보베뇨‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

wonderful view of the valley below

A peak over two thousand meters high, overlooking the Montecampione plain and the Bassinale valley. On the grassy, rounded summit, a simple cross with two howitzers fixed at its base. It can be reached via various trails, or by following the two main ridges: the southeast (EE) and the northwest (EE+, which also features a small equipped cliff mid-ridge). From the summit, you can enjoy a splendid panorama wherever you turn, surrounded by imposing mountain ranges at the four cardinal points, as well as the upper part of Lake Sebino, the Camonica Valley, and the Trompia Valley. With a particularly trained eye, you can see: to the north the Orobie mountain range and at first sight the Presolana (you can also glimpse the snow-capped Bernina), to the east the Adamello massif and the Brenta Dolomites, to the south the mountains of the Maniva mountain range, to the west the Monte Guglielmo group.

Guglielmo top

A famous pass in the Brescian Pre-Alps, the Crocedomini has a very long history (it is said that Emperor Frederick Barbarossa passed through here in the 12th century) and is almost 1,900 meters above sea level. It represents a real challenge for those who decide to tackle it by bicycle: from Bagolino it is a 22 kilometer climb at an average 5%, while the Breno side is even harder, around 20 kilometers at an average 7.5%. You can also get to Crocedomini in a third way, that is, through the splendid partly dirt road (very simple gravel) that comes from the south, from the Maniva pass.

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.

Quite long and hard stride

This is the Passo delle Sette Crocette! An ancient road between the upper Val Trompia and Val Grigna, with a dry stone wall and seven iron crosses. A 1688 cippus adds to the historic charm. Legends tell of witchcraft and mountain piety linked to tragic events. A fascinating place steeped in history and mystery.

Monte Muffetto is a mountain located in the province of Brescia, Lombardy. With its suggestive landscapes and unspoiled nature, it is an ideal destination for hiking and nature lovers. The top of Monte Muffetto offers spectacular views of the surrounding area and allows visitors to immerse themselves in the tranquility and beauty of the Lombardy mountains. It is a popular destination for those looking for a pleasant outdoor adventure and a way to get away from the daily grind.