The Grigna, with its 2410 m height, is the uncontested queen among the mountains in the Lake Como area. It is part of a mountain group, composed of two other peaks called Grignetta and Coltiglione, located on the eastern side of the Lecco branch of Lake Como. The Grigna is a complex mountain, full of trails suitable only for experienced hikers.

Mount San Primo, 1682 m high, is the highest peak in the Larian Triangle and offers breathtaking views. The view from its summit sweeps from Lake Como below to much of the Alpine arc. On cloudless days you can catch a glimpse, to the south, of the Apennines. There are many routes to the summit and many are practicable even for less experienced hikers

Mount Bollettone, 1317 m high, is located in the Como province of the Larian triangle. The routes to reach the summit are of medium difficulty but rather long as kilometers to cover. The climbs are never excessively steep but constant all along the way. The breathtaking panorama allows one to see Lake Como and also, in the background, Mount Rosa.

If we previously mentioned Grigna as the queen of mountains, Resegone can only be its king. At 1875 meters high, it sits on the border between the provinces of Lecco and Bergamo. The name originates from its famous profile and the Italianization of the Lombard term ‘resegun’ (big saw). Reaching the summit is very challenging, but less experienced hikers can take the Piani D’Erna cable car and save about 900 mt in elevation gain.