Monte Resegone Trail from Morterone

The estimated hiking time for this trail is approximately 4 hours. This duration can vary based on your fitness level, the number of stops you make, and weather conditions.

Komoot classifies this as a difficult hike. While some sections from Morterone are considered moderate, parts of the trail, especially the 916/917 section, can be technically challenging, involving rocky terrain and potentially requiring the use of hands for scrambling. It's best suited for hikers with good fitness and some experience.

Parking is generally available in Morterone, which serves as the starting point for this route. It's advisable to arrive early, especially on weekends, to secure a spot near the trailhead.

The trail typically begins by winding through a forest before transitioning to more open, rocky terrain as you ascend. Some sections, particularly closer to the summit, may involve equipped parts with chains or require scrambling over rocks. Exposed areas are also present.

As you ascend, you'll encounter the Forbesette Spring. Near the summit, you'll find the Luigi Azzoni Hut (Monte Resegone), a great spot for a break. The ultimate highlight is the Punta Cermenati Summit (Monte Resegone), offering spectacular 360-degree panoramic views.

While dogs are generally allowed on trails in this region, it's important to consider the trail's difficulty. Given the rocky and potentially challenging sections, ensure your dog is fit enough for a difficult hike. Always keep your dog on a leash and be mindful of other hikers and wildlife.

No, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required to hike the Monte Resegone Summit Trail from Morterone (via Trail 916).

The best time to hike is typically from late spring to early autumn (May to October). During winter, the route can be covered in snow and ice, potentially requiring specialized equipment like crampons or snowshoes. Always check weather and trail conditions before you go.

Yes, near the summit, you'll find the Luigi Azzoni Hut (Monte Resegone), which offers rest, food, and even overnight stays. There's also the Picnic Area La Montagna Albergom earlier on the route.

Yes, this route shares sections with several other trails, including the Periplo della Valle Imagna, Anello del Resegone, and both the Dorsale Orobica Lecchese (percorso alto) and Dorsale Orobica Lecchese (percorso basso).

From Punta Cermenati Summit (Monte Resegone), you'll be treated to spectacular 360-degree panoramic views. On clear days, you can see the city of Lecco, Lake Como, the surrounding mountains, and even distant peaks like Monviso, Gran Paradiso, Monte Rosa, and the Matterhorn.