The new tourist map -Hiking in the province of Bergamo
hikers and mountain lovers who want to discover the hidden beauty of our province have more than half from now. This is the new "Mapping tourist-excursion of the Province of Bergamo "and consists of 13 tables that map scale 1:25,000 of the whole: trails, parks, fountains, bike paths, monuments, museums, historic streets are together for the first time since the peaks plain.
The new map - Palamonti presented at the 11th December to coincide with the "International Mountain Day" at the presence of the Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Protection, Pietro Romano, and President of CAI Bergamo, Paul Valor - is the result of teamwork between the Province of Bergamo (Environmental Services and Tourism) and the section of Bergamo in the Italian Alpine Club. His
implementation is intended to make available to all enthusiasts, hikers and tourists, a fundamental tool for complete and detailed information to travel consciously and in securing the area from the plains at the foothills of the Alps Orobie. Thus, the new maps will also be a powerful tool for spreading knowledge and the promotion of land beyond the borders of the province of Bergamo.
Richard Marengoni Commission Paths of Cai stressed in particular that it is "a fundamental step that affects about 2,000 km of trails: compared with the previous mapping of Bergamo was fragmented into a myriad of maps also difficult to find, we now have of a project basis, on a scale of detailed and easily retrievable. " "So it will be easier to promote our region, but also set the groundwork for a program of maintenance and care of this enormous patrinomio more careful," added Eugene Ferraris, manager of the protection of natural resources of the province.
To purchase maps of the thirteen (20 €), contact the headquarters of the CAI Bergamo, Palamonti being Presolana Pizzo, 15, tel 035.4175475, email secretary @ caibergamo. com. The proceeds will be spent on expanding and improving the mapping orobica Bergamo.
L'Eco di Bergamo - March 1, 2011 Chronicle
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