Vista panoramica sul lago d'Iseo dall'Eremo di San Defendente — foto 1
Vista panoramica sul lago d'Iseo dall'Eremo di San Defendente — foto 2

"Panoramic Lake Iseo views from the Hermitage of San Defendente"

Bergamo, Lombardy
1 day
11 km
570 m
Pet-friendly
TOP
Giuseppe Pignataro
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Guiddy Difficulty Levels

Easy Plus

Description

The Hermitage of San Defendente is one of the natural balconies overlooking Lake Iseo. Despite the elevation gain of only 570 meters, we'll have a panoramic view of the entire northern part of the lake and will be right in front of the majestic Trentapassi mountain. The route, approximately 11km long, does not present any particular difficulties. We will start from Castro and reach the hermitage in just over 5km. There are several scenic viewpoints that we will find both uphill and downhill. Almost at the end of the hike, we will also have the opportunity to see the "Thailand of Lombardy".

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!

Coordinator

Giuseppe

Originally from Puglia, but now a Cremona local, I was born and raised on the plains! I discovered my love for trekking later in life, but I've been hiking regularly since 2019. My passion and desire to have fun with others quickly led me to volunteer as a "sweeper" and, thanks to my cheerful nature, a bit of an "entertainer" within trekking groups. Now, instead of bringing up the rear, I'd love to lead the way! That's why in 2024, I also earned my trekking instructor certification, which qualifies me to coordinate small groups. And who knows what the future holds...

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Leaving the Province: Cremona