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Walking Lake Garda and Iseo

Day walks in the Italian Lakes

ISBN

9781786310248

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Published

11 Apr 2019

Edition

First

Pages

128

Size

17.20 x 11.60 x .80cm

Weight

150g

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Guidebook to 20 day walks around the majestic Italian lakes of Garda and Iseo. The routes, which range from leisurely strolls to more strenuous routes up panoramic peaks, offer something to suit all walkers. Invaluable practical information about public transport, accommodation and walking kit is included, together with a handy Italian glossary.

Seasons

spring through to autumn are best, although the lakes' mild climate makes them suitable for year-round walking. In midsummer head for the mountain altitude routes while in winter, when snow may cover the high peaks, stick to the lower walks

Centres

Malcesine, Riva del Garda, Limone, Gargnano on Lago di Garda. Iseo and Lovere on Lago d'Iseo

Difficulty

walks range from easy lakeside strolls to rambles across mountainsides and exciting paths to superbly panoramic peaks. Graded 1 to 3, catering for everyone

Must See

Malcesine and the cable-car to Monte Baldo for breathtaking views and wildflowers. Monte Telegrafo. Campione and the canyons. Limone and lakefront lemon orchards. Spectacular Strada del Ponale from Riva di Garda. Monte Brione and historic military forts. Tremosine ancient stone stairway. Lago d'Iseo's Monteisola and Lovere

ISBN

9781786310248

Availability

Published

11 Apr 2019

Edition

First

Pages

128

Size

17.20 x 11.60 x .80cm

Weight

150g

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Overview

A guidebook to 20 day walks around Lakes Garda and Iseo. Exploring the dramatic scenery of the Italian lakes, the walks are suitable for beginner and experienced walkers alike.

Walks range from 5 to 13km (3–8 miles) and can be enjoyed in 2–5 hours. Walks have been graded from 1 to 3 allowing you to choose routes suitable for your ability.

Sketch maps are included for each walk
Detailed information on accommodation, public transport and wildlife
Highlights include Monte Baldo and Monteisola

Table of Contents

CONTENTS

Map key

Overview pap

Introduction

Plants and flowers

Wildlife

Getting there

Local transport

Information

When to go

Accommodation

Food and drink

What to take

Maps

Dos and don’ts

Emergencies

Using this guide

Lago di Garda

Walk 1 Valle delle Cartiere

Walk 2 Eremo di San Valentino

Walk 3 Campione to Pregasio Loop

Walk 4 Campione to Pieve Loop

Walk 5 Limone sul Garda and the Valle del Singol

Walk 6 Monte Nodice and Pregasina

Walk 7 Strada del Ponale to Pregasina

Walk 8 The Venetian Bastione

Walk 9 Monte Brione

Walk 10 Torbole to Tempesta

Walk 11 Monte Baldo: Ventrar to San Michele

Walk 12 Monte Baldo: Cima delle Pozzette

Walk 13 Monte Baldo: Eremo SS Benigno e Caro

Walk 14 Monte Baldo: Rifugio Telegrafo Circuit

Walk 15 Monte Baldo: Costabella to Prada Alta

Walk 16 Torri del Benaco and Graffiti

Lago d’Iseo

Walk 17 Punta Alta

Walk 18 Santuario di San Giovanni

Walk 19 Corna Trentapassi

Walk 20 Monteisola and the Santuario della Ceriola

Appendix A Route summary table

Appendix B Glossary of Italian–English terms

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By Gillian Price

Gillian Price has trekked throughout Asia and the Himalayas, but now lives in Venice. Gillian has steadily explored the mountain ranges of Italy, and Corsica, and brought them to life for visitors in a series of outstanding guides for Cicerone. She is an active member of the Italian Alpine Club (CAI) and Mountain Wilderness.

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