Monte Toro from Foppolo: panoramic ridges and Lago Moro in the upper Val Brembana

Bergamo, Lombardy
1 day
10.5 km
1130 m
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Guiddy Difficulty Levels

Difficult Plus

Description

A demanding, spectacular loop above Foppolo, for those who love ridges and want a full day in the upper Val Brembana.

The route

We set off with the Guidders from the Foppolo car park and climb into the basin of Lago Moro, a lake at 2,235 metres set among high pastures. From there we turn onto the south-west ridge of Monte Toro: the most beautiful and most demanding part of the loop, with a few rocky passages where hands are needed and an exposure that calls for a steady step.

On the summit, at 2,524 metres, the view sweeps 360 degrees over the Orobie: Corno Stella, Pizzo del Diavolo, Cima di Lemma and, on clear days, the Rhaetian Alps beyond the Valtellina. We descend along the south-east ridge past the Montebello lakes and close the loop in Foppolo.

Who it is for

  • fit hikers with experience on steep, rocky ground
  • people with no fear of heights: the ridge has exposed sections
  • anyone looking for 1,100 metres of ascent rewarded by a real summit
  • minimum age 16, accompanied

Good to know

Bring a packed lunch and at least a litre and a half of water: there are no refreshment points on the route. In autumn the ridge can be windy, so pack gloves and a warm layer. Car pooling is arranged in the outing's Telegram group.

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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