Relief Maps

Hiking : Cristo degli Alpini - Canale dei Camosci

Italy Lombardy Lecco

This hiking route takes you through the breathtaking area of Cristo degli Alpini - Canale dei Camosci. With a total distance of 12.447 kilometers and an elevation gain of 1203 meters, this trail is considered extremely difficult, so be prepared for a challenging hike. The estimated duration for this route is approximately 5 hours and 53 minutes.

You will start your journey near a parking area, which is conveniently located at the beginning of the trail. As you make your way through the route, you will come across several points of interest. At around 3.74 kilometers from the start, you will find a water source that is located right along the trail, providing a perfect spot for a quick rest and refreshment.

Further along the trail, at about 4.61 kilometers from the start, there is another water source not directly on the trail. You will also encounter informative points of interest, such as an information point at 0.12 kilometers from the start, where you can learn more about the surrounding area.

As you continue your journey, you will reach peaks and saddles with stunning views of the landscape. Keep an eye out for Zuccone Campelli peak at 6.09 kilometers from the start, and make sure to visit Bocca di Campelli saddle at 4.61 kilometers from the start. Additionally, there are historical ruins to explore at 0.47 kilometers from the start.

Throughout the route, there are several drinking water sources available at various distances from the trail, ensuring you stay hydrated during your hike. Remember to pack enough water and snacks for the journey, as well as checking the weather forecast before heading out.

The trail follows an out-and-back route, allowing you to return the same way you came. Make sure to take your time, pace yourself, and enjoy the stunning views and natural surroundings along the way. Whether you are an experienced hiker or a beginner looking for a challenge, this hike offers a memorable outdoor adventure in the picturesque landscape of Cristo degli Alpini - Canale dei Camosci.