Trekking al Monte San Primo tra le creste vista lago  del Triangolo Lariano — foto 1
Trekking al Monte San Primo tra le creste vista lago  del Triangolo Lariano — foto 2
Trekking al Monte San Primo tra le creste vista lago  del Triangolo Lariano — foto 3
Trekking al Monte San Primo tra le creste vista lago  del Triangolo Lariano — foto 4

Monte San Primo Trek: Scenic ridgelines and lake views in the Larian Triangle

Como, Lombardy
1 day
16 km
750 m
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Guiddy Difficulty Levels

Intermediate

Description

Mount San Primo, with its 1,682 meters, is the highest peak of the Larian Triangle and one of the most panoramic excursions in the Lake Como area. A trek that offers strong emotions and continuous views, perfect for Guidders who love wide peaks and breathtaking views. We will start from Colma di Sormano, an ideal access point for a progressive and always panoramic ascent. The trail winds through high-altitude pastures and open ridges, with the view constantly running over the branches of Lake Como and the mountains that surround it. Once at the top, the panorama is simply spectacular: a 360° view that embraces the lake, Grigne, Alps and Po Valley, making every step taken to get there absolutely worth it. An ideal excursion for those who want to breathe mountain air, walk in open environments and share a special day together with the Guidders community. A great classic that never gets old and always gives new emotions ⛰️🧡

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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