Lecco – Lake Olginate loop from Valgreghentino

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Lecco – Lake Olginate loop from Valgreghentino

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Lecco – Lake Olginate loop from Valgreghentino

07:38

29.7km

130m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

Waypoints

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Bus stop

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7.29 km

Literary Bench of Alessandro Manzoni

Highlight • Monument

bench in the shape of a book with a Manzoni quote

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14.5 km

Monument to the Fallen of Lecco

Highlight • Monument

Lecco is also home to the Monumento ai Caduti, a monument honoring the victims of two world wars. The monument, designed by Giampiero Frilli in 1938, stands right in the …

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14.7 km

Lecco Lakeside Promenade and War Memorial

Highlight • Monument

The old town and its pedestrian zone are extremely picturesque and idyllic, the sprawling piazza between the waterfront promenade and the pedestrian zone with its cafes and restaurants at all …

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14.8 km

Lecco

Highlight • Settlement

Lecco looks like a picturesque town: small streets, colorful boats in the bay and the contrasting colors of nature. A real wonder for the eyes and more!

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14.9 km

Piazza Cermenati
Piazza Cermenati, which owes its name to the naturalist and mountaineer Mario Cermenati, who also has a monument, is the most beautiful gateway to downtown Lecco.

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19.7 km

Parco Le Torrette on Lake Garlate

Highlight • Rest Area

Splendid lakeside promenade equipped with benches and games for children

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22.9 km

Garlate Dam

Highlight • Structure

Nice ride along the river

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23.0 km

Lake Olginate

Highlight • Lake

Also known as Lake Garlate, it is a widening of the Adda river from the dam to the (former railway) bridge.
It is of great naturalistic interest because there are numerous migratory birds but also sedentary species of community interest.

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