The Terrace over Lake Como
Discover Alpe Giumello, the “terrace over Lake Como”: a 1,500-m plateau with wide panoramas, easy access by car, family-friendly trails, and quiet spots to slow down—an all-season destination from gentle hikes to winter snowshoeing.
Alpe Giumello is the Terrace over Lake Como, and with good reason. From this terrace, views open across the lake’s eastern branch. Moreover, they stretch to Lake Lugano, the Swiss Prealps, and the Central Alps.
On clear days, you can see Monte Rosa. Sometimes, you may even spot the unmistakable Matterhorn. As a result, many visitors simply pause, breathe, and enjoy the beauty.

A perfect destination for families
Unlike many high-altitude spots, Alpe Giumello is easy to reach by car. Therefore, it suits families with children and people with limited mobility. In addition, open meadows and gentle trails make nature feel relaxed and safe for all.



Landscapes that tell the story of this land
From this natural vantage point, the territory’s history and geography are visible. For instance, the deep blue of Lake Como contrasts with village rooftops and mountain lines. Each season changes the palette: summer is vivid green; autumn turns orange and gold; winter brings bright, reflective snow.




Nature and silence
Those who come to Alpe Giumello often seek a moment of peace as well. The silence of the mountains, broken only by the wind or the sound of a few cowbells, helps you slow down and rediscover a more natural rhythm. There are numerous spots to sit, read, have a picnic, or simply enjoy the light and clean air, in an area that is well cared for and respected thanks to the constant work of the Association.

A place to enjoy all year round
The terrace over Lake Como is not just a view: it’s an experience to enjoy in every season. In spring and summer it lends itself to walks and gentle hikes; in autumn it offers intense colours and clear skies; in winter it becomes a base for snowshoeing or days in the snow. Any time is a good time to head up to Giumello and look at the world from above—calmly, with a sense of wonder.





















