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Pozze di Erve: waterfalls and streams below the Resegone
Guiddy Difficulty Levels
Easy
Description
Clear water and shade, half an hour from Lecco
A cool, authentic hike, perfect for summer days when you are after relief among shade, rock and streams. The Gallavesa stream, at the foot of the Resegone, runs between clear pools and stretches cut into the rock, creating a little-known setting where you walk, cool off and — if you are brave — swim.
We start from Erve, a small village in Val Gallavesa, and follow the stream upwards at a gentle gradient: ten kilometres and barely 400 metres of ascent. The route alternates woodland with passages beside the water, staying pleasantly cool even in July.
The main stop is at the waterfall, where we linger: those who want dive into the pool, those who prefer stay and watch with their feet in the water. It is a pet-friendly outing: dogs are welcome.
Why come
- the pools of the Gallavesa stream, where you can swim
- shade and cool air even on the hottest days
- only 400 metres of ascent: genuinely suitable for everyone
- a pet-friendly outing: you can bring your dog
Who it suits
This is an easy hike: 400 metres of ascent over ten kilometres, with no technical sections. The rocks near the water can be slippery, so bring boots with a good sole. Pack a swimsuit and towel if you want to swim, plus a packed lunch.
Come with the Guidders: book your place and let's walk to the Pozze.
Booking info
Free cancellation
To receive a refund, you have time to cancel up to 3 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!
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€24.90
Free cancellation
Injury and luggage insurance included
Registration closing Wednesday September 16
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