Negrone Bridge

At this point, from the confluence of the Rio Negrone and Rio Leone, the Lerone stream forms. The very old bridge crosses a deep rocky gorge, right at the point where the courses of the Leone torrents on the right and Negrone on the left join to form the Lerone. In ancient times, the long aqueduct that brought drinking water to Arenzano began here. In fact the bridge is built on two floors, with the lower one covered and originally intended to convey the waters, on the model of the Roman aqueducts.

After crossing the Negrone Bridge, continue for a nice sliding and very scenic stretch to the junction of Case Freghee from which the path starts to climb.

Nice passage above the river. The ascent is not difficult