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Nasseto Refuge

Name: Nasseto Refuge
Rating: 2

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Location: Bagno Di Romagna, Forlì-Cesena, Emilia-Romagna, Italy

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1. Historic Pilgrims' Route to Rifugio Nasseto (via CAI Trail 181)

6.24km

02:26

390m

Historic pilgrims' route through lunar landscapes to a 16th-century stone refuge on ancient mule tracks.

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2. From Le Gualchiere to Passo di Serra via Calanchi di Nasseto

10.4km

04:29

620m

Historic pilgrimage route through dramatic badlands that transform from green forests to lunar-like clay ridges.

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3. Nasseto Refuge – Fosso del Capanno Bridge loop from Bagno di Romagna

17.2km

06:38

840m

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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Fabio

June 21, 2022

Strange landscape for our areas, a well-kept refuge even if essential (fireplace and 2 benches), external grills and water at 500 meters (a bit difficult to find if the grass is high as in these days at the end of June)

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Fabio

June 21, 2022

Very nice and well renovated bivouac, in a fenced area with grills to make the fire outside a few tens of meters away. Inside 2 benches, a table, the fireplace and little else, in short, the bare essentials for a day of grilling with friends or for a passing night.

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Davide

June 14, 2021

The shelter is open and equipped with water and a barbecue.
It is located on the Pianoro di Nasseto at 897 meters above sea level and was obtained from the ruins of the structures annexed to the large farm that occupied this plain.
Historically, news of the farm can be found as early as the 1500s and it remained active and used until the 1960s.
Here the animals from other pastures were brought to the pastures, or "allafide" as they used to say in the past.
A large meadow used for grazing where even today, in the summer, it can happen to come across some herds.
Its landscape, however, with the passage of time is slowly changing from a simple meadow to a wood, due to the ever more dense presence of brambles and wild plants.
The entire farm is crossed by a mule track flanked by a double row of secular maples, oaks and hornbeams: it leads towards Passo Serra, following a route that in ancient times pilgrims headed towards Rome used to follow.
Continuing along the path you arrive at the slopes of Monte Zuccherodante, where the landscape slowly changes and becomes more barren and bare, with suggestions similar to those of a lunar landscape.

(Source: bagnodiromagnaterme.it/it/rifugio-nasseto.php)

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Elevation 980 m

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Thursday 15 January

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11 %

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Max wind speed: 6.0 km/h

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Location: Bagno Di Romagna, Forlì-Cesena, Emilia-Romagna, Italy

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Nasseto Refuge

1. Historic Pilgrims' Route to Rifugio Nasseto (via CAI Trail 181)

2. From Le Gualchiere to Passo di Serra via Calanchi di Nasseto

3. Nasseto Refuge – Fosso del Capanno Bridge loop from Bagno di Romagna

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