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A beautiful climb to be tackled calmly

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The Viamaggio Pass is a pass (983 m) in the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines located on the border between the municipalities of Pieve Santo Stefano and Badia Tedalda, in the province of Arezzo. The pass, which connects the Tiber Valley to the Marecchia Valley, is crossed by the Marecchiese State Road which connects Sansepolcro (Arezzo) with Rimini. Known and frequented since ancient times, in Roman times the Via Ariminensis passed through it, an ancient road connecting Arezzo and the colony of Rimini. This non-consular road, however, did not follow the current route of the Strada Marecchiese, but headed towards Pieve Santo Stefano and passed through the valley of the Sinigiola stream (the current Via Cerbaiolo, with the hermitage of the same name, which joins a few dozen of meters from the pass)

The Valico dello Spino (or Passo dello Spino, or simply Lo Spino) is a pass located on the SP N°208 which connects Chiusi della Verna to Pieve Santo Stefano. At the pass the road sign says that it has an altitude of 1005 m, but in reality the height is 1054 m. From the pass the view opens towards the Tiber Valley. The climb from Chiusi is modest, while the one from Pieve Santo Stefano is decidedly challenging.

Demanding tour over 2 passes and up to the Fumaiolo at 1340 m. There is a good snack at the top of the mountain. Fountain in S. Stefano, Balze, Veghereto

nice pass ideal for cyclists surrounded by nature and tranquility

A small pass which culminates at 1054m and can be done by multiple routes.

This pass on the crest of the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines owes its curious name to the narrow and winding passage that made it difficult for horses to pass through. It was a very important crossroads for the cutters, charcoal burners and cattle breeders of the Vallesanta and allowed trade with the upper Savio.