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great trail, from start to finish, beautiful views and chestnut forests with streams and huts. We did not encounter any tick-infested areas. Highly recommended hike for families with small children.

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The mouth of the Crocione or, more commonly, the Termine, offers a spectacular panorama of the surrounding Apuan Alps and Versilia.

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Located at 558 meters above sea level, the Passo del Lucese connects Trebbio and Valpromaro. It is a short climb and not as hard as the average slope, but some steep sections - present on both sides - should not be underestimated.

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Point of water, if any!

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In addition to being a point on numerous trekking routes on the Pisan mountains, Passo Dante is a crossing point for those who, on the route between Lucca and Pisa, do not want to go through the tunnel but want to pass over it. The road is suitable for MTBs. Not suitable for gravel although I have seen some. There are points with sharp stones and very high steps, but the sloping section is not long, so it can be pushed if you fear for your safety.

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Beautiful panorama over the whole plain of Pisa. On the clearest days, you will see the Baptistery and the leaning tower very well, with the island of the gorgona and the capraia in the background. Easy hike to Polish or Bosniaski's villa or bel vista. Suitable for families

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Mouth of Crocione or Termine (978 m a.s.l.)

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necessarily mountain shoes

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Path of silence that opens from the chestnut trees to the scenery of the peaks. Mourning and memory. Houses of Monte Ornato, today ruins, firefight between partisans and Germans. Case Zuffone, Among the stones lying on the ground is engraved the name of Italo Evangelisti, a young man from Capriglia, who died in combat, together with three other partisans and four civilians, on 30 July 1944. The tratturo declines to the finds of the ancient silver and lead mines and then goes up towards the Argentiera, the first village of Sant'Anna raided and set on fire by the Germans who came from Capezzano. In the woods between caves, sheer rocks and ravines you reach the Martyrs' Memorial.

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The Focetta di San Vincenzo is a large pass located at 912 m above sea level on the narrow coast that joins the Col di Pardini to the relief of Mount Prana and separates the Val Pedogna from the Valle del Lombricese, connecting them. The inhabited villages closest to the focetta are Metato on the Camaiore side and Convalle on the Pescara side, both reachable by well-marked CAI paths.

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Not only the route to the Passo del Lucese is a single highlight, you will be rewarded with a very inviting spring water point after the ascent.

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On the Pisan Mountains that divide the plain of Pisa from that of Lucca, there are many paths suitable for MTB and especially trekking. One of these has a particular historical-literary value, because it would have been traveled by no less than Dante Alighieri: it is precisely the Passo di Dante, who in the Comedy at canto XXXIII of the Inferno refers "al monte per che i Pisan veder Lucca non ponno." (ie the mountain that prevents the view of a city from the other one.) Above the stone slab that bears these verses, there is a bust of the Poet. Naturally this pass, that connected the Lucca side with the Pisan one, was well known long before Dante: from the Neolithic to the Roman age it had been traveled by people of all origins, but from the Renaissance onwards it was known just as "Dante's Pass". The tour up to the Pass, which is located just over 200 m above sea level and offers beautiful landscape views of Pisa, can be started from S. Maria del Giudice or S. Giuliano, with distances that vary depending on the starting point and if you go to on foot or by bike.

In past times it was the pass that allowed the passage between the Lucca area and the Pisan plain

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Passo sul Monti Pisani crossed in past ages to reach Pisa from Lucca and vice versa

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