would be meaningless without the lake! Jokes aside, since much of the approach trail is rather lacking in views (mostly through a wooded valley), when you finally begin to skirt the lake, the view makes all the effort worthwhile. Be careful, because following the same trail, the descent to the bridge presents some difficulties, with slippery rocks and even some short, secured sections. Hiking boots are essential, poles are useful, but not recommended in case of snow or ice!

view of the waterfall that forms the Rio Lischeo at the beginning of Lago Lungo di Gorzente

Fantastic valley and crystal clear water

Lake Bruno, nestled in the Ligurian woods near Campomorone, is a small natural jewel that surprises with its quiet and uncontaminated beauty. Surrounded by thick trees and shrouded in green vegetation, this lake offers a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for excursions or moments of relaxation away from the urban frenzy.

At the Dagliola pass there are still 50 minutes left to reach the summit of Mount Tobbio, but it's worth it.

At the time of our hike the fountain closed.