The excursion to Monte Due Mani offers a suggestive experience immersed in the natural beauty of Valsassina. With an altitude of 1,666 metres , this peak offers an extraordinary panorama that ranges from Resegone, Grignetta and Grignone on one side, to Piani di Artavaggio, Sodadura, Zuccone Campelli, Piani dei Resinelli, Coltignone, San Martino and Monte Barro on the other .
The recommended route starts from Culmine San Pietro, offering a challenge of medium difficulty on a well-maintained hiking trail. For those who prefer alternatives, variant 1 starts from Ballabio, with 10 km and 600 meters of altitude difference , while variant 2 is more challenging with 6 km and 950 meters of altitude difference , ideal for well-trained hikers.
Access by car is easy thanks to comfortable roads, making arriving at the starting point without tackling narrow, winding mountain roads. During the excursion, the trail passes through steep woods and gentler sections, offering moments of respite and admiration of the surrounding nature.
The ridge that descends towards the south offers a panoramic view of the majestic surrounding mountains.
Safety is a priority, with the trail generally in excellent condition. A short stretch before the summit requires attention in the presence of snow, making the route less suitable for families with children with no mountain experience. It is advisable to leave well equipped, considering the absence of refuges along the route.
The return ring, which descends along the path to Bocchetta di Desio , offers a panoramic alternative with a view of the Grigna. The variations to the route, from Culmine San Pietro or Ballabio, offer different options in terms of length and difference in altitude, allowing hikers to personalize the experience.
In conclusion, the hike to Monte Due Mani is a versatile option that satisfies both nature lovers and more adventurous hikers, offering breathtaking views and a rewarding immersion in the beauty of the mountains.