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Passo Boccaia 1574 meters, crossroads of paths, arriving from Passo Eolo on the left you go down to Lago Santo, on the right you go down into the valley below Colle Bruciata continuing straight you start the climb (be careful very long and tiring) that leads to the summit of Monte Giovo at 1991 meters

Here you cross the pass and the Hannibal Meadows begin

The source of the river of the same name, Passo della Boccaia is a well-known crossroads of paths near Lago Santo in Modena. The Apennine ridge that separates Emilia from Tuscany is not far away at all.

Boccaia Pass

The territory of Abetone has always been a crossing point of the Apennines, so much so that it is said to have also been used by Hannibal to enter Etruria. The construction of the road dates back to 1766 to unite the Grand Duchy of Tuscany with the Duchy of Modena. During construction, a fir tree was demolished so large that it could not be embraced even by six people and from which the name Abetone was born.

Classic climb, even if it can be very busy

Between the Lima Valley and the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, there is one of the pearls of the Garfagnana: Monte Coronato. The path that starts from Montefegatesi and climbs up to its top, from which you can enjoy a breathtaking view, was dedicated to the Avi, in homage to those who made the history of these beautiful places.

The territory of Abetone has always been a place of crossing of the Apennines, so much so that it is said that it was also used by Hannibal to enter Etruria. The construction of the road dates back to 1766 to unite the Grand Duchy of Tuscany with the Duchy of Modena. During construction, a fir tree so large that it could not even be embraced by six people was felled and from which the name Abetone was born.