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In the Middle Ages it was the highway that connected northern Italy with the south (in particular trade with Milan and the Church with Rome)

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During the summer weekends it is a land of roaring motorbikes but during the week the SS65 of Futa is a paradise of peace and beauty to be enjoyed by bicycle, it is automatic to stop at the Passo della Raticosa and enjoy the view, clean air and peace and the bar is a good excuse to delay as much as possible the departure from that mystical place...

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Fascinating forest, but don't go down from Gazzarro by bike

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Antico Passo dell' Osteria Bruciata, coming from Bologna on the Via degli Dei you have made the greatest difference in altitude

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The pass is located in the municipality of Borgo San Lorenzo, in the province of Florence, at 913 m above sea level, along the former state road 302 Brisighellese Ravennate. It takes its name from the hamlet of Casaglia, which is the first town you come across when descending from the Romagna side. The former Alpe di Casaglia state road 477 branches off from the pass in a northerly direction and, after passing the nearby Sambuca Pass, descends the Senio valley.

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Still closed (June 2024) and, I think forever, the old Bar-Restaurant. However, a bar is now open next door, on the side of the pass that leads towards Palazzuolo.

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A classic for runners, cyclists and motorcyclists alike. The Bar Nido d'Allocco is the best for a stop based on flatbread, sandwiches, juices, beer, wine and so on and so forth....

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done the trail in 5 days alone in July 2023, no comment can give an idea of the feeling of happiness, freedom, tension..... I met many guys (and this gives me the idea that the future will be better than what we elderly people leave).... I cried upon arriving in Piazza della Signoria..... as I have already posted "if you have someone you don't love tell them to take the path, if instead you have someone you who you love tell them to do it... in any case they will thank you".

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Passo del Passeggere, nestled along the Via Degli Dei (VDD), is a captivating mountain pass that adds a touch of adventure to the trail. As you ascend towards this pass, you'll find yourself embraced by the beauty of the Italian landscape, with lush greenery and panoramic views stretching as far as the eye can see. At this pass, you may find a sense of accomplishment as you pause to appreciate the surrounding mountains and valleys. The air is crisp, and the scenery is a testament to the unspoiled beauty of the region. Whether you're tackling the Via Degli Dei as a challenging trek or a leisurely stroll, Passo del Passeggere offers a memorable moment in your journey, inviting you to soak in the tranquility and majesty of the Italian landscape.

One of the most famous passes in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, it is very popular with those who walk or cycle. It is located on the Alta Via dei Parchi and has three asphalted sides: Frassineta and Monghidoro on the Bolognese side, Pietramala on the Tuscan side. At the top there is the Chalet Raticosa, where it is possible to stop and refresh.

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Between a farmhouse and a lake of the same name, the panoramic Passeggere pass is located in the municipality of Firenzuola, in the upper Mugello valley. The name is thought to derive from "passeggeria", or place of great passage, since the times of the Roman road Flaminia Militare and the medieval mule track, according to a route still retraced today by those who walk on the Via degli Dei and the Alta Via dei Parks.

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Navigating the ancient pass of the Osteria Bruciata along the Via degli Dei is a venture into the heart of history. This age-old trail, etched into the landscape, weaves through the undulating hills and verdant valleys of the Italian countryside, connecting past and present in a seamless dance. The Osteria Bruciata, a name resonating with the resonance of ancient inns and resting places, adds a layer of nostalgia to the journey. In its heyday, weary travelers would have sought solace and sustenance within its walls, forging connections and sharing stories that became woven into the fabric of the Via degli Dei.

The Giogo pass is located at 882 meters above sea level. During the Second World War it was part of the German defensive line called the Gothic Line. In 1944, at the Giogo pass, the Allies broke into the German trenches after a series of attacks that lasted five days.

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The Raticosa pass is one of the most celebrated and well-known passes in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines. It is located at 968 meters above sea level. At the top the chalet offers a moment of relaxation after the effort faced. Before the construction of the motorway, this was the only route between Bologna and Florence.

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The legend of the burnt tavern: https://beerbellyrunners.it/2021/04/11/la-cascata-della-piscia-e-il-passo-dellosteria-bruciata/#leggenda

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Pass of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines that separates the Mugello and Santerno valleys. It is located at 882 meters above sea level. between the towns of Firenzuola and Scarperia. It was a garrison of the Nazi Gothic Line to defend northern Italy from the advance of Allied troops.

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Little-used pass on the west-east crossing through the Appeninn. There was a young guy in my scooter the whole time, who must have gone up and down 5 times.

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Famous Apennine pass, the Muraglione stands out from all the others due to a large wall, in fact, on its top. It was wanted, in the first half of the 19th century, by the engineer Alessandro Manetti to offer wayfarers shelter from the strong wind that still blows on the ridge.

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Nice finish line at the top of the climb between Firenzuola and Scarperia

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