Best huts around Campomorone are situated in the Ligurian Apennines, a region characterized by its mountainous terrain and proximity to the Ligurian Sea. This area offers a blend of natural landscapes, from forested hills to elevated viewpoints. Campomorone itself is a municipality within the Metropolitan City of Genoa, providing access to various hiking trails and natural features. The local environment supports outdoor activities, making it suitable for exploring diverse natural settings.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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Route with roads that are passable even with little experience. (Easy)
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From here you have a great view of what is around Monte Tobbio
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Wonderful view from up here, with the refuge chapel useful in case of bad weather, or for warming up in case of low temperatures. There are various paths, usually you follow the 401 and from Voltaggio it takes about 3 hours of hiking
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It is the most convenient place to stop at the same time as an excursion towards Punta Martin or on the 22nd stage of the Alta Via dei Monti Liguri, located a short distance away (near Colle Gandolfi). There are two bivouacs, a picnic table and some benches. At 15 minutes in the direction of Pegli there is a source of water.
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Beautiful unattended refuge in a very panoramic position and very well maintained
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Monte Penello, with its two bivouacs and the view over the gulf of Genoa
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Useful as a shelter for the rain or for a simple picnic ... I think it's a point of support for hunters as can be seen from the translation from French (Hunters' Hut)
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Refuge reachable with a nice very steep ascent
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The area around Campomorone offers a variety of shelters, ranging from basic, unattended bivouacs for trekkers to more serviced establishments. These include environmental observation refuges, summit bivouacs, and even a bed and breakfast with restaurant services. Examples include the bivouacs at Mount Penello and the unattended Bric di Guana Hut.
For stunning views, Mount Penello is an excellent choice, offering expansive views over the Gulf of Genoa. The Bric di Guana Hut is also known for its very panoramic position.
Yes, Cascina Foi Bed and Breakfast, Restaurant & Bar is a family-friendly option that offers a place for a quick break or an outdoor lunch. It's known for its hospitality and is accessible via routes suitable for various experience levels.
The difficulty varies. For instance, the Bric di Guana Hut is reachable via a nice, very steep ascent, suggesting an intermediate level of difficulty. Other routes, like those leading to Cascina Foi, are described as passable even with little experience, making them suitable for beginners.
The Ligurian Apennines, where Campomorone is located, offer diverse natural landscapes. Generally, spring and autumn provide pleasant temperatures for hiking and exploring. Summer can be warm, while winter might bring snow to higher altitudes, impacting accessibility to some bivouacs like those at Mount Penello.
Yes, for example, near Mount Penello, there is a source of water located about 15 minutes in the direction of Pegli.
The area around Campomorone is excellent for various outdoor activities. You can find numerous hiking trails, including routes like the Monte Tobbio Summit Trail or sections of the Alta Via dei Monti Liguri. There are also running trails and road cycling routes available.
Yes, some huts serve as basic shelters. The Hunter's Hut, for example, is useful as a shelter for rain or a simple picnic. The bivouacs at Mount Penello also provide shelter.
The Osservatorio Naturalistico 'Damiano Barabino' is an environmental observation refuge and bivouac, affiliated with the CAI (Club Alpino Italiano). It is located at Bric di Guana, within the municipality of Campomorone, at an altitude of 905 meters. This is the same location as the Bric di Guana Hut mentioned in the guide, offering a rustic and immersive experience.
Yes, the Bric Suia: Mini Observatory and Shelter is a lesser-known spot that hides a mini observatory and a mini bivouac. It's located along the Colla di Prà – Piani di Prà path and offers a unique discovery for those willing to take a short detour.
Visitors appreciate the panoramic views, the rustic and well-maintained nature of the unattended refuges, and the hospitality found at places like Cascina Foi. The bivouacs at Mount Penello, made from former ammunition depots, are also a unique highlight.
Yes, Mount Penello is a convenient stop for excursions towards Punta Martin or along the 22nd stage of the Alta Via dei Monti Liguri, located a short distance away near Colle Gandolfi.


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