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What to do in Montorfano, in the magnificent Lake Como area? Visit the wonderful area around Lago di Montorfano, staying in a camper, tent, or one of our bungalows or mobile homes!
You will have the opportunity to discover an area full of natural beauty and magic during your stay at Camping Montorfano.
You will have the opportunity to discover an area full of natural beauty and magic during your stay at Camping Montorfano.
You can breathe a different, clean, natural air in our campsite because we are immersed in a protected reserve at the edge of a forest. From here you can reach Lago di Montorfano, thanks to a nice walk or in just 5 minutes by car.
Here are some of the unique places that you can explore during your holiday: not only nature, but also important cities like Milan and Bergamo.
Here are some of the unique places that you can explore during your holiday: not only nature, but also important cities like Milan and Bergamo.
Lake Montorfano
(20 minutes on foot)
It is a peaceful stretch of water in a natural reserve in Alta Brianza Comasca. Its shores are populated by a rich and beautiful nature to see. It will be nice to walk along the forest path and reach the lake where you can admire the fauna that populates the reedbeds and fish. The lake is suitable for swimming and is one of the lakes with the purest water in Italy.
(20 minutes on foot)
It is a peaceful stretch of water in a natural reserve in Alta Brianza Comasca. Its shores are populated by a rich and beautiful nature to see. It will be nice to walk along the forest path and reach the lake where you can admire the fauna that populates the reedbeds and fish. The lake is suitable for swimming and is one of the lakes with the purest water in Italy.
Lake Como
(less than 15 minutes by car)
Lake Como is famous all over the world for its beauty and for the picturesque villages nestled on its shores. The lake is one of the most important in Lombardy and its shores are full of enchanting views among villages, villas and lush gardens. The lake can be explored thanks to boat trips: perfect for a visit to the villas and their gardens. But that’s not all: the lake area is also an ideal destination for those who love water sports, such as sailing, rowing, windsurfing.
Without forgetting the city of Como which is rich in art, beautiful landscapes and the characteristic Brunate Funicular: a must if you want to enjoy a fantastic elevated view of the lake.
(less than 15 minutes by car)
Lake Como is famous all over the world for its beauty and for the picturesque villages nestled on its shores. The lake is one of the most important in Lombardy and its shores are full of enchanting views among villages, villas and lush gardens. The lake can be explored thanks to boat trips: perfect for a visit to the villas and their gardens. But that’s not all: the lake area is also an ideal destination for those who love water sports, such as sailing, rowing, windsurfing.
Without forgetting the city of Como which is rich in art, beautiful landscapes and the characteristic Brunate Funicular: a must if you want to enjoy a fantastic elevated view of the lake.
Milan
(50 minutes by car)
Milan is a multipurpose city that needs no introduction. One of its symbols is the Duomo di Milano, immense, Gothic style, which is amazing for its grandeur and height. You can in fact climb to the top and admire the city from above. The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, full of stores, restaurants, bars and clubs is another symbol of the city.
The Teatro alla Scala is also a must-see, as is the Sforzesco Castle.
(50 minutes by car)
Milan is a multipurpose city that needs no introduction. One of its symbols is the Duomo di Milano, immense, Gothic style, which is amazing for its grandeur and height. You can in fact climb to the top and admire the city from above. The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, full of stores, restaurants, bars and clubs is another symbol of the city.
The Teatro alla Scala is also a must-see, as is the Sforzesco Castle.
Bergamo
(55 minutes by car)
Bergamo is another city to explore slowly. It is a true mix of history, culture and art that culminates with the medieval old town center. Places to see in the city are the Donizetti Museum and the walls, which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Starting from downtown Bergamo you will have the opportunity to climb on a funicular that connects to the upper city, which is the oldest heart. Piazza Vecchia is the fulcrum of this trip to ancient Bergamo: from here you can wander through the many streets of the village and also taste the typical local delicacies.
(55 minutes by car)
Bergamo is another city to explore slowly. It is a true mix of history, culture and art that culminates with the medieval old town center. Places to see in the city are the Donizetti Museum and the walls, which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Starting from downtown Bergamo you will have the opportunity to climb on a funicular that connects to the upper city, which is the oldest heart. Piazza Vecchia is the fulcrum of this trip to ancient Bergamo: from here you can wander through the many streets of the village and also taste the typical local delicacies.
Excursions or walks in the area
There are many hiking trails around Camping Montorfano and many paths that can easily be covered as a family. Below are a couple of them:Capanna Mara 1125m
Starting from the nearby town of Albavilla, it is possible to reach the beautiful Capanna Mara refuge, situated above Alpe del Vicerè, between the Bolettone and Palanzone mountains from where you can enjoy an incredible natural panorama. The path is very spacious and ideal to walk with children. It takes about 40 minutes to complete this path.Brunate – Monte Bolletto
Arriving in Como you can then continue to Brunate taking the characteristic funicular, or you can also arrive by car, but it is very difficult to find a parking space. When you get to Brunate you have to reach Volta’s Lighthouse which is a Landmark in Brunate, in the hamlet of San Maurizio di Brunate, you can take a shuttle or you can easily get there on foot in about 15 minutes, but the road is quite uphill.After enjoying the spectacular view from Volta’s Lighthouse, we can set off for our walk. From here the walk takes about 1 hour fifteen minutes, up to Mount Boletto with optional continuation to Mount Bollettone.
The first part of the walk is rather uphill after which a relaxing walk on level ground that passes through several huts begin: all of them are equipped with outdoor tables where you can admire the view in the middle of nature comfortable to reach.
Once you pass all the huts, there is a last uphill stretch to get to the top of Mount Boletto.
It is about 1200 meters high and offers a beautiful view of the two branches of Lake Como and Lecco. You can then decide to rest or continue to Mount Bollettone or beyond, It's a simple walk from here.
For more routes and information, please visit Saliinvetta.com
