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Cenghen Waterfalls
Guiddy Difficulty Levels
Easy
Description
Be amazed by one of the most enchanting corners of Lake Como. The trek to the Cenghen Waterfalls will lead you through ancient chestnut woods, historic mule tracks, and small villages where time seems to have stood still, all the way to one of the area's most striking waterfalls, carved into the rock and surrounded by a cool, wild atmosphere.
It’s the perfect excursion for anyone who wants to break away from the routine and spend a day in nature, surrounded by scenery, history, and the soothing sound of water. A route that offers emotions in every season and lets you discover an authentic side of the area together with the Guidders, sharing the joy of walking together and exploring places full of charm.
Why choose this trek?
- Chestnut woods and trails immersed in nature.
- Historic villages with authentic charm.
- The spectacular Cenghen Waterfall, carved into the rock.
- A route suited to those looking for a relaxing yet emotion-filled experience.
- The perfect opportunity to share the day with the Guiddy community.
🥾 Come discover the Cenghen Waterfalls together with the Guidders! Book your spot and treat yourself to an experience of nature, history, and scenery that will surprise you step after step.
Booking info
Free cancellation
To receive a refund, you have time to cancel up to 2 days in advance.
Insurance included
Injury and luggage insurance coverage with Unipol Sai.
Group chat
After booking, a few days before the event, you'll be added to the group chat for info about the trek, meeting time, and to coordinate carpooling.
Carpooling
We always organize carpooling, so even if you don’t have a car, don’t worry: we’ll find a way to get you there!
Guide
Francesca
A geologist by training, I am an AIGAE-certified Environmental Hiking Guide, and for more than ten years I have also worked in environmental education for adults and children in schools, parks, and museums. My job is to help people see that a rock is a true open book of natural history, and that even the droppings of a wild animal can be BEAUTIFUL. When I’m not sharing science with others or leading hikes, I’m probably trying to work out whether a spider could become my new best friend (by talking to it, of course). My life is a mix of salami sandwiches eaten in the middle of the woods and “wow, look at this beetle, it’s amazing!” — because honestly, what could be better?
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