Summit cross of Monte Cornizzolo – Mount Rai loop from Civate

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Summit cross of Monte Cornizzolo – Mount Rai loop from Civate

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Summit cross of Monte Cornizzolo – Mount Rai loop from Civate

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14.0km

1,140m

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Hard run. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Riserva Naturale Sasso Malascarpa

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1.30 km

View of the Isthmus of Lake Annone

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An easy-to-walk panorama

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4.30 km

Summit cross of Monte Cornizzolo

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One of the classic mountains of Como, it offers an excellent view of several lakes, that of Como but on the side of Lecco, Pusiano, Annone and Garlate.

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4.33 km

Monte Cornizzolo Summit

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Beautiful 360° panorama from the summit of Monte Cornizzolo

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4.81 km

Marisa Consigliere Mountain Hut

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An excellent refuge located at the foot of Cornizzolo, an excellent stopping point for a taste of local products.

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4.84 km

View from Cima Cornizzolo

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done in December in the rain: winter gloves and technical clothing are essential, especially for the descent.

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6.13 km

Several paths lead to Monte RAI, it is possible to reach it from different locations with routes of varying difficulty.
A very nice one is through the High Geological Trail, passing through the Sasso Malascarpa.

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6.45 km

Bocchetta di San Miro

Mountain Pass

6.89 km

Sasso Malascarpa Rock Formations

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Imposing limestone relief. It is located just north of the Cima del Monte Prasanto and has a blocky appearance originating from erosion. It is rich in Conchodon fossils (marine molluscs …

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