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Monte San Primo Summit – Monte San Primo Ridge loop from Magreglio

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Italy
Lombardy
Como
Bellagio

Monte San Primo Summit – Monte San Primo Ridge loop from Magreglio

Moderate

4.6

(246)

1,303

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Monte San Primo Summit – Monte San Primo Ridge loop from Magreglio

04:50

13.1km

690m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 18, 2026

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2.71 km

Alpe del Borgo

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4.08 km

Junction to the Summit

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this sign is found at the base of the last section (1km) of the climb to the summit, you can decide whether to take (the ridge) a bit rockier and steeper, or take the path still uphill but gentler.

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4.08 km

From the 1,435 meters of Bocchetta di Terrabiotta there is a splendid view of the tip of Bellagio and the bifurcation of Lake Como. Its name Terrabiotta (Naked Earth) comes from the Como dialect. The name derives from the fact that the strong winds, which often whip here, make this area almost devoid of grass.

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Monte San Primo Summit

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Monte San Primo is the highest mountain in the Larian triangle with its 1685 metres.
From the summit you can perfectly see the branching of Lake Como which forms an upside down Y.
On days without haze you can also admire the Po Valley and the Milanese area, as well as the main lakes in the area.

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7.20 km

Monte San Primo Ridge

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The crest that leads to Mount San Primo allows you to admire spectacular panoramic views of Lake Como and the Alps. The view of Mount Rosa stands out for its beauty. You have to pay attention to the crest, especially in the winter months: in this last season it is essential to bring at least crampons.

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7.35 km

Here we are a few steps from the summit of Mount San Primo

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7.84 km

The Great Solitary Beech

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Nature and its wonders!

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8.04 km

Crest Ascent

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Easy trail leading to the top of Mount San Primo

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13.1 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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6.04 km

2.79 km

2.19 km

1.96 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

7.48 km

3.12 km

1.27 km

1.11 km

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< 100 m

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Tuesday 28 July

32°C

17°C

37 %

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Comments

October 31, 2022,da Piano Rancio a monte San Primo
Spectacular day: sun, warm wind and breathtaking view from the top of Mount San Primo. Obviously, since there are no shelters up there, it is better to bring a sandwich :))

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Departure from Pian Rancio.. anti-clockwise side. Soft start, cemented path up to the Martina refuge (1300mt).. from here on the steep climb into the woods, (in this autumn period with the foliage) up to the top, splendid landscape!!!
Panoramic and soft descent.

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May 2025. After leaving the car, continue along a path that immediately begins to climb rapidly, partly in the woods and partly under the scorching sun. The climb is very challenging and it is essential to proceed calmly to the top. Along the way the view of Lake Como and the mountain ranges is impressive, unfortunately a little fog has …

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At 1,681 m, Monte San Primo is the highest mountain in the Lariano Triangle, which divides Lake Como into two arms. I went up the northern slope of San Primo in 2018 and thought you were crazy. And I did it again. The climb is steep and strenuous. It took me two hours to do it. The summit is awesome. …

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