The itineraries marked with the words "Percorso Naturalistico Le Sabbionere" (Le Sabbionere Nature Trail) form a circuit of trails developing on the slope exposed to the north-west, that is on a homogeneous territory as far as naturalistic and landscape features are concerned, wet and shady.
The habitats you will cross consist of thick downy oak and chestnut tree woods, locally interrupted by natural populations of black alder and by the recent natural penetration of important forest species like the common ash, the maple, and the cherry tree.
In the lower areas, near the banks of Rio Livesa or the talwegs irregularly crossing the slope, you can touch precious wetlands housing rare and endemic species like Osmunda regalis and Drosera spp.
On the whole slope, the granite tends to come to pieces and to alter, forming the characteristic gully-like areas of coarse sand, locally called "sabbionere". These fascinating natural morphologies were exploited in the past for the quarry providing coarsely grained sandy material.
The circuit touches the country hamlets of Trucchi and Pemonte, in the Municipalities of Valperga and Prascorsano, and meets the CAI itineraries no. 421 and 422.
The itinerary is formed by various trails:
Road bottom: dirt road and trail