벨레소 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Finally, we went to the bistro, which was super friendly. Amazingly cheap food and a great view.

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pretty steep hill to get on Mt. San Primo

The Nesso Gorge with waterfall, in the mouth bathing paradise

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The Nesso Gorge, the highlight of the place and probably the most famous on Lake Como.

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A beautiful little village

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Interlude of the climb to Colma di Sormano from Nesso. Here is the kilometer with the steepest gradient.

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Monte San Primo is the highest mountain in the Larian triangle with its 1685 metres. From the summit you can perfectly see the branching of Lake Como which forms an upside down Y. on days without haze you can also admire the Po Valley and the Milanese area, as well as the main lakes in the area.

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Monte San Primo is the highest mountain in the Larian triangle with its 1685 metres. From the summit you can perfectly see the branching of Lake Como which forms an upside down Y. On days without haze you can also admire the Po Valley and the Milanese area, as well as the main lakes in the area.

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Slightly exposed section where you need to pay attention.

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A peak that offers a 360 degree panorama of Lake Como

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The most evocative part of the Nesso ravine is certainly the famous Civera bridge, symbol of this place. The ravine is formed by two rivers that converge, the Tuf and the Nosé, which form a steep waterfall that ends up in the waters of the lake.

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The Nesso ravine is one of the most evocative places on Lake Como, attracts numerous tourists every year and is located in the small village of Nesso, about 15 minutes' drive from Como.

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After the effort of the difference in height of 800 meters in a few kilometers

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Beautiful and spectacular waterfall in a natural gorge. You can go down to lake level to admire it from the Civera bridge

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The famous Nesso Gorge, locally known as Orrido di Nesso, is probably one of the best natural wonders that you can find around the lake. Located in the picturesque hamlet of Coatesa, this is a narrow, deep natural gorge shaped over the centuries by the incessant flow of water. The gorge is home to a beautiful bubbling waterfall created by the waters of the Tuf and Nosée rivers. The waterfall is at its best in spring or after heavy rains, which enrich the waters of the two rivers. Scattered here and there within the gorge are some remnants of the ancient machinery that operated by the force of the water flowing through the gorge. Find out more about the Nesso gorge: https://lakecomotravel.com/nesso/#nesso-gorge-ponte-civera

Today the hamlet can only be reached by lake or via a staircase that descends from Castello towards the lake.

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It is a small hamlet on the shore of the lake south of the ravine. The toponym indicates the presence of a large irrigation ditch, and therefore it can only be placed along the route of the Valle di Tuff, where the hydraulic power factories of Nesso are located.

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The Orrido di Nesso had also attracted the attention of Leonardo da Vinci, we can find a quote: "Nesso, land where a river falls with great force, for a very large mountain fissure" Taken from the Codex Atlanticus.

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Over the centuries, the power of the waters of the Orrido has been exploited by factories and workshops to produce motive power; for the town of Nesso, the Orrido was of vital importance for the development of the manufacturing industry, mills, paper mills, spinning wheels, oil mills, all powered by the hydraulic energy of the waterfall.

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The ravine of Nesso is visible from Piazza Castello or from the medieval bridge also known as the Civera bridge, on the shore of Lake Como. The Orrido is formed by the confluence of two streams: Tuf and Nosè, which, falling between the rocks, form a steep waterfall; the difference in height from the beginning of the waterfall to the waters of the Lario is about 200 meters, a path between narrow and deep gorges, shaped by the incessant flow of the waters.

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