Train + Tram exploring the Val Seriana with @viadamilano
Sustainable hiking
An experience that begins with the journey itself: together with Pierre from @viadamilano, we'll set off by train from Milano Lambrate station at 8.13 am to reach Bergamo, then take tram line TEB1 to get to the town of Nembro.
The experience
Here we'll bring a true loop to life, winding through woods and golden ridges above Nembro, Lonno and Salmezza.
We set off with the Guidders in the morning from Nembro, with the crisp autumn air slowly warming up. We climb with the Guidders through woods that in October blaze with red and ochre, following a loop that climbs decisively up to the 1169 metres of the highest point. The ascent gets steeper at times, but it's exactly there that the forest opens up and offers the best views. After the panoramic summit, we descend along the other side, with the golden afternoon light filtering through the branches and accompanying us back to the village.
Nembro is a land of historic trails that once connected the Bergamo valleys to Milan: walking here means retracing ancient paths, now transformed into a trekking route loved by local hikers.
6 reasons to come - a train and tram experience for a slow-paced day - a complete loop, with different outbound and return routes - autumn foliage in the Bergamo woods - panoramic summit at 1169 metres - golden afternoon light on the descent - varied route, never monotonous
Who it's suited for A minimum level of fitness is needed: there are stretches of steep climbing, but nothing technical. Those who walk regularly will thoroughly enjoy it.
Come and discover Bergamo's autumn with the Guiddy community: we'll be waiting for you on the trail!
How hard is it, really
What's included in the price
Itinerary
One day, approximate times. The final details come in the group chat.
How do you get to Nembro? By carpooling.
You say so when booking, then you get organised in the Telegram group. Contacts and costs are agreed between you: a seat isn't guaranteed.
What to bring
A list made for this hike. No technical gear: just good shoes and a well-packed backpack.
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