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Climbing from Cicagna (north side) and passing through the hamlet of Dezerega, the road is mostly paved, with sections reaching gradients of over 20%. You gain 500 meters of elevation gain in about 5 km. It's very shaded, and from the Crocetta Pass, Rapallo is just a short drive away.

The cable car, built in 1934, connects Rapallo to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Montallegro, with a 2,350-meter-long route that covers 600 meters of elevation gain in just a few minutes through breathtaking landscapes. Ticket Office and Information Piazza Solari, 2 - 16035 Rapallo Phone and Fax 0039.0185.52341 Mountain Station Phone 0039.0185.239017 Email funivia.rapallo@libero.it (c) https://www.funiviarapallomontallegro.it/

This long stretch of the dirt road that goes from Perlezzi up towards the Aiona–Pratomollo Refuge offers wide panoramic views: from the Aveto Mountains to the sea, with Lake Giacopiane appearing between the mountains like one of those bodies of water in the nativity scene, reflected on silver paper. The surface is generally hard and compact, but in some short stretches the loose gravel can reduce grip, both uphill and downhill. The descent is pleasant and never too steep, while the climb requires a certain amount of effort: the difference in altitude is felt and the ascent is constant, with no flat stretches to recover. However, the effort is well rewarded by the increasingly spectacular views that open up as you climb higher.

This intersection marks the point where the dirt road coming from Crosi joins the one that goes up from Perlezzi. There are in fact two dirt roads that, going up the valley, lead towards the Aiona-Pratomollo Refuge. The first, more direct, starts from the locality of Crosi and initially develops in the woods, to then cross the large pastures that cover the side of the mountain. It is a physically demanding climb, especially from a muscular point of view, but without significant technical difficulties, at least in dry conditions. The second, longer route, starts in the hamlet of Perlezzi. Although it has a lower average gradient - thanks to the greater length that allows for a better distribution of the difference in altitude - it is, in my opinion, more challenging due to the less compact ground in several central sections. This characteristic reduces grip, especially for those who do not have adequately knobby tires. On the descent, both dirt roads do not pose any particular technical problems, but it is advisable to pay attention along the Perlezzi route, precisely because of the poor compactness of the surface in some places.

In the locality of Ferre, along a dirt bike path, there is an ancient medieval bridge, marked by special signs on site. Although it is in a state of abandonment and is almost completely covered by vegetation, its structure is still clearly visible. It is a single-arch bridge, with a central height of about 15 meters, still perfectly passable.

Our tour of the Ligurian Levante makes a short stop in Rapallo to dust off old memories and then continues towards Recco through an internal road full of ups and downs but which allowed us to discover some enchanting small villages

Among the most important sanctuaries in Liguria; the Madonna of Montallegro is patron saint of the city of Rapallo; the neo-Gothic façade dates back to the end of the 19th century. The Byzantine icon preserved in the sanctuary depicts the transit of the Virgin into heaven.

Located at the eastern end of the Vittorio Veneto seafront, surrounded by the sea and connected to the mainland by a pier, its unmistakable silhouette is one of the symbols of the city of Rapallo.