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Ring-route 5. Falterona and Campigna Forest
An interesting ring-route with departure from the slope overlooking Florence, to discover the Park's most fascinating places: the Gorga Nera, Capo d'Arno and the Idoli Lake, mystical places of spirituality linked with ancient legends. The rise to the Mount Falterona will lead hikers to the Granducal...>>
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(SI L17) Radici Pass - Lama Lite Pass
Departure:
Passo delle Radici
248 Lap:
Sentiero Italia CAI
(
PN Appennino Tosco-Emiliano
)
On foot
(SI L18) Lama Lite Pass - Pradarena Pass
Departure:
Passo di Lama Lite
249 Lap:
Sentiero Italia CAI
(
PN Appennino Tosco-Emiliano
)
On foot
(SI L21) Pratospilla - Fork of Santo Parmense Lake (719-729-723)
Departure:
Pratospilla
253 Lap:
Sentiero Italia CAI
(
PN Appennino Tosco-Emiliano
)
On foot
(SI L22) Fork of Santo Parmense Lake (719-729-723) - Cisa Pass
Departure:
Bivio Lago Santo Parmense
254 Lap:
Sentiero Italia CAI
(
PN Appennino Tosco-Emiliano
)
On foot
1 - Berceto - Lago Santo Parmense
The first leg of the Alta Via is long and demanding, but offers a wide variety of environments, ranging from the agricultural landscape of the mid Apennines to the rugged peaks of the ridge.
Departure:
Berceto
1 Lap:
Alta Via dei Parchi
(
PN Appennino Tosco-Emiliano
)
On foot
9 h
1 - Lago di Ponte - San Benedetto in Alpe
mountain pass of Tramazzo and the ridge of Mount Susinelli
Departure:
Lago di Ponte
(
PN Foreste Casentinesi
)
On foot
3 to 4 hours
14 - Alpe di Monghidoro - Le Selve
This long stage leads to the hills of Romagna, crossing remarkably different environments.
Departure:
Alpe di Monghidoro
14 Lap:
Alta Via dei Parchi
(
PR Vena Gesso Romagnola
)
On foot
E (for hikers)
8 h
15 - Le Selve - Tossignano
Easy stage on the hills, hiking along minor roads: the long stretch across the ridge is very scenic.
Departure:
Le Selve
15 Lap:
Alta Via dei Parchi
(
PR Vena Gesso Romagnola
)
On foot
E (for hikers)
5 h
16 - Tossignano - Carnè
It is perhaps the most unique stage of the entire Alta Via, almost entirely hiking along the crest of the Vena del Gesso.
Departure:
Tossignano
16 Lap:
Alta Via dei Parchi
(
PR Vena Gesso Romagnola
)
On foot
EE (for experienced hikers)
8 h
17 - Carnè - Marradi
A long hilly stage, this one mainly keeps on the ridge between the valleys of the Senio and Lamone.
Departure:
Carnè
17 Lap:
Alta Via dei Parchi
(
PR Vena Gesso Romagnola
)
On foot
EE (for experienced hikers)
8 h
18 - Marradi - Lago di Ponte
This easy stage moves towards the Parco Nazionale delle Foreste Casentinesi.
Departure:
Marradi
18 Lap:
Alta Via dei Parchi
(
PN Foreste Casentinesi
)
On foot
6 h
19 - Lago di Ponte - San Benedetto in Alpe
This very short and restful hike leads to San Benedetto, where there is a Benedectine abbey of the same-name.
Departure:
Lago di Ponte
19 Lap:
Alta Via dei Parchi
(
PN Foreste Casentinesi
)
On foot
3 h
2 - San Benedetto in Alpe - Castagno d'Andrea
Acquacheta and Passo del Muraglione
Departure:
San Benedetto in Alpe
(
PN Foreste Casentinesi
)
On foot
7 hours
20 - San Benedetto in Alpe - Castagno d'Andrea
The first part of the stage is the very popular stroll leading to the Acquacheta.
Departure:
San Benedetto in Alpe
20 Lap:
Alta Via dei Parchi
(
PN Foreste Casentinesi
)
On foot
7 h
21 - Argenta - Valli di Comacchio
Departure:
Argenta
21 Lap:
Via Romea
(
PR Delta Po ER
)
On foot
E - Hiking (level)
21 - Castagno d'Andrea - Campigna
This walk goes over the highest mountains of the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines, through expanses of woods that anticipate the forest wealth of the next stages.
Departure:
Castagno d'Andrea
21 Lap:
Alta Via dei Parchi
(
PN Foreste Casentinesi
)
On foot
6 h
22 - Campigna - Camaldoli
This beautiful and classic walk runs along the ridge above the Sassofratino Reserve, guardian of the most beautiful forests of the park.
Departure:
Campigna
22 Lap:
Alta Via dei Parchi
(
PN Foreste Casentinesi
)
On foot
5 h
22 - From Cisa Pass to Pontremoli
Departure:
Passo della Cisa
22 Lap:
Via Francigena
(
PN Appennino Tosco-Emiliano
)
On foot
22 - Valli di Comacchio - Casalborsetti
Departure:
Valli di Comacchio
22 Lap:
Via Romea
(
PR Delta Po ER
)
On foot
E - Hiking (level)
23 - Casalborsetti - Ravenna
Departure:
Casalborsetti
23 Lap:
Via Romea
(
PR Delta Po ER
)
On foot
E - Hiking (level)
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