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Lake Garda offers numerous paths where you can walk while always enjoying an excellent view. We offer you a list of some excursions from the easiest to the most challenging
A short but particular walk that we recommend is the Limone cycle path. With stretches overlooking the lake, it is 2.5 km long and can be traveled both by bike and on foot.
There is a small parking lot at the beginning of the route, otherwise you have to leave your car in the village, if you want to lengthen the route we also recommend the Sentiero del sole, very scenic.
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In the municipality of Puegnago there is this peaceful area, characterized by some small lakes and full of small paths.
Is deal for spending a few hours in the countryside and taking a stroll away from the usual daily mess. We recommend parking near the Fior di Loto restaurant
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The Rocca di Manerba is located on a rocky spur overlooking Lake Garda.
The car park is a few meters from the top, on which, in a spectacular position, are the remains of the castle known as “Rocca”, surmounted by a large cross.
The fortress can be accessed via the path that crosses the park which is a nature reserve, cuts across the “Sasso” plateau and climbs up to the ruins of the castle.
In this case, you can park near the Bar in Via Agello.
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Monte Baldo is the largest and most important mountainous complex of the lake, it is located on the Venetian shore, to reach it from Malcesine you take a cable car to go up in altitude. Arrived at the top you will have a large number of trails at different levels, for those who want to dare to trek along the crests of the Baldo or simply walk in the meadows or in the undergrowth along panoramic paths.
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Cima Comer is one of the most beautiful viewpoints that Lake Garda offers. There is a massive balcony with balustrade and wooden benches on which to look out comfortably to enjoy the splendid view towards the southern shore of Garda.
There are two possibilities, the shortest is to leave the car in the hamlet of Brione (40 minutes). If you want to do the complete tour (which takes about 2 and a half hours uphill) we recommend starting from Sasso di Gargnano.
Other panoramic peaks that can be reached with a short trek on the Brescia side are Monte Bestone and Monte Castello di Gaino.
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The Pizzocolo is one of the great classics of the Brescia hiking panorama, thanks also to the wonderful view that can be enjoyed from its summit on Lake Garda.
There are several paths to climb to the top, the most classic one is from the hamlet of San Michele, you can avoid a piece of road by climbing up to the “pirello” but we recommend it only with a high car or an off-road vehicle. Reachable with a detour or as an alternative destination there is also the Pirlo Refuge.
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