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A wonderful clearing where we can find wild cattle grazing. There are many varieties of beautiful flowers to admire (and please do not pick!) From here we begin the climb to the wonderful peak of Monte Gennaro

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The paved road will allow you to reach an acceptable altitude to tackle the Monti Lucertola and challenge Monte Gennaro. The split mountain is the entrance to the park from the San Polo dei Cavalieri side.

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over time a short stretch of flat path has been marked out with stones, suggestive

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Flat spot before the ascent of Monte Gennaro

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From the split mountain the path is direct and well placed. The most difficult but still suggestive part is the stony path in the woods and the immensity of the forest that dominates it.

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Suggestive to say the least, very low grass and populated by cows and horses. An excellent refreshment point before the summit!

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Pratone landmark. Unfortunately for the conditions in which it concerns, full of manure and plastic.

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Path to Pratone and Monte Gennaro, very well laid out and easy to follow. The path to Mount Morra is currently closed by a gate so conditions are uncertain. In the woods, pay attention to the path called "L Uva Spina" which connects the meadow to the Falicchio meadow. It is very well marked with BLUE CIRCLES rather than the classic white and red trail markers.

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Beautiful source of drinking water

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Centuries-old elephant-shaped tree

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Connects Marcellina to San Polo dei Cavalieri

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More than a trail marker, this ancient beech tree is a timepiece! Perhaps this is why some of its protruding roots protect a small improvised nativity scene. The "troscia" indicates the puddle of water that you come across on the path just south of the beech tree.

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Large grassy clearing of karst nature, one kilometer long and about 500 meters wide. For hundreds of years it has been the destination of the transhumance of local shepherds. Today you can admire horses and cows grazing in the wild.

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Very pleasant excursion, the only part that can present difficulties is the stony ground before reaching the top

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Beautiful 360 ° panorama

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Monte Gennaro is the second highest peak (1271 meters above sea level) of the Monti Lucretili Park. The official name of the mountain is Monte Zappi, but among the locals it is better known as Monte Gennaro. Monte Gennaro is visible from Rome.

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Stony path

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nice lawn where to picnic or stop to rest

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Fountain where to get water

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In mtb you go up with the bike on your shoulder! It can be reached either from the Monte Gennaro meadow or from the Monte Gennaro refuge. Nice hike but still worth it

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