가장 멋진 쿠지노 주변 자연유산 20곳

Wonderful spot by the lake - very quiet in the morning too.

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The path passes from the beech forest to the jagged ridges of the Denti della Vecchia, a series of peaks in the Lugano Prealps of which Sasso Grande is the highest.

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Lake Piano is a beautiful lake located between Lake Como and Lake Lugano.

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the path is getting better and better here and we had to make a little effort

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Don't forget swimming gear. Very suitable for dogs

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The Sasso Grande in particular is a nice climb (can be climbed without equipment), but there are also some smaller rocks in the series

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Here you are off the beaten path and can enjoy the peace and quiet.

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Quite difficult in some places in wet conditions.

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There are always opportunities to refresh.

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Idyllically located place for a rest, right on the lake. Perfect for enjoying the beautiful scenery of the lake and the mountains rising behind it.

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Waterfalls that the Sanagra torrent forms near a gigantic overhanging monolith, called Sass Curbee. The monolith can be easily climbed thanks to a series of steps carved into the rock to which protective metal railings have more recently been added

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We did the Denti della Vecchia tour in March, a very dry spring. In forest areas there were usually a lot of beech leaves on the ground. On sloping paths there were sometimes a lot of beech leaves on the narrow mountain path. The mountain wind coming from the valley had deposited the beech leaves in heaps on the narrow path, as the beech leaves blowing up above the path were no longer strongly exposed to the wind. You then walk very softly, like on thick foam mats. At the same time, it is very easy to slip on inclines or declines because the layers of beech leaves slide on top of each other. In places where the rocky path was hollowed out by water erosion and filled with beech leaves, you never knew whether you would step on a large stone or in a hole between the stones. We walked very carefully in such places and were happy about our hiking poles. So walk carefully if you come across such paths. We also talked to the friendly mountain innkeeper at Alpe Bolla about the many book pages. He told us that the many leaves on the mountain road to Alpe Bolla sometimes caused problems for him too. His small four-wheel-drive jeep-like vehicle could pile up the beech leaves in front of him in such a way that the vehicle would drive under the beech leaf tower and he would no longer be able to see anything. Who would have thought.

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Here you pass the Church of St. Bernardo.

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The Sasso di Musso is an elevation that rises from the remains of the famous castle of Musso on the western shore of Lake Como, close to the much better known and imposing Monte Bregagno. An important attraction of the place are the remains of the Fortress of Musso, known for its proverbial impregnability: its famous inhabitant was Gian Giacomo Medici (known as the "Medeghino"), who from here carried out looting in the lakeside cities and who was convinced by the Milanese to abandon the castle only after the promise of the fief of Melegnano.

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The Garden of Merlo was built in the mid-19th century by Giovanni Manzi, inspired by the gardens of the Ligurian Riviera, developed on steep terrain. Taking advantage of the conformation of the land, with one side facing south and one north, Manzi created a visionary place where contrasts dominate, from the luxuriant and Mediterranean nature to the typical varieties of the alpine environment, in a succession of walkways, bridges, caves , small gorges and waterfalls. Also worth visiting is the beautiful church of Sant’Eufemia.

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The Giardino del Merlo is a botanical park located in the town of Musso, in the upper Lake Como area. It is built at the foot of a castle, now in ruins, linked to the name of Gian Giacomo Medici di Marignano, known as "il Meneghino" who conquered it in 1522 and which for ten years made it his headquarters, when it dominated undisputed the lake. From the garden you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Lake Como and its mountains.

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I have a colleague who walks barefoot in summer and winter. If he steps on broken glass, he doesn't even notice it. I would strongly recommend everyone who knitted differently to wear sturdy shoes (ankle-high!). The path is beautiful, but partly through hardly paved paths. No beer available on the route!😫😥

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A few steps west of San Bernado, a few benches and a water point invite you to rest. In good weather, of course, with a great view of Lake Como.

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Can be tricky when wet, avoid in snow...

For me, the small mountain above Lake Como is one of the most beautiful viewpoints on the Via dei Monti Lariani long-distance hiking trail. The ascent even leads through beautiful alpine terrain, which is really fun. A little surefootedness and a head for heights don't hurt.

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