파스투로 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A lovely refuge in the shade of the woods, just down from the church of San Calimero, run by friendly and welcoming staff. Prices are reasonable, and the cuisine is traditional. Excellent service, including takeaway sandwiches and drinks. Payment by POS is also available.

A beautiful little church located at the top of a hill in the woods. It's very windy, so a shell is recommended. There are benches along the sides where you can sit and grab a bite to eat.

The climb to the little church of San Calimero is short but evocative, leading to a place of great tranquility. Once there, the view opens onto a marvelous panorama of the valley and the entire Alpine range, a wide and luminous panorama. In winter, it is advisable to exercise extreme caution: the trail runs mostly through shaded areas, and ice can make it slippery, making caution and suitable footwear essential. Tradition holds that San Calimero was part of the legend of the Seven Hermit Brothers, seven brothers and sisters who chose a solitary life dedicated to prayer. Each settled in a different spot between the lake and the mountains, in strategic positions that allowed visual contact between the hermitages. In times of need, the brothers would light bonfires as a signal, creating a spiritual network that also served to control and defend the territory, likely dating back to the Lombard era.

Alpe Cova Lake

Interesting climb

I don't know what to call it, but it's very helpful in giving you insight into the many surrounding areas. Very nice!

The Riva Refuge is located at 1,022 meters above sea level in the Primaluna area, in Valsassina at Alpe Piattedo. The refuge is very charming, the food is excellent, and the view of the surrounding peaks is truly breathtaking.

We were astonished by the beauty of the landscape, the little houses, and the peaceful atmosphere. A marvelous panorama that alone is worth the hike. Ahead lies the majestic and formidable Grigna. We cross the Piani di Nava on a virtually flat stretch, which helps you rest your legs and admire the scenery as you pass by well-kept houses and pastures.