몬텔로‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 산길

A beautiful stretch that starts from Lake Iseo, climbs towards Foresto Sparso, then climbs towards Val Cavallina and Lake Endine. A bumpy climb with interesting climbs and no cars. Remarkable!

Saint John of the Ants not of the Doors

Cesulì is a mountain pass located at 922 meters above sea level in Val Cavallina, near Monte Pranzà, in the municipality of Vigano San Martino. It is known for its 18th-century chapel, which has a small bell tower and offers a spectacular view of Lake Endine2. Excursion to Cesulì Altitude: 922 meters Route: Trail 622, starting from Vigano San Martino Difficulty: Hiking (E) Ascent time: About 1 hour and 30 minutes Panoramic points: Lake Endine, Monte Pranzà, Val Cavallina Curiosity The chapel was restored by the Alpine troops of Val Cavallina. The path passes through beech and chestnut woods, offering an excursion immersed in nature. It is a reference point for hikers who want to reach Monte Pranzà

Situated at 922 metres above sea level, Cesulì is a mountain pass in Val Cavallina that takes its name from the charming 18th century chapel that stands on the summit. It has a small bell tower and a magnificent view of Lake Endine.

Pedalable climb with wonderful views.

Colle Gallo is a classic among the Bergamo climbs. The climb from the Val Seriana side is slightly longer and gentler: around ten kilometers with maximum gradients under 8% for a height difference of just over 400 m. We go up the beautiful Lujo Valley. At the top, before the descent towards Lake Endine, there is the Madonna dei cyclists, the small cycling museum and a small refreshment point. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colle_Gallo https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valle_del_Lujo A possible nice circular itinerary includes the tour of Lake Endine and the return through the Valle Rossa. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valle_Rossa

Challenging and with uphill stretches for which I had to push the bike. Pay attention to the weather.

A short but steep climb that cuts your breath a little, but deserves to be tackled. If you have time, a visit to the sanctuary of San Giovanni alle ants is worthwhile. If only for the name! From the pass take the road that leads directly, it is a minor detour. The Monastery is a super location for weddings and if the day is nice there is a great view of Lake Iseo