Pilgrim walks in Lombardy

A stage between nature, history and faith: from Cepina to Grosotto, among sites of the 1987 landslide, ancient churches and views of Valtellina.

A spectacular loop of about 9 km starting and ending at Rifugio Forni, in the heart of Valfurva. This trek takes you through alpine pastures and remnants of the Great War, to breathtaking viewpoints overlooking the 13 peaks of the Ortles-Cevedale Group. A journey through history and the beauty of nature, in the shadow of the Forni Glacier.

From Bormio to Cepina among historic churches, Marian frescoes, forests and alpine views: an itinerary between faith, art and nature in the heart ofAlta Valtellina.

The Ancient Valeriana Road (CAI trail 291), a foothill route of unspecified origin, constituted for millennia the mandatory passage towards the Camonica Valley. Fully restored and returned to tourist use, the route today presents itself as a harmonious meeting of landscape, art, and history.

The Via Francigena leads from the cathedral in Canterbury in southeastern Great Britain through France and Switzerland to St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.

Walk from the village of Griante on Lake Como to the Chapel of San Martino

The Via Francigena is a route consisting of 79 stages, about 1800 km long, starting from Canterbury in England and ending in Rome. The Italian section begins at the Great St Bernard Pass and extends over 45 stages.

This recently completed cycle and pedestrian path makes it possible to reach Bormio from Semogo along an entirely safe route, away from car traffic, passing panoramic viewpoints along the four hamlets of Valdidentro.

Limone sul Garda and a beautiful walk with lake view.

Affascinante e panoramico, sospeso fra la montagna e la sponda orientale del Lago di Como. Prosegue poi in Valtellina fino a raggiungere Morbegno. Ideale da percorrere in primavera e autunno, si cammina lungo mulattiere e sentieri che seguono le rive del Lario e la sponda orobica della bassa Valtellina.