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The end point of the very long climb starting from Imperia or Taggia. Also accessible with a road bike. From here, the Via Marenca starts north for those wishing to reach the Garezzo tunnel.

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in the area there are many trails built by local bikers, of varying difficulty

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Let's go and do it today!!

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A decent effort but well worth the stunning views

panoramic pass

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An ancient meeting point for the people of the Rezzo, Impero, and Argentina valleys. From the pass, you can enjoy an incredible view; I recommend using an app to identify the peaks to orient yourself (e.g., PeakFinder, free). This wide, grassy saddle between Mount Arborea and Cima della Donzella is almost certainly the one mentioned several times by Italo Calvino in his novel "The Path to the Spiders' Nest."

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Beautiful pass where you have to decide whether to go towards Monte Monega or Teglia Pass

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Summit point of the Bosco di Rezzo, famous meeting point for the people of the Argentina, Impero, Rezzo and Monesi valleys, for the annual livestock market. Since prehistoric times. Marked by some megalithic works in the area. It was a point of exchange of livestock and goods. Viaticum for the sea via the roads that reach Passo Teglie or towards the mountain via Passo Pianlatte and then Garezzo and the Monesi valleys

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Fantastic as a climb from the Sp548 piece behind Badalucco. Very little traffic. Watch out for one or two potholes on the descent. In Carpasio again the possibility to add water refuel

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The Passo della Mezzaluna, belonging to the Ligurian Alps, is a scenically crazy environment and connects Rezzo with Molini di Triora.

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The beautiful descent is fun, but good brakes and nerves of steel are a must.

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wonderful views, but be careful: there are always potholes and stones on the road. as a driveway from Badalucco a dream!

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famous pass in the area, especially for the BdC, it deserves for the view towards the sea. But above all, I invite you to observe the total change of vegetation from one side to the other. The eastern part is wooded and cool, the western part completely bare. Even the two valleys (Argentina and Valle di Rezzo) could not be more different from each other. The first (Argentina) is very wild, with few villages and steep. The second (Rezzo and then Prino) rich in olive trees and villages and decidedly sweeter.

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Pass where the ancient fair took place, in prehistoric times, between the people of the Argentina valley and the Rezzo valley, to exchange goods and livestock. The ancient frequentation of the place is testified by a menhir not far away, on the slope of the Carmo dei Brocchi. Recommended for the view over the Argentina valley. Great for pitching your tent on a multi-day hike.

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dirt road, suitable for MTB / Gravel that connects the slopes of Mount Faudo with Pietrabruna. The track follows an old forest, partly cemented but bumpy, up to the intersection with the provincial road that climbs to Pietrabruna. The track is entirely accessible by bike even gravel, except for a small passage of a few meters in which you have to take the bike by hand, not agile

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Main road pass in the area, you can also get here by racing bike.

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A nice climb up to Colle D’Oggia. To be done in one breath.

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Crossroads pass for many laps in the Ligurian mountains

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one of the few completely unpaved dirt roads that connect the church of S.Brigida with Pietrabruna. The alternatives are all valid for MTB only. The descent from the slopes of the Faudo to Pietrabruna seems to get lost at a certain point, but apart from 5 meters of bike on your back you can do everything in the saddle.

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beautiful pass in Liguria, gravel instead of racing bike, then the descent is also fun

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