
From Boffalora lodge to Venini lodge
No problem, understood the error, we get the car and continue along the asphalted road (rather narrow) which takes us, this time, to the Boffalora lodge (the true one). Parked the car here, we continue on foot on the paved road that will take us to the Venini refuge. The altitude difference is small and leads us to the Venini refuge which, seen from the outside, it seems to me really nice and well kept. Technical information: having decided to make this trek between Christmas and New Year, we discovered, at our cost, that all the lodges in the area were closed. Do not make the same mistake, we hoped to restore there with a delicious polenta with meat, bring your own pack lunch or ask in advance about the closing dates. Before continuing we take a few shots, the landscape begins to be interesting and deserves our attention.


The trenches of the Great World War



Monte Crocione…What a passion!
Monte Crocione is about an hour from Monte Tremezzo, the path continues simply along the ridges. As the name says, the summit is characterized by the presence of a huge cross, but the real attraction of the trekking, as I already mentioned, is the view on Como Lake, a really interesting glimpse. Being my first time on the Crocione, I must say that I was really delighted by it, a look at the lake with Bellagio in the center and the two branches that open so clearly. To emphasize the wonderful landscape, a beautiful day of December with a clear blue sky, one of those days that makes you put on your boots and go for a nice trekking in the mountains.

Conosco poco il lago di Como, vecchie reminiscenze manzoniane dei tempi della scuola. Ma le tue foto sono assolutamente sbalorditive, mi hai fatto venire una gran voglia di visitarlo al più presto!
Ciao Teresa, la zona del lago di Como è molto bella, te la consiglio assolutamente!
Una zona molto interessante che non conosco molto. Sicuramente territorio di guerra e avamposto nazionale, riuscirò a visitarla prima o poi!